News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-03-06

into Eli Atwell's house, and Eli Will
board with them.
The friends of E. II. Rogers, who as
sisted at the station last summer. will be
| pleased to hear that he has lately been
appointed depot master at West Midway
Mass. on the n. Y. and n. f. railroad.
Ed. is good fellow and bound to win
wherever he goes.
The musical association met Tuesday
evening for a rehearsal.
Miss May A. Winslow is visiting in
Boston for few weeks.
Miss Ida Buck is quite i'll.
The late trains are soaring everybody.
so that nobody goes anywhere now I'M
less they are obliged to.
Mrs. Matte left for home on Saturday.
Old Mr.. Hill is quite sick. DR.. Nor
gan was called to see him Monday, but
thought the old gentleman to- be in no
immediate danger.
Miss Harry Winslow is employed in
the house of Shepard, Morse & Co., Bos-
ton, as Stenographer and type writer.
The officers of the Ways and Means
Society for the coming year are.-Mrs.
A. A. Smith, President; Mrs. Edward
Conant, Vice President; Mrs. D. G..
Holmes, Treasurer; Mrs. L. j. Baker,
Mrs. DIR. Woodward, Misses Lille Wa
terman, Mary Winslow, Ida Buck and
Laura Bickford, Directors. The next
sociable will be held on Friday afternoon
and evening.
NJ. o. Heath's auction last Thursday
was well attended, but there was not time
to sell nearly all that was for sale, and
the wood, hay. grain. and best household
unn1C a hnl fnr nriU Sol V-hi ha
is selling as he has opportunity, at low
figures. Business is always business with
Mr.. Heath, and his moving enterprise is
no exception.
f. S. Heath has moved onto his fathers
home place, and Otis Balch has moved
onto the large farm lately occupied by
him. We understand. that both places
are, however, in the market for sale.
{ C. III. Miner has moved onto the Lang
dell farm.
Ry notice elsewhere it will be seen that
d. q. Holmes has again entered the drug
business, associating himself with S. B.
COwles. under the firm name of Holmes
& Cowles. Both parties have had long
experience in the business, and we bespeak
for them the continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on the
the old firm. In addition to drugs and
medicines, they will keep the usual as
sortment of books and stationery. Give
them a call.
Read the advertisement of F. A. Leland.
Lhe following is list of the town Off
GERS elected at the town meeting Tuesday
for the year ensuing: Moderator, L. j.
Baker; Town Clerk, II. j. Boynton;
Selectmen, L. J. Boynton, N. A. Water
man, L. A. Manning; Treasurer, Chas. II.
Stearns; Overseer of Poor, Z. Whiting;
1st Constable, w. G. Doane; I'd Consta-
BILE, L. j. Baker; Listers, D. S. Water
man, E. d. Wiswell, Z. Whiting; Audit
ors, L. l.. Pearl, J. r. Hill, n. A. Water
man; Trustee of Public Money, |. L.
Pearl; Town Grand Juror, J. a. An
drews; Agent, L. A. Manning; Superin-
tendent of Schools. B. A. Hunt; Superin-
tendent of Poor Farm, L. l.. Pearl; Text
Book Committee, Edward Conant, D. G..
Holmes; Inspector of Leather, John
Stewart; Inspector of wood. lumber and
single, d. S. Waterman. A tax of rs
cents on the dollar was voted; it was also
voted to retain the district system.
Mrs. Dow of Jericho, widow of Stephen
Dow, Esq, is about moving to town, to
live with her nephew. Arthur Pike.