News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-08
NEWS &c CITIZEN.
NJ OR RISVIILE

netr NJ. II. Bundv's residence on
Maple street.
Several of our Young people at
tended the lyceum at Hyde Park last
Friday evening.
{. Il. Page Is building a large hen
house at his residence and will raise
some fancy poultry.
George Gilmore is to give a dance at
Moodward's Hall on Saturday even
ing next. All invited.-Idc.
The strike among the ditch diegers
was OF short duration, all but one re-
turning TO work on Thursday morning
last.
Warden has shot So partridges this
fall, Roberts, in half the time has
taken u and George Powers has
spoiled a flock
Miss Jennie Morgan is visiting at
Lynn and Lowell, Mass, returning
with Mrs. \. \. Williams, who has
spent several weeks In this place.
The funeral of Ezekiel Vincent.
who died on the Sd inst, was held
at his late residence on Monday after
noon, W. y. Bushee, officiating.
The WoIcott boys won their second
victory by score of 80 to IL in the
match game OF ball PLAYED with the
Stowe boys here on Saturday after
noon.
Paurs band is to give 4 dance and
concert at Woodward's Hall on Fri
day evening Concert from 80 to
$50 o'clock-free. Dancing 81 cents
per couple.
The Academy students hold an ex-
hibitiOn at Academy Hall on Tuesday
evening of next week, the proceeds of
which are for the benefit Of the Band.
Admission ten cents.
SIX persons united with the COngre
gational church last Sunday. The
morning service was followed by an
unusually large and interesting praise
meeting in the evening.
Monday evenings band rehearsal
was spent in picking up lot of
new music just received. BY vote
of the Band, W. H. Robinson was
added to the six honorary members
mentioned some time ago.
Those interested in the annual
house cleaning at the Congregational
church are earnestly requested to De
present at the church IS early as pos
sible Friday morning, November 9.
Don't wait for a personal invitation.
The Methodist ladies spent the af-
ternoOn. 0v invitation, at Daniel and
Clement Smiths on Friday last. a
six weeks old pig roasted whole and
placed on the table was the principal
feature of the supper so well enjoyed
by all.
The Academy students are to hold
the last lyceum of the present term on
Friday evening of this week. The
subject to be discussed is "ReSOlUed,
That it would be 4 benefit to the Dem
ocratic party to adopt q tariff for rev.
enue only, and stick to It," All are
invited to attend.
Pipes from the water main have
been laid to O.. w. IIendee's residence
and to the Congregational parsonage
the past week. The main pipe has
been laid on Summer street and start
ed on Pleasant and High streets in
the past few days. The gang IS now
-. -t~rl- J,stv,yor,y, Y. Prrpl,or's and the
reservoir.
SHIFTS for hard wear, such as active
boys cannot easily knock through win
anv amount of rough usage are the
kinds they try to provide at the new
cIothino store. d. a. Gilbert has
the enviable reputation of furnishing
the best garments for the least money
and this applies not only to boys
clothing. but equally to mems ready
made and to furnishing goods, haCS
caps, etc.
It is to be regretted that peopL
who feel interested IN the prosperiI.
of our Band can not, or do not CIV
substantial expression to that teelln9
Tuesday evenings concert called 10
ten cents worth Of expression an
vet the attendance was deploraol
small. We understand the concert
are to be held once in two Week
WHY not drop in occasionally! IL
cause is certainly worthy Of patron
ace, and the entertainment better tha
the price.
Franz Gebhardt, one of the &c
mans at work on the ditch, was
rasted on Wednesday of last week
sheriff Hardy for stealing underclol
In.s from line in Josiah Trow var
IT vas q clear case against the Dutc
man and his companions "chlppe
and paved the bill. To show his gr
itude for the kindness OF his lelI
1aborers, Franz waited at their DoaI
inc place until all had gone to VIC
ON Thursday morning, when 1t IS 81
nosed he went to their room, opeI
a satchel and taking three doll;
in money decamped, and has not o.
heard from since.
The Good Templars have adop
The credit, or counting system WI
Los heeI in operation during the
nnorter. ending last Wednesday
nino. AZ which time the credits OF
two sides were counted, the sc
standing 5000 to $3.50. The bea
side is TO furnish a supper at the 10
rooms this "wednesday even
The regular installation of Off
also takes place this evening when
following officers will be instalred
the ensuing quarter: a. 4. Niles,
C.. r; Miss Nellie B. Fitch, "
Il; Will II. Robinson, vs. l
]. Stewart, W. F. s.; Miss 7
Chaplain. w. T.; Rev. NJ. Z.
W. C.; Willie p. Marshall, W.
Miss Minnie Fitch, w. \. s.;
S. Abbott, W. l. g.; DR.. A6
w. Sent. w. +. Clement, +. v
T.; c. w. Fitch, L. d.
Mr.. Henry W. Tewksbury, of
Randolph, opened the Academy
ture course at Academy Hal
Thursday evening last. a fair
ence was present and the ever
entertainment was opened BY
rendered song by Miss A. Belle
entitled Nightingale" The sp
was introduced by Rev NJ. I:
and at once proceeded with III
lure on The Nineteenth Zen.