News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-01
m RRISNILIE.
Vennor's thaw still hangs fire.

was largely attended from this place
We intended to say that Josep
Burke moved into this town in 1SOC
not 1880.
Geo. w. Clark will be at the depc
with another lot of nice hay mex
Monday morning.
Bradley's phosphate takes the lead
ii. A. Slaylon q Co., have jus: It
ceived two carloads.
The Cong'l. Ladies Circle will NEE
with Mrs. Alfred Dodge, Friday after
noon. SociabIe in the evening.
Our old townsman, N. w. TerrilI
of Middlefeld, Conn, Is a member Z
the present Connecticut Legislature.
The lecture delivered at Academ
Hall, Monday evening, by Rev. j. ID
Emerson, is highly spoken of by thos
present.
Miss Aggie Woodward was mad
happy, as well as about 80 of he
little friends, by pleasant birthda,
party, on Saturday last.
The stereOptican exhibition which
was to have taken place this week
will not occur until the last of mex
week, of which notice will be giyel
i'll our next issue.
The ladies of the Universalist soci.
ETY. will give a variety supper ano
entertainment at the Town Hall, Fri
day evening, Feb. End Tickets tc
supper % cents. Admission free.
Send your orders to j. c. Grigg>
WaterbGy, for sewing machine need
les to lit any machine. They seuu
just the size you order OF ) cents each.
or six for 20 cents. Needles sent UN
mail.
Those wishing to purchase any
thing in the harness line will do well
to call on and see w. j. Lawrence
& Co. They are prepared to do al,
kinds of work at rock bottom prices.
Give them call.
Jed. w. Hyde will sell at auction,
on the premises now occupied by him.
on Saturday next, at 10 O'CLOCK, a. m. :,
his farming tools, household furniture,
and five good cows and some other
property. See bills.
Luman McClintock died about s
O'Clock this "Wednesday morning.
He has been in poor health for sevcrnt
years. Mr.. McClrtock was an old
time resident of this town and Elmore,
and one of the best of citizens.
Do you want new sewing machine.
if you do go and look at the "White"
sold by l.. w. Buzzell, of Stowe. Ii
is the best, easiest, and stillest run
ming machine on the market. Lyman
will sell you one at fair price, too.
Religious meetings were continued
at the Methodist chapel during the
past week with full houses. Rev's.
upper Of Johnson, Bowen of Hyde
Park, and Hitchcock of North Hyde
Park, were present a part Of the
time.
Annual meeting of Morrisville HOOK
and Ladder Co., occurs February 8.
at Z D. IN. Those wishing to remain
in the company must be present a
that hour as the absent members
will be dropped from the roll at tha
time.
D. \. Gilbert has by no mean:
closed out his clothing business al
this place. a good stock and com
plete assortment of goods will b.
kept at the old stand. As he style:
it he has simply opened "clothins
store No. 2" at Cambridge.
Our town is not the only one re
joicing in the gift of a town clock
Mrs. Sally Young of Orwell, ha:
given TO that place $500 clock anC
slate sidewalk costing $500. Tha
Orwell may not get the start of us
won't some one please give us side
walk.
w. Z. Clement, the furniture man
has something of interest to say il
another column. His stock withou
question, is the largest in the county
and he desires to reduce it by sellin!
goods at a discount for the next 81
days. Better improve the chance anC
fix up little.
Clement Smith has q cows, 3 0
them heifers, from which he made dur
ing the year 1882, 1920 lbs, of butter
OF an average of 22O lbs, 10 eacI
COW. For this butter he received
Sl455. 80, averaging 81 II cents pc
10. He says he hasn't fed meal sine
they went to pasture last spring.
The Century, formerly Seribner'
Honthly), under the present manage
ment, has become, We think, the mos
popular magazine of the day. .Th
illustrations and general excellency {
the book is everywher acknowledged
The subscription price is 81. Addres
The Century Company, New York.
A grand reduction in prices. "
offer our entire stock of boots an
shoes at cost. Now is the time I
buy if you want anything in thi
line. Call and see us, examine on
goods and get our prices. We kno,
that we can suit you.
CALKINs & SLOCUM.
The MIorrisville Cornet Band wi
give promenade concert, Wednesda
evening, Feb. 9TH. The boys hav
spent much time and considerabl
money in getting this organizatio
under way. They are endeavoring t
make it a credltable institution to tn
place, and thus far we believe the
have not called upon the citizens fC
help. They have certainly made e1
cellent progress, and upon the occa:
ion named, merit, and will doubles
receive, liberal patronage. In col
nection with the entertainment the
will serve ice cream and cake, AC
mission to the Hall 10 cents. Com
out and see what they can do.
Quiet marriages are getting 10 /
the rage here. The latest is that {
/. o. Andrews and Oritha b. Fisher
which occurred quietly at the room
Of Rev. q, F. Barnes, on Sunda