News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-29
ST.J.&L,G.R.R,T TIME TABLE,
NJ RRISNILLE.

ent furniture establishment.
The school meeting stands adjourn
ed to Saturday evening next.
Ed. Recor is at work for Foster,
learning the marble business.
The band give q promenade con
cert at the Town Hall on Thursday
evening.
B. c. Sheldon and wife, of Swan
ton, have been visiting in town the
past week.
The wreck at Jones bridge was
picked up Friday and taken to St
Johnsbury.
Chester Darling and wife and Or
SEINE Gates and wife left for Dakots
on Monday.
The report that DR.. Abbott was tc
to remove to Stowe is contradicted
and not true.
!. II. Barnes has an opportunity tc
dispose of his house, being built Oh
Cottage street.
Mrs. Asa Hawse is at the Burbank
Hospital, St. AIhans Bay, being treat,
ed for 4 cancer.
c. Rawson, of Craftsbury, a form
er student at the Academy, was i'll
town or Monday.
Daniel Hardy limps a little, caused
by being thrown from his sled while
going at full speed.
Walter Pike is reported better, and
has moved to II. W. browns, in the
west part Of the town.
They do say that Page has just pur-
chased one of the best Lambert stall
ions that walks the turf.
Miss Flora NJ. Terrill, teacher in the
Montpelier Union School, is spending
her vacation with her parents.
The question for discussion at the
the Iyceum Friday evening, is, IRE
solved, That wars will cease.
Asa ODER has sold his house on
Railroad street to Stephen B. Hatch,
and is soon to move to Barre.
Arthur Gates, who recently went
west, is located at Albert Lee, Mimi,
where he has entered jewelry store.
Charles LaPage and family, Of the
Brooklyn side, are to return to Barre,
where he will continue the harness
business.
The band are preparing fine pro-
gramme for q musical concert to be
held within two or three weeks, Of
which due notice will be given.
Gilbert, the clothing man, comes
out this week with a column advertise
ment. Read what he has to say and
then call on him to prove it.
Arthur Robinson attended the State
Board of Dental Examiners at the
annual meeting of the State Dental
Society, held at Rutland last week.
Arthur Clement and family, Of
Hardwick. have moved to town and
rented the SIayton house, recently re-
built, at the upper end of Main street,
The Congregational Sunday school
concert was largely attended on Sun
day evening, the exercises in celebra-
ton of Easter passing off very pleas
antly.
Dana NJ. Dustin, formerly Prin. OF
the Academy. has been elected Prin.
Of the High School at Weston, l.
miles from Boston, at salary OF
$1,000.
Easter was observed by appropriate
exercises at the several churches on
Sunday. The floral displays were not
very elaborate, on account Of the
weather.
Mrs. Sarah Heath, nee ODER, who
has been visiting with her parents FOL
4 few weeks. returned to he. home a
the Fabian House, White Mountains
last Saturday.
NJ. W. Tenill, Of Middlelield
Conn. has been spending few day:
in town, he being called here oy thu
illness of his father. Moses IerrilI
who is very low.
The Good TempIars held a sociabl
in connection with their regular meet
inc last Wednesday evening. Table
were set and refreshments served b,
the ladies. The lodge have just pun
chased an organ.
On every hand we hear most agree
able comments on the operetta In
Land of Nod" presented at the Aca'
envy Hall Thursday evening last, b
the young people of the CONGREGATION
alchurch. Thepiece is certainly quit
charming. The prettiest pictures, per
mans. are the introduction, where tn
children are gathered about the mother
and the scene where the ''oIeep
Heads" are wheeled in upon the stag
bv ..Jack Of Dreams" and the "San
Man. The character Of liking,
taken by Wilbur Clark, and lst''Drea
1nrite." by Miss 4. Belle Hall, al
the most difficult and responSlb
places, and were both admirably we
taken. as in fact, were all the part
So much praise has been bestowt
and so many requests that it be II
heated, that it has been decided to {
%. The operetta, with an entI
change of programme for songs al
music. etc. will be given on Iuesda
evening next, at Academy Hall, con
mencing at 80 o'clock. AdmissIC
IS and 10 cents.
Died. in Morristown, March :
Can't. Noadiah 5. Edwards, aged
Gears and ) months. br. tdwar
was born at Amherst, Mass., IN q
tober. 1906. HIS father had bought
farm and been on here and put up
small house on the land on the ga
side of the road, little north
where BIr. Edwards lived and die
and in February, 1907, when \.
yas but four or five years old, NOV
his family on to the farm which Il
ALWAYS remained in the family, a
with the exception Of thee or 10
years spent in Fall River, Mass. N
Edwards has always lived in this tow
lie Joined the Congregational chur
near the close Of Mr.. RockweIIs
hors here, in 1881. He has alwa
lived 4 CONSTANT Christian life, a
always had good neighbors, viii
means he was always a good nelg
bor himself. Another old landma