News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-06
NOR RISVILLE.
; SOUTH IND VEST

G. f. Robinson and family returned
to Chelsea on Monday morning.
Rev. G.. F. Barnes and wife are
again at Madrid Springs, n. Y.
The supposed large crop of black
berries seems to have been a failure.
But few from here will attend the
muster at St. Johnsbury this week.
The village consumers of coal are
receiving their winters supply this
week.
The usual monthly union temper
ance meeting comes next Sunday
evening.
Louis Beaulier, one of Green's ba-
kers, has moved his family here from
Cohoes, n. Y.
"ST' George and wife returned
from an extensive canvassing tour on
Saturday
Hereafter the Sunday prayer meet
ING at the Congregational vestry will
be held at Z, instead Of P. NJ.
Rev. A. A. Williams and wife, for
merly of this place, are in town from
Lynn, Mass.
Arthur Clement and family return
to Hardwick soon, he having pur-
chased a furniture store in that place.
Mrs. J. J. r. Randall, of Rutland,
who has been a guest of Gov. Hen
dee's for several days, returned home
on Saturday.
The slight rain on Sunday night
was very acceptable. Considerable
damage has been done newly stocked
land in this vicinity by the drought.
Communion services were held at
the Congregational church Sunday
morning. Two persons united by
profession.
School opened finely last Wednes
dav. The number in the academic
department is the same as last iaIl
40. The lower rooms are, as usual
favored with a large attendance.
The annual Old Orchard excursion
from stations along this line of rail
road takes place about the middle q
this month. 1t will probable be we
patronized from this vicinity Nor
particulars next week.
Fred w. Choate, of Albany, \
Y. and Frank X HickOk, Of ii. j
Tennv & Co., II Bond street, Ne
York. are visiting in town. ID. N
Hickok is also in town from Pennsy
vania.
Miss Minnie Fitch has feve
Miss Nellie Fitch, who has been
the Fabyan House during the sun
mer. has returned home, and will tai
Ninnie's place as one of the assIs
ant teachers at the Academy.
Mrs. Tracy Cttler, representatI'
of the New England Woman's gu
fraoe Association, is announced
sneak at the Town Hall Wednesda
evening, September y. Admlssl(
free.
Mrs. Beals, formerly of st. Alban
has become a resident of this plac
she having rented the Clark place,
Uigh Street. Mrs. Beals will be !
membered as the lady who gave
course of lectures here last May. >
may be consulted at all hours OF I
day. She prepares a blood and lIy
syrup. and also other medicines. .
has some desirable rooms for rent.
CArD.-We, the members OF
NIorrisville cornet band, wish 10
nress our thanks to the members
tho committee and citizens who W.
on untiring in their services &C
nected with the late band picnic; a
NO thank the marshal, the ladies'
so kindly furnished flowers Tor inc
casion. and all citizens who aioe.'
in providing for the tables II
which all so sumptuously Toasted.
unanimously join in this express
of our due appreciation oil Ihe l"'
50 kindly bestowed.
The band picnic held at Acade
Park on Friday last resulted III '
pleasant time, and was iarSelY
Tended by Citizcns in tins wen
The Crartsbury band, with MI al
Whitney as leader, arrived early
teams and met at the Dahd sl"ii"
the MorrisNille cOrnet band'
marched to the depot to meet ana
cort the Hardwick band, when
,ivod at Il.2G A. NJ. The HardV
hand were dressed in handsome
form and presented fine appearal
The Johnson band, arriving at l.
p. NJ, was met By the three bands
escorted to the Park, where a Ii
number of seats were PROVIDED