News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
HYDE PARK.

I II. r. Howes, formerly with c. 5.
Page, is preaching in Canada.
/ y partial settlement has been effect
ed with Myron Amber, but he is still
in jail.
Look at that trace of corn, raised
by :. Phi" Cleveland, on exhibition at
Rogers.
/ Geo. d. Sherwin and family, of
Burlington, are spending few days
in town.
/ If you want to get good suit of
clothes, or an overcoat at a bargain,
90 to Rogers.
The Edmund TowIe golden wedding
occurs Nov. I9th; not 18th as report
ed last week.
10. McElroy started for Truckee,
CAL, last week, where his uncle Frank
Finnegan is located.
Levi Noble will vacate the Noyes
tenement and remove to his farm near
North HYDE Park.
Examination of teachers at the
Academy, Saturday, Nov. 18th, COM
mencing at 9 a. IN.
5. &. Meacham goes back to Dako-
ia this week. His family will remain
here for the present.
= Cush" is adding little to the
looks Of his dwelling, by putting on
some new clapbOards.
Remember the sociable at the YES
try tonight "Wednesday. y good
time may be expected.
Bogus Canadian twenty-fve-cent
pieces are reported as in circulation.
They are brighter than the genuine.
Lyceum Friday evening. Question,
" Resolved, That women can do more
for the cause oftemperance than men,"
In order that your husband may
not forget to bring in the coal, place
the bod near the door where he can
fall over it.
The bullion value of the trade dol
lar is Sc 10 cents, and that is all the
United States mint at Philadelphia
Will pay IOr them.
Fifteen converts were immersed in
the brook near the GriswOld school
house last Sunday, by Elder Smith,
Advent minister, from St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Archibald Dwinell, wife of the
late Sheriff Dwinell, speht last Sab
bath in town, on the way to Lynn,
Mass, the home Of her daughter
Frances.
State papers report quite a snow
storm in the southern part of the
State last week Wednesday. None up
this way, in fact, that day was quite
pleasant.
Leander Eastman has purchased of
frame house, opposite Iii rltnw666d'ss.,
together with one-fourth of an acre of
ground. DR." will fix it up and
occupy it as a residence.
Overseer Bliss is a very ardent adj
mirer of Butler just now. Every
evening he eagerly devours the con-
tents of the Globe, and with great
relish too. Nevertheless, we fear next
Tuesday will be a cold day for Ben,
Notwithstanding Fred's enthusiasm
Butler must go.
The third quarterly conference will
be held at the church this week Sat
urday, at two o'clock. 1t is desired
that all members be present. Sacra-
mental services at close Of morning
service Sunday, Nov. 4th. Presiding
Elder Morgan will be present
R.P. Putnam and Phil. Wood have
zone to Burlington to build a house
for party there. These men are No.
| mechanics and the fact that they 90
to such a place as Burlington, where
mechanics and builders are almost in
Vulnerable, speaks well tor their
ability.
The highway between the Catholic
church and the river road has been
much improved recently by thorough
covering of gravel. Our very faithful,
efficient surveyor, II. A. Bailey, knows
well how to bring a smile of approba-
ton upon the faces of the travelling
public.
| The following were elected officers
of Lamoille Central Lodge Monday
evening: W. c., Frank Porter; W.
/ v, Mrs. Lewis; Sec, Z. f. Vaughan ;
w. f. s., S. FarraEd; Treas, Eta
DEMO; Chaplain, G. L. Story w. NJ,
/ c. {. Goddard; w. l. G., Mable De-
MO; w. O. G., Clark Richardson.
! Installation next Monday.
Notwithstanding his loss last year,
/ Sheriff Lanpher wished to repeat his
chicken trade with Mr.. Ayers, of
Boston, again this year, but letter
from the firm declines the offer saying
it is not Butler year. The proposal
was that Mr.. Ayers take number OF
chickens from Lanpher, and if Butler
is defeated pay double price, if he is
elected, pay nothing.
A lucky fall. A. p. Smalley fell
upon the doorstep striking upon hi:
hand and knee. On his hand was a
stiff bent finger, an old intirmity, due
to a callus upon the cord. The fal
detached the calIus, and the finger &c
his great delight is now straight. But
his good luck did not end here. lie
has recently been afflicted with large
soft bunch on the knee, which was
removed by the same fall.
About this time, look out for weather
signs. The unusually cold winter
prophet has already spoke his piece
Everybody should now watch theil
turkey bone closely. If it is greasy
why it will be warm, or if dry, it vii
be cold. This may be the wrong rule
but if stated wrong, the inquistivt
and anxious weather investigator car
: reverse the order. One way or the
other, is said to be a never-failina
sign.
Rev. d. II. BicknelI, formerly O
this place, writes as follows: {" ]
have lately moved from Breckenridge
Mimi, to st. Charles, Mimi, and ex.
I pect to remain here for year. | an
much pleased with this part of tn,
] State. 1t is delightful change for 3
: VermOnter who has been trying to live
e on a prairie. must say that deaC
5 level has no charms for me. There
J are six churches here, and good socie
, tv-a great many FermOnters. The
, farms are rich, and buildings substan