News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-11-01
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Harry Smith and family hay,
moved to Cady's Falls. Geo. jackson
moves into the Smith house.
The quarterly election of officers il
the Good Teml ,arS' lodge occurs Thu
"wednesday evening at the Grang,
Hall.
The Young peoples prayer meeting
at the Congregational vestry is to bt
held on Monday, instead of Tuesday
evenings.
Tonight "wednesday occurs the
ever eventfuI Halloween, when til,
fair maiden visits the cellar with mir
Tor in hand.
Services are held regularly at tin
Universalist church, sermons bein!
read by different members Of the so
ciety.
Miss Carrie Powers is visiting il
Burlington, Miss Lila Noycs in Osh
kosh, Wis, and Miss Lillian Bryant
in Canton, \. Y.
Smith Gates, son of Washington
Gates, of this place, and who recently
buried his wife, is reported very il
with typhoid fever.
The Band give a promenade con-
cert at the Town Hall, Tuesday even
ing, November 6. Admission 10
cents.
DIR. Abbott and wife returned from
their wedding trip on Thursday last,
and have taken rooms ut Il. @. Gil
bert's.
Will II. Moves, with Noyes Broth
ers, at Cleveland, Ohio, is in town,
being called home by the serious i'll
ness of his brother.
Josie Moves has remained in a very
critical condition for the past week,
bus at present there is slight hope
of his recovery. J. 2. Clement has
4 slow fever
The usual monthly conference
meeting Of the Congregational church
is to be held at the vestry on Satur-
day afternoon. Several are to unite
with the church at the communion
next Sunday.
Foster has been in Rutland this
week for another car load of marble.
1t seems to take a good deal of stock
TO run Eds" business. lie must
give good satisfaction.
\. 3. Rand lost a webben halter,
with q leather strap attached to the
ring, somewhere between his place
and this village The finder would
confer favor by leaving the same at
this office.
The Band will meet at the Grand
Army Hall hereafter. Fred Llvings-
ton donated lumber, and two very
neat tables with raised centers have
been built for the use of the Band.
Lysander Cheney will sell at pub
Tic auction, Saturday, November ,,
on his premises, one pair travers
.sleds, two sleighs, lumber wagon, and
other farming tools, besides 4 large
quantity of household furniture.
me f-rets PRESS ~ sNuJnOrlIS Tor INC
statement that c. \. knight, who has
been in charge of the MdLoae farm,
has accepted a position IN I. ,.
Pagl's office, and that III. J. Fisher
has vacated the Captain Hill farm
and will take Knights place.
Mrs. Alice Peck, having rented the
rooms recently occupied by Miss Ham
mel, on Main street, is now prepared
to do dress making, cutting and fitting
by the tailor system. All those de-
string work done in a first class man
ner would DIN we'll to give her call.
Ii. 4 d. r. Wood have 20 bush
els of very fine onions for sale at 81
per bushel. Orders will be filed at
G. ]. SIayton's and Elmer Harris
stare. and at Ward Harris store at
-ElmOre.
The Masonic lodge has given the
Morrisville cornet band the free use
of the so called Grand Army Hall as
a place for holding rehearsals. This
means the Band alone, and no out
siders are to be admitted, according
TO the wishes of the masOns.
A CARD.-We, the members of The
MorrisvilIe cOrnet band, take this
manner to express our mutual appre'
citation of the generosity manifested
bv the Masonic fraternity in allowing
as free access to the Grand Army
Hall, and extend our hearty thank:
for the same.
Bert Bovnton, who has proved
very efficient assistant clelk at tn
Van Ness House, Burlington. sine
the first of April, returned home las
week, and has leased the MOrrisvlll
House of L. b. Boynton, and has as
sumed charge. Bert i experienced
in the business.
.. L. Woods, the popular taylor
is getting out some fine work theS
DAYS. He has a better line of DO
nestle and imported goods than IS OF
ten found in the country, and hi
work is always done in the very bes
STYLE. He has made several suits TIN
fall for parties living out of the state
New goods New goods at 5. II
lifts. A nice line of ladies' dres
goods, flannels and all wool, in all tn
new shades. Ladies' cloakIng an
ready made cloaks, clothing, carpet
ing, etc. Boots and shoes below lo'
water mark. Apples at ). ii. lit
Clement & Whipple call the after
ton OF the trade to their stock
Germantown, Scotch, Saxony an
Tunbridge yarns. Germantown yar
in green, brown, blue, pink and chr
chiIla. Desirable for hoods an
scarfs; 10 cents per skein.
Gilbert says he is selling clothin
for men and boys at lower prices tina
ever before named. His stock II
cludes all qualities, the finest fabric
as well as the cheapest, worth wea
ing. Styles are correct, fits perie
and workmanship reliable. lie W
guarantee every garment to be as rel
resented.
Our village was favored with mil
jature strike Wednesday mornln!
The ditch men, mostly Swedes, pl
on their coats and refused to ply Il
shovel longer without more pa,
They have been receiving Sl3 p
month. and board, we understand
Both capital and labor stand hrm
this hour.
The Iyceum at the Academy
Friday evening called out a good nun