News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-08-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple are visiting
in Hardwick.
Mrs. George P Hardy is in town
for few days.
Mrs. Paul will speak in Wood
wards Hall next Sunday.
Miss Cora Stafford, of Augusta,
Maine, is stopping in town.
Fred Page, who has been quite i'll
for several weeks, is on the gain.
The usual monthly temperance
meeting comes next Sunday.
Two new Northern Pacific engines
passed through here Thursday morn
ing.
Samuel W. George and wife, of
Saratoga Springs, n. Y. are visiting
in town.
Chelsea, are stopping at Postmaster
Robinson's.
JIG. f. Slayton and wife, of Bos-
ton, are stopping in town for few
days
H. S. Kelsey and wife returned
from Saratoga last week, both much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson re-
ioice in the advent Of 10 81 pounds
boy, born August /.
L. B. BOynton is buying new horses
and carriages for the livery connected
with the Morrisville House.
Quite a party of both old ant
young people are to camp at kLmort
Pond this week.
H. A. Slayton & Co. have a wore
TO say in another colum. Read wha
they will do.
Rev. G.. W. Jenkins, missionary Of
the Vermont Convention of Univer
saIists, is the guest Of Rev. q. +
Barnes.
School at the Academy commence:
three weeks from to-day, (Wednes
day) with prospects of large at
tendance.
Rev. G.. F. Barnes preached
Wolcott on Sunday. Sunday SchOO
services were held at the church her
at noon.
The Good Templars' installation o
officers occurs at their hall this ( wed
nesday) evening, being postpone'
from last week.
Jaw Hoagaboon, who is at work il
the duarries at Barre, recently re
ceived a severe bruise on one foot b.
a large stone dropping on it.
Miss Clara d. Browne, of Fayston
a former student at the Academy, l
visiting at II. II. Morg&n's and DR.
Hall s.
Chester Niles is moving here troI
Springfield, Mass, where he has bee
for several years. He moves IN VII
his father, on the Plains.
Regular monthly meeting G. A. Il
Post 4, at the G.. A. r. Hall Frlda
evening, August 10, at $50 o'clocl
SeIni-annual election of officers. A
fall in.
A large party leave to-day (NeC
nesday) for Peake's Island, Name
where they will camp for sever;
weeks. Others are to join the par
on Monday next.
The Band went to Hyde Park Fl
day evening and held concert wit
about $40 receipts. A few from tn
place attended and say that It'll
bows" did themselves credit.
Human Wheeler discovered one Ola
last week what be thinks cunoI
freak Of nature, it being an apple tr'
in his orchard bearing fruit: blossom
and buds at the same time.
Saturday was general market d'
for cattle, sheep and hogs, a lar
number of the latter being tax
in. Five cents per pound was L
general price paid.
The new school house in the DIN
wall district, built by II. r. Burke,
finished, and the district can nc
lay claim to as good a school bulIdil
as any in town.
The annual meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union Will
held at the Congregational vestry
Saturday, after which picnic supp
will be held, to which all are invited
The concert given by the WaddiD
ton family and Morrisville corr
band at the Town Hall on Wednesd
evening of last week, was well atten
ed, and was an enjoyable entertai
ment.
Judge Heath, of Johnson, who h
been spending several weeks in Mic