News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-27
HYDE PARK.


A. P. Wheelock, of Boston, is in
town.
Mrs. John Child is stopping at
Craftsbury.
The two-cent postage commences
next Monday.
Mrs. John Hubbard is quite sick
with pneumonia.
The stove men are beginning to
reap their annual harvest.
Chas. LaPage and family, of Barre,
are in town for few days.
W. II. Ellis, of Glendale, Dakota,
is the guest of 5. B. Meacham.
A. L. Noyes is IN attendance at the
lumberman's convention at Burlington.
There are 10000 . commercial"
tourists" perambulating the country.
Mrs. Jennie Keller Prouty, from
Swanton, was in town the first of the
week.
The Academy was closed Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday on account
of the Fair.
Abel Putnam, who has been quite
sick, is, we are glad TO learn, some
what better.
Harmon Morse, Esq, of Cambridge,
was the guest of Judge Page the first
of the week.
Mrs. Rogers is in Troy, having been
called there bv the illness of her
grandchild, F. S. Rogers child.
Captain Kenfeld was called to Cam
bridge Tuesday, TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. 5. Mudgett, a near relative.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Whitcomb, was buried Monday.
Cause of death, congestion of the
lungs.
The Lamoille Creamery closed last
Thursday, after running about four
months. Over twelve tons Of butter
were made.
Andrew J. Smith, of Barre, and
Will ROddy, of Burlington, were in
town Wednesday, both looking hale
and hearty.
Treasurer Wiswell has thus far re-
ceived a little over $1,000 of taxes.
The four per cent. discount lasts until
October 27th.
Postal notes are very popular IN
this vicinity, many prefernng to use
them in remitting small amounts In
stead of stamps.
II. NJ. Mcfarland has rented apart
ments in the LaPage house Cup stairs)
and after a few repairs have been
made, will move in.
G. L. Waterman, Esq, returned
from New York Saturday, where he
had been on professional business III
the A L. Stewart case.
Rev. Gil. Story delivered strong
sermon on temperance last Sunday
morning. The dominic is certainly
alive on this important subject.
Nellie Bliss, daughter Of Overseel
Bliss, and Charles Shaw, Of Morris
town. were married at Plattsburgh re-
Gently. Congratulations are in order
Elder J. II. Smith, of St. Johns
bury, will preach at the Richmond
Hooper school house in this town
next Sunday, at 1880 a. IN, and a
and 5 p. IN.
The subject at the St. Adams Bap
] list church Sunday morning, was
b. Wake Up!" If that church would
abolish the contribution box, perhaps
4 such a sermon would not be necessary
- The students of the Academy organ
lied a lyceum last Saturday evening
: In addition to musical exercises, Prot
4 Hulburd delivered a lecture on Milton
n The next lyceum will be held Octobe
18th and every two weeks thereafter
4 Mrs. J. S. Whitney has sold out he
X millinery business in Johnson, and 70
# the past few days she and her daugh
ter have been stopping in town. The
=, left to-day for Colebrooi n. H., wher
. they will remain for the present.
Il Ellen Button, daughter of job
Button, died last Friday of apoplexy
Deceased had been an invalid nearl
!, all her life, but her death was sudde
~ and unexpected. The funeral too
- place Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Story ofici;
ting.
IN James NJ. Hill, Jr., and Geo. Re,
ST nolds, of Franklin, VT, have bee
On with f. p. Hill for a few day
h Jimmie had 4 horse (LoOkout) at Il
fair, who made good records, takir
ly third money in both the 2.35 and fire
he to-all races.
5 While returning from the fair Tue
we day night, Napoleon Prior drove
lIe the bank near the creamery. Fort
nately nothing serious was the resul
R. the breaking Of the whiftletree and
81 tug, and the spilling out of his ware
ne being the only damage.
en- Patie Woodwork, Of this place, al
'St Mary Hamel, Of Morrisville, have c
tered into partnership and opened
nd millinery shop at Enosburgh. Mi
of Woodwork has removed her stock
at goods to that place. Patie will
he greatly missed by her many friends
al this place.
ere A line from B. f. Billiard, for sc
eral years with l.. f. Harrington, sa
on he is well located at Milford, Mas
&c as book-keeper for b. G. Spauldin
S6 manufacturer of straw goods, who C.
i've ploys about 275 hands. = Bert"
inc at a loss without the news from hon
md and so subscribes for the News
CITIZEN.
xes Excursion tickets to Boston. go
Be- to 90 October End and 3rd and to
the turn on or before October 10th, v
his be sold along the line of the st. j.
A. L. G.. r. r., as far east as Morrisvil
as for 5000. This will be a good {
BOO portunity to visit Boston and also
take in the Manufacturers Q