News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-27
JOHN SO N.

Some of our Democratic friends at
tended the State celebration of Cleve-.
lands election at Montpelier last week.
The lecture of the Rev. Mr.. Crudgin-
ton last Saturday evening was we'll at
tended, and very Interesting aud proita-
BILE.
The suit of III. A. Waterman VS.. o. 6
A. III. Buck ct ais. is totbe argued before
Judge Powers, special master. next
Wednesday.
Juaa Blake has returned from bis
western trip. He found a fine country,
but little work.
The Democrats here celebrated the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks on
| Tuesday evening by burning bontiIes,
| firing anvils, etc.
The johnson lecture association seems
i to be in way to accomplish something.
We hope for a first class lecture course. ;
Daniel MeKenty has moved into the
Mcfarland tenement. formerly occupied
| by Nj. Heath as an office. /
c. II. Parker has purchased of James
| Brown the z. w. Clark farm in the north
part of the town.
G. n. Bldger mas moved into one of
Mrs. Hunts tenemeuts.
| One day last wee k, while at work NOV
| ing a portable steam engine, George
Mills had the misfor tune to break one leg.
One of che pension claims in this sec
ton which ought to be allowed, is thsLt of
Philo E. Davis. His friends will be glad
to learn that there is prospect OF its
early allowance.
| Prof. HI. ). Wilson has been spending n
Fn-
turned to his work as principal OF the
Morrisville Academy on Tuesday.
Fred Laraway. who recently began
work selling sewing machines, is no"
sick at his fathers i'll this village.
Nathan McFarland's new house is near
Iy ready for occupancy. and is one of the
F best in this section.
Two of our boys had wheelbarrow
wager on the election. Accordingly last
Tuesday morning they set out on the
7 round agreed upon, the winner riding IN
state, and the loser wheeling his load
with great good nature.
Many of our Normal School students
will go home to spend Thanksgiving.
D The storm of last Sunday night gave
us the highest waters, especially in the
\ Eden branch, we hyve had since last
| spring.
j. I'll. Dodge and d. McKenty have
purchased single mill of G. j. Patch,
r which they will put into their mill.
S We learn that o. & A. III. Buck are
O thinking of leasing anew the mill In
CRANKY where they have carried ON the
lumber business for the past three years.
e Success to them.
It A Young man carried a revolver to
| last Car fIat iP1F
ing it for sale. On looking at it Mr.
Scott at once recognized it as one which
Le had recently been stolen from him, and
It took possession of his property. We
= should add, however, that the young
man was entirely innocent, having taken
it in trade.
lie MIR. Stearns has put a large and hand
le some granite monument i'm the extension
as ground of the old cemetery.
De George Bakers shoe shop is now run
ming on full time and will not shut down
on account of the coming change in the
lg administration.
at Edgar Annis is doing quite an extern
as sive lumber business this fall. and hes
I evidently laid out work enough for the
. coming winter to keep himself out Of
g mischief.
ed Frank Laraway is home from market
he and is ready for more potatoes.
alb /. L. Pearl Sc Co. shut down their
ol wooden mill for the winter this week.
er Religious meetings are held at severa
q of the district school houses on different
evenings of the week, which are attend
ed by some of our clergymen.
to Miss Mary Cady is visiting at her SIS
ce ter's, Mrs. b. l.. Austin's. while taking ;
%. short vacation from her work as sch0o
teacher.
80 The Blaine and Logan flag was taker
~ down last Tuesday morning.
~ A new sidewalk between the tw,
ne bridges across the branch, leading iron
en- Main to Pearl street, is much needed.