News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-26
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guest at c. R. Pages.
A. III. Copley, of Boston, is max
ing his friends brief visit.
The brass buttons and blue coats
are at bone from Mortified.
Wick. Field and others are off to
Osmore pond for fish and fun.
O'Brien's circus appears here the
4ih. Read what is said of it.
D. c. Spaulding and wife are at
home after weeks recreation.
Rev. W. A. Bushee preached a
ringing Blaine sermon on Sunday.
Percy Stone has finished his first
term of instruction on the violin, and
is at home.
Mrs. Morris has returned from
Burlington and will remain here
through the summer.
A few desirable stands directly OPP
posite the ground engaged for the cir
Gus, for rent at this office.
If you want to see some fine Lam
bert colts just cast your eyes over the
Malvern farm as You pass by.
Mrs. Paul win speak in the Spirit
ualist Hall, Morrisville, the first, sec
ond and third Sundays in July.
Fourth of July dance at Wood
wards Hall, Friday evening, July 4.
Bill so cents. Music, Elmore's full
band. Accommodations at either
hotel.
Coral Chapter held a picnic at the
camp grounds yesterday. The rain
interfered somewhat with the attend
ance, but the occasion was much en-
joyed by those present.
On Saturday last W. W. Peck,
while working at a planer, got his
thumb caught in the feed gear and
narrowly escaped losing hand Tie
thumb was entirely torn off.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, of Calais, will
occupy the desk at the Corners next
Sunday at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and Rev.
J. I. Hall will occupy the same desk
the following Sunday at II O'Clock
in the forenoon.
Eli E. Boomhower has q large
number of suffers stands near the
ground selected for the circus, which
are for rent on reasonable terms. He
is also prepared to furnish ice, water
and lumber on that day.
Prof. Boomhower has rented the
corner lot on Congress and Winter
streets, near the forum of the circus,
where he will make business lively.
The first dance will occur Monday
evening, the 30th instant.
E. R. Persons and sister, of Mil
Waukee, Wis, we'll known here 20
wears ago, are in town for few
weeks. We wish they might find the
climate and attractions sufficient to
hold them for an indefinite period.
Rev. c. E. Churchill, of Nashua,
n. H., will preach at the Universe
list church next Sunday morning.
Rev. c. S. Hayford will preach in the
evening at 80 O'Clock. A good at
tendance of all Interested in this So
ciety is requested for both services.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
and congregation will furnish dinner
with hot coffee and tea at the NJ. Z.
church on the 4th of July. They
will also set ice cream tables in the
church yard. All are invited to give
the ladies' call.
The sensation is over. A lette
from Gerge P. Hardy, ofNorth Troy
says Charley Hammond is at work a
Mansonyille, P. O., about four mile:
from North Troy. Was at his store
rgfy. Harn-nena- is,- of course,
in tie best of spirits now. Well
what shall we talk about next.
The new restaurant at the depot
which is now well under way, is al
Improvement for the road and tow
that is worth mentioning. The res
taurant building proper is 24x5;
feet, with an addition of Al feet for
freight depot, making building 81
feet in length. We understand tha
Col. Jewett's plan is to complete thu
building in good shape, with circula
counters, tables, etc., so that 80 PEG
pie may be comfortably provided for
A large number of men are now EN-
ployed and the work is going on rap
idly.
Fishing in this vicinity has NJ
charms for Constable BoyDton. III
is a member of the St. Bernard Club
whose fishing grounds lye on the sti
waters wav up, 125 miles north Q
Montreal. The party have just re
turned, after an absence of two weeks
with a score worth giving, as follows
John F. Henry, 248 trout, 282 l.
pounds; G. II. Simpson, 655 trout
279 pounds; Brent Good, ASS, 16
pounds; A. F. Allen, 225, LOG lbs.
c. G.. Williams, PIT, 100 12 pounds
Gen. Henry, 375, 1872 pounds; L. I
Boynton, 444, 195 1-2 pounds. Tot;
number caught, 1921, weighin
1870 1-2 pounds. Boynton capture
the largest, weighing 4 pounds and
ounces.
Dull.-"Trade's dull" Many
merchant will tell you so this sprin
and yawn dismally over the situatio
We are having, and expect to have
booming business, for the simple re
son that our attractive goods al
rock bottom prices are simply III
sistable. Come and see our ne
clean stock which we turn rapidly
close margins, thus keeping fire:
new styles constantly before the pr
lie, at prices that make them sell
sight We are striking sledge hamr
tbloRs at the high price system of do
business. We keep the best and C
rtent ourselves with q close profit.
are certainly the best firm to {
with in the business, because we S
VOC big money. d. A. GILBERT
%EIEcTaIEN's NOTICE.-On petit
81. friends of large number
-. ~, ole in the village of MOI
Ellie vile p and inasmuch as the fourtl
Ii IL I'll NO an unusually noisy
I IuEy J Jay % on account of the cir
we feel justified 10 l giving a3 mot. notice =,
there must be nOt Us % J 5.l =
fre-crackers or OF her d;stur6 3a
within the limits of IL s"l uu AZ
the night before or the V" ~ ave. "z
4th of July. OF course 20 "a
Young men to heed this os' oes
we expect that parents OF