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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-19

for pastors salary and benevolent
purposes. During his ten months,
Mr.. Bowen preached 112 sermons, at
tended 80 prayer-meetings and 80
class-meetings made G37 pastoral
calls, attended Z funerals and one
marriage service. The Elder leaves
many friends here who will wish him
success in his work wherever he may
90. After spending a few weeks in
Westport and Albany, n. Y, he will
probably take an appointment in this
conference for another year. Two or
three places have already requested
his services.
The deaths of Jennie Ingalls,, aged
II years, and Alden Crowell, aged
9, step-daughter and son Of Almon
CrowelI Of this town, occurred last
Saturday the former at one q. m.
and the latter five hours later. These
children had been sick but a short
time, being confined to their beds less
than 4 week. Taken at first with
colds, for time nothing serious was
apprehended. However they grew
rapidly worse, and DR.. Randall was
called. Everything possible was done
to relieve them, but all human efforts
failed. Disease made rapid progress,
the girls sickness developing into
pleuro-pneumonia, and the boys into
cerebro-spinal meningitis. Their suf-
terings were great, but in few days
death brought relief. Very seldom
does the angel of death take two mem
bers from family at one time, and
especially rare is it where two are
taken sick at the same time and both
die within a few hours of each other.
Cutting down in a few days two prom
Using children, perfect pictures of
health, verify fulfills the scriptural
saving SIN tho midst Of life we ~
inAeatl~p The funeral was held Mon
day p. M, Rev. Mr. Wodonworth
officiating. y large number Of rcIa-
tives and friends were present, and
no doubt many more would have at
tended had the roads been in a better
condition. The afflicted family have
the sympathy of all in this their dou-
bic bereavement, and may that help
and comfort which cOmeth not from
human hands, but from above, be
administered unto them.
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MOLCOTT.

There will be a sugar party at RedfeId
Hall on Saturday evening next, at ten
cents per plate. All are invited.
The Listers have completed their alb
stract and lodged the same in the Town
Clerks office for inspection.
Leach has his 5clcpoue now in working
order to the depot.
Merrill \. Albee has traded for the
farm owned by the Farley IIutchius es-
tate.
Mrs. S. Gates is Singing and repair
ing her house.
Mrs. p. 5. benjamin has been quite i'll,
but is improving. very slowly.
Public examination of teachers will hC
| held ut the school house in the village
| Saturday, April n, commencing at
| O'Clock \. VI.
! Every one who knows c. J. Sheldon
| knows that Charley enjoys Il good joke
| when played on some one else. NJ. j
! Leach has Il telephone ut his drug store
which he put in, intending to run it tC
/ the depot, but not having wire enough tC
run it more than half way over, it wa.
hitched to a tree to await the arrival o
more wire by express. On Friday
last Charley came into the drug store anC
said Here is Mark: why are not tn,
Listers at work?' Moses told him tC
take a chair and get up to the tclcphon,
and call Milo. Suiting the action to tin
word, Charley mounted the chair ant
screamed "MiIO!" Then he placed hi
ear to the telephone and waited his reply
Then he got Il small tin horn and blew
that, and then lie hearkcned. Then h
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EAST ELETEAED

/ Miss VI. Brown was in town Thursday
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. |. p. Chase
Z. G. Chase takes the lead sugarfng
having sold over 800 pounds. and enough
| syrup on hand Thursday for 200 poumGs
more.
Mr.. Law, our blacksmith, is laid ur
with tGlOn on his hand.
Friday afternoon the water was on Z
rampage, the depot yard being Il NINA
turG lake, but no damage was done, only
to impede travel.
Frank Nichols reports his children bet
ter. The doctor called it lung fever.
The roads are terrible. Mr.. Cox. our
mail carrier to Fairfax, has been obliged
to walk part of the way.
Enos Fletcher, of WaterviIIc. is max
ing his old singing class hasty visit.
lie done well with his class as all will ad-
nit.
We have a steam saw mill here now, so
there is plenty of work for those who
wish to engage.
Rev. 5. c. Vail breaches his farewell
sermon on Sunday next. and would be
pleased to have Il fall house. So let us
all attend and encourage him, and be
benefited ourselves.
August and Nelson Anderson, in the
employ of y. X. Ellsworth and f. H..
Rice. have received the sad Intelligence
of the death of their father by consump-
ton, Ill Sweden, on the 25th of March.
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STOWE,

! Willie Bennett soon leaves for Boston
| to study music in the n. E. Conservatory
MIR. Elisha Parish died on Tuesday o.
! last week, the burial taking place on
! Thursday at l o'clock p. NJ. the Revs
! Mr. Lewis and Anderson officiating.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis leaves for the an
uual conference at st. Adams on Monday
next. The coming Sunday being the last
~-. r 'h0 conference year.
in w. d. esriH B"rl iI5 % :. was WAS
boy and is wOrkiiSC*5D Il large boot and
shoe trade in his at.tpted city, and will
be glad to see his friends when in town.
Mrs. Mary Raymond, whose absence
III Woodstock for some weeks past has
been the occasion of her being closed,
may be expected soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. McMahon now Oc-
cupy their residence, the late homestead
of Z. G. Mower.
The Good Templars now occupy the
vestry of the NJ. +. church. This occu-
panCy, we suppose, is only temporary,
as we are informed that union hall is
under preparation, back of the brick
store, for the use of the f. q A. NJ, |. O.
of G. 7. and @. y. II. Post.
Miss Alma Webster, late of St. Johns
bury, is visiting in town.
jesse Town and Mrs. Ruby Luce are
much better.
James f. Mediation returned from his
four weeks western tour last week lie
speaks highly of the west.
Some of our jurymen lately drawn are
hardly eIligable. as they are said to be
barred by statute.
\ regular communication of Mystic
Lodge No. 56 of f. q y. NJ. will meet al
Brother Ide's office, on the 9th of April.
\ full attendance is requested as there
will be business of Importance.
J. \. STAFFORD, Sec.
Orlo Towno, of the Hollow, has rent
ed his farm for the coming year.
We have ten skilled local painters in
town besides all amatures that may vet
appear.
It's nobody's business, but the ap-
proaches to the covered bridge west of
the village are neither safe for Il team
or persons on foot, nor are they very
Attractive to look at.
Lyon Wilcox. late of the Wilcox Bros,
has engaged in trade in MoretOwn. and
is said to be building up a thriving bus
mess.
Anyone in want of spring pigs. should
call and see Sylvester Edson's stock of
swine.
Drill Edison has bought the little black
mare of Henry Campbell, paying $l75.
Drill is good hand with Il horse, and
that he will double his money is the wish
ofmany.
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one interested in telephonary can see
the construction and working Of home
made telephones by calling at either
of the above places.
Ne&srS. Editors In glancing over
the columns of journal of an ada
cent State, my eyes fell upon an arti-
Gle which Immediately brought to my
mind the youth of this, our own com
munity. And, thinking that perhaps
the article may serve as 4 timely
warning, and be of much profit to
them, l ask space in your paper for its
publication:
\ gentleman interested in prisoners.
visited 4 man in Jail, waiting to be tried
for a crime.
Sir" said the prisoner, tears running
down his checks, Il had good home ed
ucation. My street education ruined me.
used to slip out of the house and go of
with the boys in the street.
In the street | learned to lounge; in
the street learned to swear; in the street
| learned to gamble; In the street |
learned to piIfer and do all evil. Oh, sir,
it is in the street the devil turks to work
the ruin of the yOung!'
So, boys, be1rare Of the Streets; be-
ware of marble ana penny gambling.
b. F. C.
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hoIIooed "MiIo." but no reply came
Just then Milo came into the drug store
but Charlie did not notice him, and Nose
told him to halIOo louder. Charley braced
himself, and gave screech that would
have done credit to a Commanche chief.
Then Milo made low sound, whereupon
Charley said, There, I've got HIM. -
Then lie screams, Come over; Mark is
here waiting for you" Another low
sound, and Charley gets. down and says
lie will be over in a minute. Then he
saws. BY George, Nose, the telephones
are great things, amt they?' Nose
says "Yes; but l forgot to tell you that
this one only runs to 4 pine tree on the
hill. and Milo has set here all the time
Charley went for Nose, and the result
was that Nose has taken his meals stand
i've ever since, and the last seen Of Char
ley he was kicking a granite post in front
of the store and using big talk about the
man that invented the telephone.
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EELVIDERE.

The roof of Byron Locke's sugar shan
ty broke, not long since, crushing two
heaters and an eVapOrator.
From December % to March %, r. Il.
Foster sawed SO cords of slaves for O.
w. Stearns Il Son. of johnson, averag-
ing five days work week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fletcher recently
enjoyed an anniversary wedding, about
Sl4 worth of presents being received.
Jack Squares has lost 4 horse, also |.
F. Dean. supposed to have been caused
by over feed.
|. 7. Dean has sued four prominent
business men Of Bakersfield on Il charge
of squandering his property to the
amount of several thousand dollars when
he passed through bankruptcy.
\. Cutting intends moving his store
across the line into BelVidere as soon as
the snow is gone.
Phincas Carpenter has carved sofa
and large rocking chair, the work of his
spare moments, of which any cabinet
maker might we'll be proud.
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HARDWICK.

c. f. Dean moved to Highgate Tues
day, and Mrs. Clark has rented Deans
tenement, and Allen Place has moved
HIS tS2Sa new e lttdt'.,f,' j pq GS9 Trow
A Mr.. o. c. Bailey gave quite an inter-
esting anti-masOnic lecture at Town Hall
Monday evening.
Mr.. w. II, Martin has moved back to
East Gilmore.
Elder Robinson has only one more Sun
day in the present conference year,
The snow is fast disappearing and the
river is clear of ice without any damage.
Ellsworth Post C. \. II. gave Il camp
fire and sugar marty mt Town Hall, Thurs
day evening, April y. which would have
zen fully attended if it had not rained.
| Tie receipts were little over SIG. The
entertainment consisted OF speeches and
recltatIonS.
The e. \. Il. Post have hired hall III
Shattuck block, and 1t Will be ftted up
Tor them at once
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NORTH WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Eliza Churchill is quite sick.
II. w. Camp has commenced framing
his house.
Al. Baldwin has hired out to Earl
Guyer to work in the mill
Miss Celia Strong has been engaged to
teach the summer school at Potterville.
Mrs. p. c. Farr. of Iowa, is visiting her
brothers. IL. & j. F. Holton, of this place.
IIarrie, infant son of |. c. SanbOrn,
died Monday forenoon, with Gropsy on the
brain.
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JCHN SON.

| The Ways and Means Society will meet
| Friday afternoon and evening at the Con
grc@atiomal Yestry. All are invited.
! The snow is almost gone, and the grass
| is rapidly turning green. 1t looks a
| though we should have an early spring
| after all.
The sugar party at the Baptist vestry
last Friday evening was well attended
and enjoyed by all.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce will preach his farewell
sermon one week from Sunday. His de
parture is very much to be regretted.
The public examination of teachers fol-
the town of johnson. will be holden at
the Normal building. Saturday, April u,
1881, commencing at 9 o'clock 4. IN.
Those intending to teach the coming
spring will please come prepared
PER ORDER SUPT.
\ report reaches us that Mr.. Crippen.
the former principal Ofthe Normal School,
is married again, and gone to California.
The sugar crop promises to be very
small this year. There has been com
paratively little made as yet, and the
season is advanced.
The village district has appointed Il
committee of three to grade the school
making three departments of it after the
summer term. They have also bought
new seats for the primary room.
The Lamoille and the = Branch - were
both very high last week when the ice
broke up. but are going down now.
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north HYDE PARK,

D. c. Smith is dangerously i'll.
The summer term of school in this viii
| lage will commence May 18th, with Miss
Ida COmpbell of Eden as teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock breaches the last
sermon Otthc conference year, next Sun
day.
Owing to bad roads, the mails have
been very irregular of late.
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ANYBODY visiting WiIlimantic. Ct.

ANYBODY visiting W IlllmantIc, Vt,
should not fail to call at the grea
works of the Willimantic Thread Com
pany. Visitors are welcome.
Messrs. Moody and Sankcy an6
their party will sail from Liverpool
for this country on the 10Th inst.
The trial of Conkling who killed
Haverstick at New York, is post
poned till September.
A careless fellow touched himself
off, together with so or 60 others, by
throwing the embers of q match into
about 200 pounds Of powder.
There is much amusement over a
silly letter written by the Rev. J. Hy-
att Smith, while he was a Greenback
member of Congress, which has just
been made public during q newspa
per controversy following a suit to col
lect money borrowed by the reverend
statesman. The letter is as follows
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. -, 81.
Ny Dear nds.-Through faith
tuI, noble IOmpkins you know 50
much of what is passed that [ need
not repeat it. My good angel has
wrought gloriousIy in my behalf.
Both the speaker, whom l made, and
Arthur, whom l saved, confess my
power. [ hold the key Of the posi-
ton for the future, they know. 1t is
the talk in the CaDitOI and on the
street. Tompkins will tell you all this
week. He has done grand service.
We shall Of course adjourn for the
holidays, when l hope to see you all
in the old fashioned way. Your old
home, what a soIace it has been to
me! [ can never repay you. | start
tonight. [ am delighted with the re-
spect paid me in and out of the House.
Cod bless and Isoor You
AS ever, your friend,
J. HYATT SMITH.
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NOTICE!

Owing to poor health, the subscriber wishes to
sell rent his store in North WulcOtt. said store
is where the Post Office is kept, and consists of
store, with good tenement overhead, barn 23N3O
attached, and one acre of good land. VIII be sold
on easy terms and ut bargain. live man, with
means to fill up and keep good stock of goods,
can make money. ! will also sell my farm adj
Joining, which Will keep six seven cows and q
horse; buildings good, and never failing water
running to house and barn.
7ltf j. +. HOLTON, North WOlcOtt, Vt.
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Aperfectly healthy woman is the excep-
ton rather than the rule, but most of the
troubles incident to females are cured
permanently by the use of DR.. Hardy's
"Woman's Friend" Ask your druggist
for it. 7OW4
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NoTICE.-Don't forget the meeting
in regard to new agricultural society
and buying the Fair Ground, at Hyde
Park, neat Tuesday, at II 4. m.
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IN INSOLVENCY.

"a Chicago man." remarks an eN-
change, "recently refused, at the last min
ute, to go to the bridal haltar. lie still
remains Il sir-single." That young mans
hcsitancy reminds one of the conduct of
persons who have catarrh. They use
snutls, irritating liquid injections, and
other injurious nOstrums, only too often.
The delicate nasal membranes become i'll
famed and finally diseased. Ely's Cream
Balm is not liquid or snuff, and is east
ly applied. 1t is Il pleasant, yet certain
cure for catarrh. Appropos of this sub
said: Many persons in Pittston and Vi,
cinity are using Ely's Cream Balm, ca
tarrh remedy, with most satisfactory re-
suits. \ lady down town has recovered
her sense OF smell, which she had not en-
ioyed for 10 years. She had given up heI
case as hopeless" so cents. 10
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NOTICE !!

Whereas my wife Ellen Braley, has wiIfully left
my bed and board, without due cause, or provo
cation, / hereby forbid all persons from harborng
trusting her, as shall pay no debts of her con
tracing after this date.
SAMUEL y. BRALEY.
East Fletcher, Vt, April Sd, 1883.
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CONGRATULATIONS the residence of
George II. FullingtOn, 9TH Street, Clay Centre,
Kansas, on Wednesday eve, March %, 1888,
DR.. Henry 2. Jones, of Industry, KS, to 5. f.
FullingtOn, daughter of Bradbury Fullington
of East Cambridge, Vt.
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z. o. WISWELL.
JOHNSON, Vt.

VSSG-7SSaNJ ~.J
Offers for sale the '76 Steel Side-EEiII Pillow.
the best i'll use, also number of other kinds, both
Steel and Iron. CultvatOrs, Barbed Wire, st.
Adams Threshing Machine, Drag and Circular
Saws; also QuInnipiac Phosphate. All of the
above warranted to give good satisfaction. Call
Mrite for circular before Won LmE. GINS
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B Or "
MARRIED..

SINCLAIR-In Johnson, April IA, 1883, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sinclair.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION,

Notice is hereby given that the CO-partnership
heretofore existing between +. ii. Shcrwn and j.
H. Patch, under the firm name of E. ii. Sherwin
q Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by J. Ii. Patch,
who alone Is authorized to sign in settlement of
all accounts. +. IL. SIERWIN.
j. ii. PATCH.
East Fletcher, Vt, April 2ud, 1888. 7lw3
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NEWS & CITIZEN
PRORArE hOrIcE

NTH further notice the Probate Court for the
District OF I-amollle, will be held at the Court
ItoU'e IN Hyde Park. on Monday and Thursday
OF each week. and ON Saturday from 10 L. a. m
10 l. m, and from =. m. to $50 p. m.
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ELYS
Cream Balm

Effectunlly cleanses the
nasal passages Of CatATrh 81
al virus, causing healthy
secretions, allays infiam-
nation, protects the mem
brane from additional
colds,cOmpletely heals the
sores and restores the
sense of taste and smell.
Beneficial results are real
lied by a few applications.
A thorough treatment will
cure Catarrh, Hay Fever,
sc. Unequalled for colds
in the head. Agreeable
to use. Apply by the lit
tie finger into the nostrils.
Will deliver by mail *
cts. a package---pOstage
stamps. Sold by whole
sale and retail druggists
NJ COMPANY,
Owego, New York.
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TINE TABLE,
" : 2 RISNILLE.

Isn't it about time to start the band
stand project?
Mrs. Clark Wedgew orth is visiting
her son in Burlington.
Julius Hazen is very sick, with
slight hopes Of his recovery.
Mrs. J. II. Barnes has purchased the
EImore place on Portland staeet.
The w. c. t. [. hold 4 meeting
for special prayer on Friday evening.
Deacon Gleed read a sermon at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing.
Regular communication of Mt.
Vernon Lodge this. Wednesday, eve
ming num-aaA
1t is now thoughs
Clark, who has been
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THE DENTAL ROOMS,

At MORRISVILLE, vt. ALWAYS OPEN. An
aesthetics administered, and satisfaction guaFan
tecd in all branches of the businesses. CAN in
and see us. Us ROBINSON 4 GREENE.
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Probate Court.

The following is a report of the
business transacted at the Probate
Office for the week ending April 18th :;
April 9.-CarrOl j., Earnest c, and
Chas. f. Scribner, minors, Morristown;
Lucy V. Scribner appointed guardian /,
guardian asks tor Tense to sell real es-
tato; hearing set ~ April u, 1888.
April 10.-RGl@ = I. Wilson's estate,
MOnstown; will presented for probate :;
hearing set for April 80, 1888. james
Brannan's estate. Eden; VIM. @. Bassett
appointed administrator; Wm. Scott and
! \. b. Mower appointed appraisers and
commissioners.
April 13.-Mary Bingham's estate, Nor
ristown; hearing continued to May H.,
1888. Farley Hutchins' estate, Wolcott !;
license granted to sell real estate.
April IA. NJ. Clevcland's estate,
Hyde Park; settlement continued to
| April IS. 1888, nine O'Clock a. III. Ashael
! Raymond's estate, Stowe; hearing under
petition continued to April 3Oth, 1888,
nine O'Clock Il. IN.
IN INSOLVENCY.
d. c. Smiths estate, Hyde Park; In
| the matter of A. Ladds claim VS.. estate,
counsel for claimant and creditors filed
their briefs; Court will report April 81,
one o'clock p. M. at which time motions
| will be heard relative to the discharge of
| the IuSOlyent Debtor.
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HYDE PARK.
Two prisoners in jail now.

Two prisoners in Jail now.
No mistake this time; spring is
here.
All quiet at present on the "safe"
question.
Mrs. Lewis Boyes and her daughter
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B, & |. R. R. TIME TABLE,

IlitIus moving East. Trains moving West
L.,lHt Do'Htcurd Read GpJCUFd.
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TREATMENT AND CuGE.

Having show1 the widespread and pernicous in.
fluence exerted by Catarrh over the entire animal
economy aud the diversity of forms in which it may
manifest itself, it will be apparent to all intelligent
observers that its treatment and cure ia matter OF
the highest consideration, requiring thorough famil
iarity with the disease in all its FORMS coupled with
judgment and skill that can only be acquired by
years of study and large practical experience. In
this connection may here be pardoned in saying
that among educated phys clans 1 was the first in
this any other country to devote my attention to
the study and investigation of catarrhal diseases,
and the happy results which attended my l4bors
have been attested by multitude OF patients
The scientific method of treatment which I have
originated and perfected by years OF practical expe
rence, reaches the diseased parts in the most direct
and positive manner instantaneously penetrating
every cell and cavity in the head communicating
with the nostrils ard subjscting every portion of
the affected membrane to the healing action of the
remedy employed, with the most beneficial results,
and without causing the least pain or imp essant
sensation. Indeed so effective is this plan of med
ication that single application is productive of
decided relief the offensive smell is removed, the
discharge diminshes, irritation is aayed, the
Inflammation subsidies alterations heal, and finally
a radical and permanent cure is effected.