News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-08-30
M OR RISVILLE.
Mrs. Warden is quite i'll.

Mrs. Warden is quite i'll.
Mrs. Harlan Munson is visiting
friends in Maine.
Clarence Knight and wife are Wis
iting friends at Stanstead.
Several of the Spiritualists are at
Queen City Park this week.
Fred Page, who has been sick for
six weeks, is slowly improving.
B. A. Calkins is rusticating in Bos-
ton and vicinity for a few days.
The fall term of school at the
Academy opens to-day Wednesday,
Judge Powers and wife started
Tuesday for trip through the West
ern country.
The postponed ladies' circle meets
at the Congregational vestry on Fri
day afternoon.
Charles Terriu Is at home from
Springfield, Mass, where he is en-
ployed in a laundry.
Regular meeting of Green Noun
tain Lodge at the Grange Hall this
" ednesday evening.
Ed. Gilbert has moved his family
into the chambers of Mrs. ii. Dodge's
house on Summer street.
Nearly all the camping party at
Peake's Island Maine, returned home
Saturday night, having had a very
enjoyable time.
George d. Griswold, former stu
dent at the Academy, and late grad
uate of the [. V. NJ. is Principal OF
the Richford Academy.
DR.. Rublee is improving the APP
pearance of his premises. The blinds
and trimmings are red, giving to the
house q bright and pleasing effect.
Warren & Summerville have theil
reservoir well under way, and are
making preparations to push the worE
rapidly as soon as the pipe IS received
Monday morning a fire broke on
in Slavton's lumber yard in Gilmore
and destroyed about $4,000 worth o
Inmbar. Cause of fire unknown full.
insured
The sserector of metallic messenger
of thought" connected with our ofllc
returns thanks for the excellent mes
of fish sent by George Gilmore from
Peake's Island, Maine.
Now hear Hewey again. Eggs q
Tits, % cents per dozen. Bes
prints, Z cents; calf boots, sl.5O, an
clothing 30 degrees below zero. ~
gar very low and sweet.
The East end Of DR.. r. @. Gil
bert's house is being fitted into an o
flee for DR.. 5. Abbott, which he WI
soon occupy, vacating the room
Mrs. CIRCUITS residence.
Carroll Sweeney went to St. johns
bury last week to look at job tn;
was offered him there, but conclude
there would be "too much 'sponslD
on his shoulders, " and returned to h
position in the depot here.
The long talked of postal note go
into effect September 3d. For Il
of three cents these notes are issue
for anv amount from one cent to To-
dollars and ninety-nine cents, lncl
sive.
The Howes farm at the Corne
hos becn leased on shares to Carl
shaw for the coming year, and |
owners propose adding to the lar
$1,000 in land and stock, oilers
1ond for sale in that vicinity being 5
licited.
Bills are out for our annual ialE
me held Tuesday and We tnesoa
September p and &c. 1t will be Sc
that our band will furnish music ior
occasion. The boys are STRIVING WI
a lot of new music, and Will De
hand with a fresh supply.
The Band cordially invite everyDo
TO participate in a grand basket 2
mic in the Academy Park on + flua
August 81. Bands are eAPecl
from Lowell, Johnson, Hara|Ic
DanviIIe, North Danville, CraitsOu
and Waterbury. We wish IL un ~
stood by the public generally tnaC I'll
are all invited to come and orih9 -"
filed baskets, that we may nav "
good time and something TO eat r
Teturn checks to all who pay one
fare ON the St. J. & l.. {. Railroad
F. f. SPAULDNG,
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II. W. DROwN,