News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-15
NEWS & CITIZEN.
NJ OR RISVILLE.

in town Saturday.
Ches'er Darling and wife returned
from the west last week.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Circuit has some very de
sirable rooms for rent.
The high wind of Monday night
did considerable damage in this vicin-
ity.
The W. c. 7. L. meets at Mrs. S.
Z. Sanborn's thi, "wednesday even
ing.
A small clock and dictionary were
stolen from the teachers desk in the
Smith and Allen district recently.
Lawrence is now at work in
Champean's shop, having sold out his
own business to the latter.
Willis Marshall is to teach the
school at North Wolcott the coming
wiBter.
The Congregational ladies circle Is
to be held on Thursday, instead of
Friday evening this week.
School at the Academy Will COM
mence Friday after Thanksgiving, and
will keep the Saturday following.
NJ. W. Terriu, of MiddIeGeld,
Conn, is in town looking after the in
terests Of Moses Terrii's estate.
Regular convocation Of Tucker
Chapter No. 10. at johnson. Friday,
November l6, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
We predict that Walton's register
gor 1884 will show a marked improve
ment, at least SO far as this town is
concerned.
The teachers examination will take
place at the office of \. \. Niles,
Saturday, November Il, commencing
at 9 o'clock \. ".
We neglected to take in our sum
mer house Monday night, and the
zephyrs got away with IT,.
The second band promenade con-
cert IS to DC held at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening of next week.
Frank P. Robinson has purchased
tEe Langley place on summer street,
now occupied by him.
). r. Bracket has moved 20 the
Moves house on the corner of Main
and High streets.
William Smith has vacated the
Davis house and moved to the house
recently purchased by him on sum
mer street.
f. ). Robinson has vacated the
rooms IN the Henjee x Fisk block
and moved to his new building across
the street.
Rev. W. A. Bushee preached a
very appropriate and interesting SER
mon Sunday morning, on the life of
Martin Luther.
Another hop" IS announced fol
Tuesday night, next week, at the Ba-
kerry Hall. Music by EImore's band.
Tickets to hall % cents per couple.
In the report of the Tewksbury lee,
lure last week, also" in the sen
4enoe, Also the deplorable iIIiteracy
of tie nineteenth century," should
have read 1luS.
Garlic" Gle and Miss Lizzie Ham
mel, both well and fayovabIy known
to host Of friends here, were mar
ried at the home Of the bride on
Wednesday of last week.
Our base ballists fed the Hyde
PaIkers with their much thirsted for
-Tsgore" by q victory Of two scores in
the base ball game at Hyde Park on
Saturday afternoon. Our boys did
remarkably well, as they had never
played together before. With little
practice they would make 4 strong
team.
Reasons why it viii pay YOU to Eu,
TUur clothing Of d. \. Gilbert: Isl
his stock is of superior quality through
out; I'd, it is full and complete as t
sizes: Sd, it comprizes every fabri
and sLyle ordained by fashion tC
men and bows wear; 4th, 1t Is oticre
at prices lower than those asked els'
where for goods Of inferior quality an
Workmanship.
An unusually large number wei
present at the union temperate
meeting held at the UNIVERSAL
church on Sunday evening. As usua
remarks were made by Il goOdly nur
Der. including Revs. Bell, Bushee al
IIowes. G. W Fitch, II. Z. Munso
ID. W. Tennv, DR.. Abbott, D.
Hardy and others. The meeting "
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bell. /
Deacon's remarks were directly
the point
At the Iyccun Friday evening
large number were in attendance, al
several from Hyde Park were preseI
The musical programme Of the eve
inc was very good, as usual. l
principal feature Of the evening W
the discussion by Messrs. .otewa
Sturges, Wilson and Powers. l
lYceums Of the term just closed ha
been sustained in a better mann
and have had larger attendance tn
for several years.
Tie school exhibition at the Ac;
envy Hall took place Tuesday event
in the presence Of large audIen'
The exercises reflected credit up
the students, and were very accept
bly, received by the audience. Mu
was furnished by the Band, and
proceeds Of the entertainment, ab'
$40. were given to this OrganIzatI
We are requested to publicly expr
their thanks and appreciation Tor
substantial mark Of good will and
COuTagement.
CADY'S FALLS.
Amateur exhibition Of school dist
No. 3. in the church at Cady's Falls
Thursday evening. November 10, M
the management of Miss Nora Putin
teacher Order Of exercises: ''DraI
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