News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-10-11

M OR RISVIlIE,

bert taunce again runs through to
this place on the Waterbury stage.
c. F. Douglas and wife, of Mime
apolis, are guests at II. S. Kelsey's.
The duck huntists returned last
week, reporting great success-of
course.
The Band of Hope turned out on
Saturday afternoon and went beech
nutting.
q. A Barrows and wife have been
IN Bristol, and w. IL. Hale in North
Held the past week.
A. F. Sherman and wife, of Lud-
low, were i'll town last week, stop
ping with II. Stafford.
Premiums awarded at the fair will
be paid at Hendee & Fisk's office on
Saturdays and Mondays.
Dance at Woodward's Hall, Friday
evening, October y. Music, Paul
Bros. Bill % cents.-4dU.
The new bakery building is nearly
completed, and will be one of the
best business places in town.
Clarence Knight and wife are to re-
move to Hyde Park soon, where they
will board through the winter.
Young peoples social hop at Wood
wards Hall, Saturday night. Music,
ElmOre's band. Come early.-AdU.
Regular meeting of G. A. R. Post
Warner, No. 4 at their hall Friday
evening, Oct. II. A full attendance
is desired.
H. B. Warden is at the Crawford
House, Boston, this week. Several
of our people took in the excursion
to that city last week.
The Universalist society held very
Successful ice cream and cake festival
at the Town Hall Friday evening.
The band was in attendance.
Grange Hall is being enlarged, as
well as Harris feed store. The hall
offers a fine chance for some one to
put in a roller skating rink.
As yet, the committee appointed to
take some action in regard to sing
ing school, meet with little or no en-
'cOuragement. Why is this thus?
Charles Hadley has vacated the
house recently purchased by Mrs.
-Boutelle, of Wolcott, and moved 10
the Barnes house, on Portland street.
LosT.-In the west part of Morris
town, Brown Spaniel Dog; had on
a color marked :" z. 2. Roberts" The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning him to owner.
Cash will be paid for good sage,
snake root, ginseng root, saffron,
slippery elm bark, and No. spruce
gum at the corner drug store.
\. O. GATES.
Work was again commenced on
the Universalist church tower Monday
morning, ard it now looks as though
the tower would not be supported by
that unsightly staging much longer.
There will be religious services at
the Universalist church next Sunday,
at the usual hour. A sermon will be
read bv Mrs. Maria Boardman link
.er. The committee bespeak q full
house.
Rev. Mr.. Barnes preached his fare
well sermon at the Universallst house
Sunday morning, taking for his text
LIST Corinthians 2:1-2 for his text.
NJ. and Mrs Barnes left town on
Monday evening.
W. NJ. Clark is making some
changes and repairs in and about his
buildings, and also has a new anc
handsomely iDlaid billiard table, man
.ufactured by j. NJ. Brunswick & Bake
Co, of New York.
II. p. Stowe will sell at public auc
.Isn. on Saturday, October 20, on tn
premises of the Solomon Stowe estate
) Iot of furniture, farming tools, cows
vearhng heifers, grain, etc. Bee al
yertisement in another column.
Ed. Robinson has purchased Mr.
1osjvu's carriage house and moved
on to the lot north of j. NJ. Joslyn
%rocarv store. The building will b
finished in good shape and occupie
nv Ed. for his hair-dressing business
e 6. Moves. executor of T. He
ills estate, will sell at public au'
ION in front of the post-offe, Thurs
dov October IS, at i o'clock P N
q lot of miscellaneous articles, lncin'
inc feather beds, blankets, sneeV
silver ware, etc.
We are pleased to know that =
VI TonIev. former clerk with A. !
Gatas is to establish himself IN IL
drno business at Upham's Corner
Rochester, Mass. ''Allie" IS tull
business and no doubt Will make L
new venture a success.
IT w. TewksburY, of West Ia
dolph, who was so well received Nc Ne
in his lecture Three Prevalent MI
+oLes" oiven last season, IS TO OPP
the Academy lecture course on L hui
5ay Nov. ist, with his popular lie
80 G.The Nineteenth Century.
Mrs George Clark recently dug a
picked up 20 bushels OF potatoes
one day. besides doing her Gou.
mnri- She IS over 60 years of ag
ND she not do this kind OF work
her own free will and accord on
svmpathies would be excited II l.
clear case of woman's rights.
The gentleman who walked into
1odias' room at the depot and remoy
the stick from over the window SO
could burglarize the depot Mond
niobt. had better have a private
+oTview with me, as | have got
uoork on him. His race in this
rection is most run. G. W. Dorf,
have put my cider-mill in rea
ness. to please some of my custome
a not for profit. Those having app
70 work up please bring them BET
e 20 weather, for 1 shall not do
80 All who want chair waste
sIab wood had betteT get II.
those that do not pag had better
If alone, nights as/weii as days:
some of them wiIVsee trouble bel
they know it. a. + " H''NI'
II. B. Geofge and others ",
using a Springfield rifle recently WI
the Gun was discharged in man
coming very near serious reSui
Harrison had put in a cartridge