News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-09-20
NOR RISViLLE.

Regular Good Templars meeting at
the hall this "wednesday evening.
New dress goods. including all of
the latest shades, at Clement Il Whip
pies.
The post-office block has been new
ly painted. which is a great improve
ment.
The ladies' circle meets at the Con-
gregational vestry on Friday after
noon
Wilbur Hayford, of East Gilmore,
has taken the Mead farm in the Shaw
district.
Babe Noe, who has been non
resident for the past two years is at
home on a visit.
Johnnie Graft has returned from
Passumpsic, where he has been at
work in pulp mill.
The News AND CITIZEN will be is
sued one day later than usual next
week on account of the fair.
On Saturday last, Fred, six years
old son of Z. V. Hadley, cornered
and cought a fish weighing two lbs
George SpiIler, of BrOckton, Mass,
has been in town visiting his brother,
Ira Spiller. They had not met be-
fore for Is years.
Social dance at Woodward's Hall,
Tuesday evening, September %. Ev-
ervbodv invited. Music, Paul Bros d.
,-oboo+ra fOur DipcpS
William Hawse has sold his resi-
dence on the Maple street extension
to c.. W. Drown. Mr.. Hawse and
family will move to Barre.
Rev. W. r. Laird, District Secre-
tarv of the National Reform Associa-
ton. lectured at the Congregational
church on Monday evening.
Hale wants people to remember that
Goods are going fast at his store, ey-
ervbody seeming anxious to take adj
vantage of the closing out prices.
Regular convocation Of Tucker
Cbapter No. Is, at Johnson, Friday,
September p, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tol
work. j. a. GEORGE oec'
Joseph Chaplain has left US hill g
Dotatoes that are certainly very fan
to look upon. ''Jo'' says they are
the Bride of White Rock Farm,
and can't be beat.
The discourse on religion IN tht
family, at the Congregational churcL
last Sabbath. is to be followed by 9th
ers at the same place on family gov
eminent and family discipline.
Jeremiah DanieIs,an aged resident
died, after a lingering illness, at ms
home on Thursday morning. In,
funeral services were held Friday at
tarnoon, w. A Bushee officiating.
Mrs. G. F. Barnes returned home
last week. We understand Rev. anC
Mrs. Barnes contemplate leaving here
as soon as his yearm connection Wit
the Tniversalist church is completed
George Goodrich says that hone.
story is one of ''Slade's" Democrat
fabrications. George only regret
that he didn't get q chance to tell tn
story first. George has found som
very nice honey somewhere, as we ca
affirm.
All accounts due the insolvent Is
tate of A. L. Champeau, or Cham
Deau q Hill, not settled before tn
Ist day of October next will be sol
af auction at the last meeting OF tn
creditors. which occurs that day. lii
Cbampeau house will be sold at aut
ion Of l o'clock. Friday, SeptembG
%.
Miss Francis POLAND, formerly {
Stowe. has moved here and IS HFlh
IN the Pope house. She is doctor
ess. and claims to have accomplish
some remarkable cures. She solicit
the patronage Of those suffering wit
cancer, cataraclls, kidney diseases
rheumatism. She also treats enron
diseases of all kinds.
The Madame Fry concert at I'll
the Town Hall Friday evening wa
very well attended, and pronounced
first class musical entertainment /
all. The programme was well ca
ried out. and each piece rendered II
ceived the hearty applause of the at
dience. The MOrrisyille cOrnet ban
rendered music at the door and ais
in connection with the concert.
Mrs. Tracy Cutters lecture c
"EquaI Rights" was listened to by
GOOD audience at the Town Hall la
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cutl
showed up the sad fact that with tt
present State of affairs imam al