News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-08-23
MORRISVIIIE.

Charles E. Robinson, of Chelsea,
is in town.
G. w. Doty and family returned
home last week.
Several of the sick ones in the vii
lage are said to be improving.
John Miles is again on the road,
and was in town over Sunday.
Rev. l. P. Booth and son Earnest,
of Mortified, were in town last week.
Prof. Wilson spent part of last
week at Essex Junction and Burning
ton.
Mrs. Frank Warner, better known
as Lizzie Simonds, is in town from
New York.
P. G. Tiff has returned from High
gate Springs where he has been on
camping exhibition.
Regular meeting of Green Noun
tain Lodge l. o. of O.. L. at Grange
Hall this "Wednesday evening.
Rev. Lester Warren, of MOntpel-
Ter, is to preach at the Universalist
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
w. A. Persons, formerly of this
town, but now of Saratoga Springs,
\. Y, is visiting acquaintance here.
There has been large number OF
former residents of the village and
town in attendance at the camp meet
ing the past week.
A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Robinson the 10th inst. At present
the child takes after its mother
Franks face is radiant.
Paul Brothers went to Queen City
Park on Wednesday last. Ira, Cal
vim and Edwin Spiller and Perc
Barnes are still there at work.
Mrs. W. Z. Newton and son, VIII
have been stopping for several week
with Mrs. A. Warden, returned t
West Randolph on Monday last.
The band boys gave a concert
Stowe on Friday evening last to
fair house. The entertainment passe
off pleasantly and was we'll received.
Almost everything was arrested o
the camp ground Sunday except tn
attention of the audience. Bill
saws he shall have q season uckt
next year.
The reports of the camp-meeting:
which have appeared daily in the FRI
Press. and also the report publishe
by us this week were furnished by W
II. Robinson.
The Sunday service held in Il
Congregational church was the on
one held in the village. The Meth
dists being at the camp-meetln9 al
Rev. Mr.. Barnes at Wolcott.
George Graft, of New York cit
is stopping with George Jackso
His son Johnnie is also in town fro
Passumpsic, where he is employed
the Messrs. Cushmans' pulp mill.
The regular Thursday event.
prayer meeting and the ladies' circl
which has to be held in the yestry
Friday evening were both omitted Ia
week because of the camp-meetlnS.
The change of time which went IN
effect on the Central on MOnd1
changes the running Of the Wat'
bury stage. As it does not arrive I
ill ten o'clock p. NJ, or after, |
mail will not be changed until
next morning.
W. H. Hale has an advertisemt
in another column which will be re
with interest by those looking for
prices. Mr.. Hale announces his b'
mess and store for sale, and till ST
\ time as he may be able to dispc
of his business he offers his goods
selling out prices. Everybody kno
that Hale carries a good stock
goods.
A hundred or more gathered
PAGES track last week to witness
race announced to take place betw'
n couple of nags owned by Jerre
and John Sc0feld. Everybody
nected some lively remarks ant
GOOD deal of fun. but they didn't
very much Of either. Jerres nc
won the race so easily, that as an
hibition the show was failure.
The Gazetteer and Business Di
tory of Lamoille and Orleans Go
ties, which has been in course OF pl
aration during the past year, IS
being delivered. The book is pr
ed On good paper and well bou
There are, of course, some mlSta
and some omissions. 1t could hi
Iy be expected otherwise in a worl
its size and character. Taken togo
er, the book, SO far as we are abb
Judge, is fully up to the repreSel