News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-13
NOR RISVIIIE.

R. V. n. Burke goes to Boston this
week.
F. X. Hickok returned to New
York on Friday.
Several of our citizens are attend
ing the State fair this week.
Bert Boynton, of the Van Ness
House, was in town over Sunday.
Pay your taxes before the 18th
inst. if you wish to save the discount
There are ffty-six nonresident
pupils in attendance at the Academy
this term.
George Bedell says he threshed 80
bushels of oats for f. +. Allen in
three hours.
Luther Bugbee, Jr., a former resi-,
dent, is in town from Providence,
r. l.
Fred and Oryille Choat show their
school furniture at the State fair this
week
The ditch diggers began work at
the upper end of Main street Monday
morning.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes returned home
Saturday night and occupied his desk
on Sunday.
Rev. NJ. 2. Bell is holding interest
ing meeting, with goods results. al
Elmore Pond.
Regular meeting of Green Noun
tain Lodge at Grange Hall this (Wed-
nesday) evening.
Herman Holbrook and Warren
Woodwork enter Lewis College at
Mortified this week.
Rev. Wilbur Rand aud wife, of
Barnet, are spending a few days with
friends in this vicinity.
A house on Summer street, known
as the Mrs. Herrick house." with
lot adjoining, is for sale.
w. f. Clark goes to Boston this
week, and we understand he IS to re-
main there for the present.
Mrs. Elisha Parker, of MicklIefeld,
Conn, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs NJ. A. Kenfeld is also here.
II. B. Warden, who has passed the
season at the Sea View House, Rye
Beach, arrived in town Saturday eve
ming.
H. W. Tewksbury, of West Ran
dOlph, will deliver the first lecture OF
the Academy course some time next
month.
c. r. Page, of Morrisville, and L.
A. Smalley, of Hyde Park, have Oh
hand and for sale, work horses and
roadsters.
f. W. Webster, of Stowe, will pay
81 per cord for hemlock bark delivered
on wheels at the Mt. Mansfield tan
merry, Stowe, Vt.
The Academy students held their
first lyceum on Friday evening. OF
ficers were chosen for the first hal
term last Thursday.
The ladies' circle will meet at the
Congregational vestry on Friday, al
l P. NJ, sharp. The Montgomery
quilt is to be completed.
Arthur Clement has moved &c
Hardwick, and w. ii. Hale has rent.
ed and is moving TO the SlavtOr
house, vacated by Clement.
Henry Bangs, of Gilmore, recently
found blackberry bush on his farm
that measured II feet and two inche!
in length, with berries growing eigh
feet from the ground.
As will be seen by a card elsewhere
A. C.. Hill, on account of i'll health
offers his farm for sale. The farm /,
in a good state of cultivation, and ;
bargain is open to some body.
Capt. II. II. Brown, of Brooklyn
n. Y, will lecture in Woodward
Hall, next Sunday, forenoon and at
ternoon, at the usual hours, and a
Z O'Clock in the evening at Hyde Park
The ladies' union prayer mectin;
was held at the Congregational par
sonage on Tuesday afternoon, and til
w. c. L. L. held a meeting at Mrs
II. II. Morgan's on Monday evening
+. S. Robinson has refitted his hal
dressing rooms with two handsom
mirrors, and will have two chairs TO
his customers, having recently pur
chased new of Smith Brothers, 0
Boston.
A county union of Good Templar
was held at the Congregational churc
on Wednesday of last week. 1t no
being generally known but Sigh
preparation had been made, and 70
that reason was not the success