News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-13

IN OR RISVILLE.

hoRRISVILLE.
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Mrs. w. A. Martin is visiting in
Hinesburgh.
A. W. Spaulding returned to town
Tuesday.
Leonard Spaulding, an old time res
ident, is in town.
Politics ran high at the Sunday eve
ming temperance meeting.
Special communication of Coral
Chapter Nc. 16-Eastern Star, Mon
day evening, Nov. II.
George j. Slayton has just put in a
new furnace and proposes to luxurate
this winter.
L. b. Merriam and w. I. Pearl, of
st. Johnsbury, were in town Tues
day.
William Cheney's starch factory at
Morristown Corners was burned on
Wednesday night at o'clock. A large
quantity Of potatoes were still in the
cellar.
Attention comrades. Please fall
into line at the headquarters j. NJ.
Warner Post No. 4, G. A. r., next
Friday evening, November IA, at
1.30 O'Clock, sharp, for business. Let
every comrade be present.
A. A. NILES, Adjutant.
To the farmers.-Poultry will be
taken at the store of George J. Stay
ton on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, Nov. 10 and 20.
Miss Sylvia Wheeler, of Chazy, n.
Y, the young lady clerk at S. II.
Tits for some time Past, returned
TO her home on Tuesday. Miss Wheel
er has made many friends here and
will be missed by large circle of
acquaintance.
School at the Academy will COM
mence again on Wednesday, Nov. &c,
after vacation of two weeks. The
fall tern, was closed very successfully
on Tuesday, with public levee in the
evening.
Read Doty's new advertisement and
then drop in and see that he has told
the truth. Goods have been coming
in ever since he returned from market
and so have the people, not only
from this town, but all around. He
shows better stock of goods in his
line than is often seen in these parts.
Mrs. Ozias Spaulding, formerly of
this town, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Mccartney at
Burlington for several years, died on
Monday at the advanced age of 80
years. The remains were brought
here and the funeral services heard at
the Universalist church Wednesday,
Rev. Mr.. Ware, of Burlington, offici-
ating.
B. A. Calkins and family are to
leave here about the 18th for Kansas,
where they expect to take up their res
idence. Everybody will be sorry to
have them go.
Elmer I. Rider has purchased the
Cook farm of Gov. Hendee, with the
exception of the "fat," which Hen
dee retains.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of II. {. Fisk, Offering Iowa farm
mortgages for sale. These securities
are considered perfectly safe by pru-
dent investors, and as evidence of this
are being largely purchased by such
men.
Mrs w. A. Boutelle has returned
from the west, where she has visited
the principal markets, and is prepared
to do first class work as heretofore.
/ will sell you hat or bonnet cheap
er than can be bought in the county,
and remember that | will trim it gra-
tbs. ga word to the wise is sufficient
Remember the place, next house to
DR.. c. c. Rublees.
Mrs. W. 4. BouTELLE.
Twill sell at public auction on Port
land street, Morrisville, on Saturday
Nov. Is, at l o'clock P. NJ, lot o
household goods, viz: Chamber sets
l sofa. 1 marble top table, students
chair, lamps, mirrors, pictures, tables
chairs, kitchen utensils, crockery,
good cook stove, sewing machine
pood is new, wheelbarrows, l boy
sled; also about eight cords of dr.
wood, and many other things too nu
merous to mention. All of the abov
property will be sold at private sal
during the week if desired. y. -"
Doty, Auctioneer. B. A. CALKINs.
/ have large stock of monumen
and grave stones still on hand, and
those who are wanting anything i
that line would say that if you Civ
me a call 1 will make it an object Il
YOU to buy this fall. You will fin
nv prices very low. have also or
new sleigh, one second hand drivin
harness, one pair work harnesses an
one work horse which l would like
dispose of. f. T. rosiHA'
The following are the names OF Il
members of the intermediate 700
who have had no absences during Il
fall term: Ella Barrows, Myrtle HaI
mel. la Niles, Sadie Rublee, All
Slayton, Laura Irish, Lula Niles, Nj
bel Ober, Jessie Slayton, May tito
Those having but one-half days a
sence are Lillian Bedell, Vernon Ht
brook. Walter Grout. Those hayl
one DAVIS absence Eddie Cram, Ola
ton Mower, Mary Cass.
MINNIE NJ. FITCH, Teacher.