News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-15

regular sOciabe with Miss Lillian
BrN ant, Friday evening. All are Ill,
NiIed.
Young folks dance at Woodward's
Hall, Saturday eve, Feb. l.. Music,
Paul Brothers. Bill 70 cents. Com,
early.
Henry Slicer, who unwiscly ticklcd
the feeder Of Il threshiug machine.
last fall, is now able 10 do oud jobs
again.
Miss Anna Stoughton, who for tn,
past two Years has been stopping witt.
Mrs. Tiff. has returned TO her hUm,
in Chazy, n. Y.
An old inhabitant who has been
watching the Weather nigh on to
forty lcHls," says this is The lcoSt Oh,
We have h;-I Yet.
The town clock came Monday.
Owing 10 the everlasting cold wcalhrl
the tower of the church is not vel
ready for lis new charge.
Notwithstanding the numerous re-
quests, we absolutely refuse to give
any notice o: the old folks dance to
t:ke place in the course Of tn,
winter.
Mrs. l.. c. McKenstry will preach
in the Comg'l. church, Feb. 18th, at )
l.. M, also will give prophetical lee
lures during the week, commencing
Tuesday evening at Z O'clock.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter, No. -, r. \. NJ, at Nor
li>vilte, Friday, Feb. 23rd, at 10
O'Clock 4. IN, for work on several
degrees. J. a. GEORGE, SEC'Y.
With Gill" To look after the side
walKs and Surveyor Thomas the high
way, despite the continuous falling
and drifting SHOW, We have been
favored with good walks and roads
Abijah Whitney while at work il
his mill on Tuesday, got his leg
caught between the carriage and sLid>.
intiicting an ugly cash Of several
inches and exposing the muscles. No
bones were broken.
VIM. Smith, who las been with
Champcau K Hill, has Il seat now il
Calkins & Sl0cum's back office, and
in connection with their boot and
shoe business, will continue 10 peg.
patch and polish as lie well knows
how.
DR.. Nichols and Miss Nettie Silver
we've married at Waterbury, last weck
Wednesday. His Is Il clear Gaze Ot
Sicer Wedding at the NrIy stalt-
who ever heard of such thing? One
would suppose with such Il Irginnim.
il ought 10 lie sikcly affair lhUug'
life.
Mr.. and Mis-. Clarence Kuigh'
were called To Sl:,nslcad, Friday, l.!
di>Ialch announcing the death oI
MIR. Knights father, who has been II.
IGOR health for some time. Mi.
knight, lew lcaIs ago, WAS vol!
prominent aud prosperous business
man.
CAED.-The undersigned having
sold out his dental ollicc and practice
IN MulisvilIe and Vicinity 10 i. y
Robinson and .. X. Green, wnuiu
Cordially recommend them 10 his for
mcr PATRONS, rs being competent and
worthy their patronage.
K. G.. GILBERT.
{. II. Slccum and wife viii take
POSSES sion Of Major SafiuId's hOu>t
the lst Of March, and the ''IIcighto'
will then lose a couple of a9rrca-
l. l., fII1.H- la
cxhiIaIatiug atmosphere Of Il chal ming
rural retreat Tor The crowded stCct>
and sitting air of Il city residence.
How foolish.
We lave owned the "Sun Flower
two wears. and never succeeded lii
tipping her ever until Sunday last.
Wien we accomplished the feat, mucl
TO the IdilcaliUn Of a Distressing CON
Ercgatiun. We did it To show that
the Trick was possible. ii. a. Stay
ton not wishing To he oulllnuc ly Us
went over twice tie same afternoon.
Calkms x SluCu IN have engaged The
sIrl iCCs Of iIst-Class sho"-make r
nLd are prepared 10 do repairing ant
;ll Kinds OF custom wOIk IN the boo
aud Shoe line, To order. They als'
cany tie largest stock OF boots, shoe
and Iubbcr goods, staple and fare,
groceries, teas, UOficcs, etc, III La
mobile county. Give them a call.
The promenade concert proved
most enjoyable rs well as protilahl
occasion. The receipts amounted l.
$40. As Mrs. Tinker said, it WAS a
affair upon which all factions COu!
uniIe. Perhaps it might he well /
HE future 10 dub our union meeting
Of all kinds ''prOmenadcs." W hat
H. a name if the desired result is Onl
accomplished!
r. G.. Gilbert, our old and reliabl
dentist, from desire 10 lessen IN
laliOrs and get little Icst, has sol
his business 10 J. a. Robinson, AN
o. X. Green, late Of West Randolph
Robinson and Green me Young men
Tut both have had cXpcIi, ice and ca
duuhUless punch Il fellow III the mOul
with a. much dcNlIIIy and c"mp"'
me rs Tie older heats. We rNlen
our best wishes.
AT the annual meeting Of Morris
vile Hook and Ladder Co, NJ.
tie following tfliccIs were elected
u. SatIurd. foreman; &. W. Fitch
Ist assistant; G.. A. Barrows, III
assistant +. IL. Gamer, clcrk an
treasurer; prudential committee, II
Is. George, Il. A. CaIkins, 5. Il
Bracket; janitor, e. W. Fitch. Ad