News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-02
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Miss Kate Allen, of Providence,
X. l., is home on a visit.
H. a. Cobleigh has returned to his
home in Woodhaven, L. /.
Mrs. c. R. Page is slowly recover
ing from prolonged illness.
G. A. Barrows is making extensive
repairs TO his place in Brooklyn.
]. Arthur smiles and hands you out
choice Havanah. See marriage
notices
Mr.. Almeder, of Simpson, Almeder
& Co., has been in town for the ast
few days.
j. R. Aipsworth and wife, of Hard
wick, have been visiting A. B. Chase
and family.
The Ladies' circle at the Cong'l yes.
try is now held Wednesday instead oil
Friday afternoons.
E. W. Slayton, NJ. D., a son ci
George j. Slayton, represents the
town of Warren this year.
NJ. Everett Robinson and family, o.
Portland, Me-, have become residents
here. They occupy the Doty' place
Miss Hattie L. Bundy, who is at
present stopping with friends in South
Boston, leaves for Milford, Mass, in
few days
Eddie Garter goes to Montpelier as
Messenger in the House. Eddie is
bright and pleasant lad and will fill the
place aceeptably.
The Rev. Orrin Davis, of Calais,
IT., will preach at the Christian church
next Sunday, Oct. 9th, at 2.30 O'Clock
p. m, providence permitting.
One of the most promising horses
in these parts is ''Upstart," owned by
c. R. Page. He took race grace
fully at the State Fair in three straight
heats. Time, 2.35.
Don't forget to pay your town tax
before the 18th of October if you
would save the discount. 1t costs y
per cent more after that date. An
item worth looking after.
Mrs. n. P. Grout has very desira-
bic front rooms at her residence for
rent. The rooms on Portland Street,
occupied for some time by O. l..
Woods, she also offers for rent.
The ladies will have a social gath
ering with Mrs. E. H. Shaw Wednes-
day afternoon, Oct. Sth, and there
will be q dance in the evening. A cor
dial invitation extended to everybody.
Frank P. Robinson would say to his
patrons that although not entirely
settled in his new rooms, he is pre-
pared to make pictures and frames
and will be very glad To see all his
friends.
The case of the Bliss estate VS..
James a. Stratton and wife is in pro-
gress before Judge Powers this week.
Gleed and Boynton for estate; Hen
dee & Fisk and Brigham & Mcfarland
for defense.
ssEph" and "Seth' are in sympa-
thy. Winfield writes home that he
isn't for Blaine and he can't go Cleve-
land. but rather thinks he will settle
down on s'Old Ben" "Eph" says
the boy don't drink and can't under
stand him. We see it. swim" is
"a little fellow and has been intimidat-
ed
p. p. Robert, daughter and son,
started for their new home in Texas
on Monday last. A good neighbor
and a very pleasant family is taken
from our community We don't ex-
actly feel like saying goodbye, for we
.ore inclined to think that Perley will
pine for old Vermont, and that we
shall see him back again.
Rovnton announces that he has made
a posjtive engagement with Miss Ethel
Grant. of Boston, the noted fancy
skater, and that she will appear at the
rink on Thursday eve, Oct. 9Th. MISS
Grant has attracted much attention
and won the admiration of all who
have seen her. Don't forget the date
Nd. Fuller, of Burlington, who
xas present at the last musical con-
yention held here and who sang 81
acceptablv to everybody, talks OF o.
oanizine musical class here. We
understand he'will meet those inter
ested in the matter at the Congl YES
try Friday evening next
d. G. Spaulding, who for the past
twelve years has been in the employ
of S. Fl. Tiff, has severed his connec
ton with that firm, and will after thi:
month engage in business elsewhere
ssDan." is the kind Of man we like
to keep in town and we trust his ar
engagements may be such as to remain
here.
The Ladies' Industrial Society wisl
to publicly acknowledge the receip
of a valuable gift of spoons ant
forks, sufficient for our usual table IL
the vestry, by D. j. Stafford, it als'
being the wish of his deceased wife
who was always an active member o
the society while a resident of Nor
sisvilIe. To say she is sadly missed
in our social circles would be no ex
preston of our appreciation of he
usefulness. and it is ordered that
vote of thanks be rendered to tn
family of the deceased, and inscribe
on the books of the association. Coz
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Nov. A.
II you want statesman, if 20
want protection to the owners of tn
soil and friend to the laborer, an
if you want Democrat of the Jeffe
son and Jackson school, NOT of I'll
later day Democratic school; if yc
want a model mani do not say pc
feet man,-bnt upon whom all ace
sation and ISLANDERS have fallen harm
less. at his feet; finally, if you want
man, that if elected, will carry oil
the principles of the lamented Ga
field, and will give strength and firm
ness to the business interests of ii
United States of America, vote fl
James G.. Blaine, of Maine. Also
would say to the people you now W
fiEd at the Brick Store in Morrisvil
whole line of the Pearl JobnsC
manufactory's cloths and yarns OF
eolors. Mems womens and children
hosiery of all colors and sizes, by t
pair or dozen. Overcoats and clot
ing suitable for young or old; be
teas and groceries, dry goods and
large lot of all wool and Johnson fla
- e.. ~-;,4or non Ganf'S f,rpic