News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-03-01
M ORRISNIIIE-

Mass, IS stopping in town.
Miss Hattie Hickok is visiting
friends in Jericho and Burlington.
Horace Waite is moving onto tn,
farm recently purchased by him il
Hyde Park.
There will be social dance Al
Woodlands Hall, Saturday evening
March 3rd.
John Miles is stopping in town fol
a few days. MIS-. Miles is reported
quite feeble.
VIII Marshall has returned from
Troy, where he has been teaching {
winter school.
Henry Warden has been stopping
at the Crawford House, Boston, TO
the past week.
Mrs. S. Merriam has returned from
Bradford, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Daniel Smith sold in one year from
a grade Jersey COW, $50 pounds Of
butter for S11O.
Miss Carrie Stone returned from
her school Tuesday, aud will spent
her vacation at home.
DR.. Sanborn and wife of East
Hardwick, spent the Sabbath with
VIM. Cheney and family.
The next Union Temperance meet
ing will be held at the Cong'l, vestIy
next Sunday, at $50 p. m.
School at the Academy opens next
Wednesday. The prospects are very
good for 4 large attendance.
Lysander Cheney leaves town soon
for Saltwater, Rhode Island, where he
is to take charge of a grist mill.
Paul Bros. with Eli Gle furnished
music for the Washington's birthday
ball at MarshfeId on Thursday last.
But few from MorrisvilIe attended
the County Temperance Convention
heId-a Hyde Park on Thursday last.
The regular young peoples socia-
BILE is to be held at the residence OF
F. II. Garner, on Friday evening, this
week.
We have been short of help for the
past few days, and for this reason
many locals from different towns are
omitted this week.
j. W. Hyde and family left town
for Swanton on Friday evening, leav-
ing there for their new home in Crop
sey, H., on Monday.
There was a bad break in the
machinery at the Pulp mill, Tuesday
night, which will cause q stay of pro
ceedings there for two weeks or more.
Abial and Charles Spaulding are
contemplating leasing q large dairy
farm il Essex. Z. f. Foster will
move into the house to be vacated by
AbiaI.
Arthur Gates, Wesley Fairbanks,
. and Walter Bailey start for the West
next Monday. Gates strikes for Min
neapoIis, and Bailey goes to Peoria,
Illinois.
Heman Cole has hen that has
tailed an egg a day for the past three
months. The bird puts her trade
mark onto every egg SO there can be
no mistake.
The bell in the Universalist tower
has been raised eight inches higher,
from the bell deck. The southeast
corner of the tower has been raised
three inches.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Burlington Trust Co.,
which appears in another column.
This company pays interest at the
rate of / percent semi annually.
Taylor & Green, the bakery firm,
have dissolved partnership. The bus
mess will be continued under the
name of Cate x Green, W. w. Cate
Of Wolcott, being the new partner.
Hamilton ChiIds of Syracuse, pub
Usher Of the Lamoille and Orleans
County Gazzetteer, is in town review
ing the work of his agents. The
work will be ready for distribution
about July next.
We have recently received a card
from n. ". Vincent, Of Ola, Ark,
ordering the News AND CITIZEN. He
says 'sPowers, Hendee, Gleed, and
Halves may remember me-" Can't
be that Noah was one Of ''them."
The annual meeting of the Fire
Engine Co., will be held at the Engine
House, Tuesday, March 9th, at p
m, for the election OF officers. Mem.
Ders of the company who are absent
at that time will be dropped from tho
roll.
\. L. Smith, who has been with Il:
for a few months, has formed a part
nership with Jamason Of tue Sentry
and will return to Swanton soon
Smith is a capable young man, wh'
enjoys work better than play. w
are sorry to part with him.
It NAV be well to know that by
new ruling of the POstmaster-General
40 mailing matter can be forwarder
from one post-ofice to another with
out extra postage, except letter
which have had one full rate pal
and newspapers within the count
where published.
it is reported that W. +. Clement
our furniture man, will soon cOmmenc
the manufacture of chamber sets an
other furniture at the old jobbing sho
Of the Stafford Bros. His brothe
Arthur, a former partner in the busl
ness at Hyde Park, now OF HardWicb
will move here and assist in the bus
ness.
Dinners will be provided at tn
Cong'I. vestry on March meeting da
from y IN. until / p. m. A faYor1
bile opportunity to get a square mes
for a moderate fee. Proceeds
sr,.ig Gil societies indebtedness:
which the "Ladics' Industrial al
irving to share. So come to dinner.
~ Order of Com.
The lectures on the "FOur Gree
KINGDOMS Of the World by Mrs. /
G. McKinstry, delivered at the Cong
church during the past week, haY
been well attended, and listened
for the most part with interest. IN
lecture Sunday evening was especial
interesting, but the poetry read D