News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-19


Mrs. Z 5. Paul will preach II
Woodward's Hall at the usual hours
Sunday, April 20.
Lewis Cass and family soon leav
town. W. II. Hale will take tn
house vacated by them.
Walter Pike is out again, but vii
not return to the marble business. He
will try the farm again.
Things at the pulp mill are again il
working order, but work is suspended
by reason of high water.
Mrs. +. H. Porter, of Burlington.
and Mrs. Charles Slapp, of Swanton.
were in town over Sunday.
Wesley GoIdthwait carries one arm
in sling, caused by getting a fall and
giving that member severe wrench
5. L. Gates, who has boarded with
Lucius Hadley for the past three
years, is now living with j. NJ. Jew
EFT.
The Band will give Il concert at the
Town Hall Wednesday evening, Nav
I'd. of which further notice will be
given.
At the meeting of the Academy
Trustees held last week, J. c. Robin
son was appointed Collector and
Treasurer.
Mrs. Grace Churchill, nee George,
who has been visiting her parents
the past week, returns to her home in
Stowe to-day.
Moses Terrill died at Cady's Falls
Saturday afternoon. An obituary
notice IS handed us which will be Civ
en- a place next week.
AIr. Stevens, of Boston, is in
town putting in the new town clock.
Want to stand back, now, for it is IL
able to strike any minute.
Mrs. A. W. Spaulding, who had a
slight paralytic shock while visiting in
HYDE Park, was taken home Sunday.
1t is probable she will fully recover.
The teachers examination will be
held at the Academy, Saturday, April
Il, 1900, commencing III O'Clock,
AN, The examination will be pub
lie.
The ice went out Of the river with a
rush last Friday, the water being I'M
usually high. At the Tenney bridge
it was over the road, making it impas-
sable for fOotmen.
4 Mr.. Dodd, agent for the Buffalo
School Furniture Company, was in
town over Sunday. He has an eye
on district No. 6, where a new school
house is to lie built.
The Junior and Middler exhibition
will take place at Academy Hall Fri
day eve, April p. Music will be furn-
ished by the Morrisville Cornet Band.
Admission 10 cents.
The university Cynic' is the new
journal to be issued tri-weeIIy by the
students of the L. V. NJ. The edit
oriaI board consists Of eight. George
NJ. Powers has the personals"
A wandering canine, without col
lar, passed peacefully on to dog land
Monday morning, at the INSTANCE OF
officer Boymton. The dog had pre-,
r1ously bitten his boy Charley.
The Universalist ladies' sewing cir,
Gle will hold sugar party at the
smear bush of |. y. Lebanon Thurs
day afternoon of this week. All are
cordially invited. Sugar ten cents.
All persons owing the estate o.
Cbampeau x Hill, OF y. l.. Cham
r1.au or George Hill on private ac
rounts. are hereby notified that al
payments should be made to the I'M
dersigned, as no one else IS author
ized to receive the same. Parties who
do not observe this notice are liable
to pay their debts the second time.
II. c. FISK, Assignee.
The Vermont Camp-meeting AssO
citation. it seems, will hold their mex
annual meeting at this place. The
Union saws: THE executive commit
tee of the Vermont Camp-meeting AS
sociation met at st. JOhnsbury las
week Tuesday, and deciL.anw
the temperance camp
risyille this year
vile. IL viii take place ~ ft9s'1o u
and 10th days of August. Unusua
efforts are being put forth to make TIN
meetings entertaining and profitable
The best talent in the country will b.
secured for speakers.
The question resolved that "Suiler
aoe should be extended TO women,
was finally settled by the Academy
students Friday night. The discus
sion was sustained i'll the affirmative
Inv Miss Lille Cutting and Willie
Marshall. and in the negative by Mis-
Ella Story and Bert Merriam, result
inp in n decision in favor Of the mega
i've. The musical programme wa
very good, consisting OF a solo o.
Miss 4. Belle Hall, a dHet by tn
Misses Brigham, and a duet by W. +
and Miss Ella Story.
For some time past Robinson, tn
barber. has had vibrating telephone
made by himself, running to the post
office. The past week Drs. RobInso
and Greene have run one from thel
dental office to and into the sam
drum at the post-oflice, and MarIl
Waite. at work in WOOdward's dru
store. has run one into the same druI
at the barber shop. SO now comlhU
nicatiOn can be carried on betwee
the drug store and the dental room
over one wire to the barber shop, an
from there to the pOst-Oiice over nun
her two. and then back TO the dehI'
office over wire number three, WithoI
repeating, it working similar to a te
egraph line with four offices. An