News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-04
NJ Or RISNILIE.
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Miss Ancy Davidson of Essex
junction, and Willie Mudgett of Cam
Cambridge, former students at the
Academy, were i'll town Saturday.
There will be an oyster supper and
donation at Morristown Corners,
Thursday afternoon and evening. Jan.
18th, for the benefit of Rev. LYMAN
Sargent. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended To all.
The Ladies' Universalist Sewing
Circle will hold a picnic sociable at
NOodward's Hall, Wednesday, eve. ,
Jan. 10. All are cordially invited.
Let the date be remembered, and a
large number be present.
DR.. Quint, one of the orators and
scholars of Massachusetts,, gave an
address in Boston. on Forefathers'
Day, against the Views of intoIler-
ance on the part of the Puritans."
Can't we have the DR.. in the Academy
course. \ CITIZEN.
Gilbert says he will not carry over
one OvercOat this season, and as few
of mems and boys suitings as possible,
or any other winter goods. Many of
these goods have been purchased of
late, and would pay to carry over if
he was blessed with more funds. He
says he must sell. All goods will be
sold reckless of the cost. Business,
no foOling.
W. J. Lawrence wants the people
of MOrrisville 10 know that business
is booming at the old Miles stand.
Harnesses are made to order and
always as represented. He buys the
best material and his prices are ALWAYS
satisfactory. All repairing brought
to his shop will be promptly ATTENDED
to. He keeps a large line of horse
furnishing goods constantly in stock.
Mother Symptoms prophecy for the
end of all things below, having failed,
Il French prophecy has been turned
up. which declares that when Good
Friday falls on St. Georges Day, and
Easter on St. Marks Day, and Corpus
Christi on ST. John the Baptists Day,
final cOnsummatiOn will arrive.
This will occur in 1886. The credu-
Ions should govern themselves accord
ingly.
Vennor arranges the weather for
the latter parI of January, as follows ::
january 22d, great snow storm and
drifts, cold; 23d, gales and very cold
weather; 24th, intense cold continues,
below zero: 3jth, still cold, but
moderat.ng; 26tb, foggy and much
milder, rain; 27th, mild weather,
sIush; 2Sth. windy and cold; 18th,
bright and keen; 30th, fair and cold
and windy; 3ist, mild with snow
furries."
The lecture delivered by Henry w.
Tewksbury, at the Academy Hall,
Friday evening, was very well deliver
ed and commanded the close attention
of the AUDIENCE. The subject Two
Prevalent Mistakes" was review oil
the sins oRthe Purilans and something
of an endorsement of the Nihilists,
Didn't lust like to see The Puritan
cause left where it was. but as the
speaker only advertised to talk about
the mistakes" don't know as we car
find any fault.
The observation of the twenty-httt
anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr
and Mrs. c. w. Fitch, was observed
at their residence on Friday evening
last. The assembly of friends wa
very large, and the presents mad
included those Of value and utility
among them being a castor, cake
basket, butter-dish and pickle jar
The presentation remarks were mad
bv Rev. W. II. Bushee, and appro
priately responded to by Mr.. FItch
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Hadley dropped in upon them Satul
dav evening, quite unexpectedly |
fbem as we'll as many Of their friends
gho you'd haye gladly Joined the lin
of march had they known OF I'll
movement in season. As 1t wa;
about sixty were present. 1t was I'll
occasion of the tenth anniversary
their marriage, and many tokens
friendship and good will were presente
by the company, Is. A. Calklr
doing the hOnors of the hour.
At the annual convOcatlOn
Tucker Chapter, No. 10, R. A. NJ
held at Morrisville, Friday, Dec. 2
the following officers were elected #
lbe ensuing year, viz: NJ. Ma
Gus Ide, II. P; E.-Franklin /
Garner, K; E.-Willian c. Doan
S: Comp. Perley p. Roberts, Treas
Comp. Josiah y. George, Sect
Comp. Smith B. Waite, c. II. Com
Alvin p. Holmes, p. s.; Com
Harrison B. George, Il. A. c.; Com
CordilIa W. Fitch, NJ. Sd v; Com
Charles C. Dodge, NJ. I'd V. Com
Henry II. Newton, NJ. lst V.
The Good Templars Lodge W
oroaEized with forty-four chart
members, Oh Wednesday evening las
The meetings of the lodge are TO
held each Wednesday evening,
Grange Hall, and an iuvir alton IS
tended to the citizens Of this pla
and vicinity to become members: L
following list of officers were choS
TOR the remainder of the prese
Quarter, which closes Jan. 81 W:
RS. Abbott; w. Y. TN
Hattie Hickok; W. S.-A, A. Nile
". f. S.-Chas. p. MoultOn; w.
Mrs. NJ. b. F. Reed w. Co.
Tabor; w. M.-Will H. Robinso
G.-Miss A. A. Terrill; W. Sci
Jas. b. Hyde; P. w. c. &c.
Borden; l.. D. & L. &c. w. Fito
r II. S.-AIiss Evah 3. Waite