News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-21

SwantOn public school the past five
wears, and the unanimity with
which he is chosen year by year evil
dences the perfect satisfaction lie is
giving.
Fred Child and his mother have
returned from Lyme, n. H., where
they have been the past six weeks.
BY reference to marriage notices it
will be seen that Jennie Stanhope has
become an AngeU. Jennie is a good
girl, and with her many friends we ex-
tend congratulations.
Misses NJ. A. Green and S. G..
Moseman, of Nantucket, Mass and
Miss S. A. Green, of Riverpoint, RI,
are spending a few weeks in this
place, stopping at the American.
E. B. Town wishes to say to con-
sumers of coal that he will furnish
best Lehigh coal at car at the follow
ing prices per gross ton: Stove, sos ::
nut and egg, $500. He already has
three carloads at the station.
H. j. Lilley and r. P. Putnam
have purchased the wooden mill at
Cady's Falls, which of late has been
used as planning mill. They will put
it in good order and be prepared to
dress lumber at short notice.
Democratic town caucus to nomin-
ate Representative will be held next
Thursday night at o'clock. To whom
will be ascribed the empty honor is not
yet known, hut we hear the names of
cara Griswold and Ned Moves men,
toned.
A special town meeting is called for
Saturday, Aug. 30th, at p. M. to
see if the town will pay to Dists No.
3, 10, IL, and IS, the amount of pub
lie money they would have been en-
titled 10 receive in the last division Of
school funds if the law had been COM
piled with.
A ''Danish-W eston Centrifugal Milk
Separate" has been placed in the
Creamery. This machine at once
separates cream from milk, which is a
great saving of labor. On an average
it will separate the cream from 1900
pounds of milk in one hour. Besides
this, the use of ice, except for cooling
the cream, is dispensed with. The ma
chine is we'll worthy an inspection and
we are sure superintendent Covey will
take pleasure in showing it to any
who may call.
School at the Centre, taught by
Bertha Collins, closed Aug. 2. Length
of school. 60 days. Whole number of
scholars, %; 4 under five years old +;
average attendance Of the Is scholars
16 10. Those having no absent
marks, Sabrina and Mary Jones,
Belle, Herbert, Myron and Vernon
Whitcomb; Mabel Whitcomb absent
one-halt day; three instances Of tardi-
ness. For attention to study, kindness
and obedience, the scholars have the
thanks of the teacher.
Capt. Monahan in his speech at the
Democratic Rally last week made the
statement that the Walter A. Wood
moving machine costs in this country
(the United States) $50, while in the
Canadas the same machine can be
bought for $50. Well that is all bosh,
as all sensible people know. The
Walter A. Wood moving machine is
sold in Canada at from $40 to $50.
There happened to be in town at the
time the speech was made, resident
of Knowlton, P. O., who af1irms our
statement.
Supreme court convened at this
place Tuesday, Judges Redfeld, Ross,
Veasy and Rowell being present. OF
the seven cases brought before the
court disposition was made as follows :
Whipple VS.. BIcLane & Duffy, judg-
ment affirmed; Duffy VS.. McLane,
! judgment affirmed; State VS.. Amber,
respondent takes nothing by excep-
lions and is remanded for trial; Butts
VS.. Cass, Judgment reversed and case
remanded; Fullington VS.. Goodwin,
Judgment reversed and defendant al
lowed costs; Earl VS.. Stevens, still
with the court.
The Republican town caucus to
nominate a candidate for Representa-
tive is called to meet at the Town
Hall next Saturday night, Aug. I'D
There will probably be a large turn
out, as is usually the case at Repre-
sentative caucus. Already the Interest
is great as to who shall be the coming
man. We hear the names of severa
mentioned; among them W. H. ID
Kenfeld, our present efficient County
Clerk; Orson Hadley, well known
farmer; Lawson Harrington, popu
lar merchant of No. Hyde Park; ant
NJ. z. Cheney of this village. Eacl
of these men have numerous friend
who would be very glad to have then
represent the town. We understand
Mr.. Harrington declines to be can
didate. The claim is made by man,
that the village has had the representa-
tive three times within eight years
and it should go somewhere else: "
think the locality question should no
be taken into consideration ut all, bu
, that the best man should be selected
, All republicans should endeavor to b
present at the caucus and there expires
their preference for Representative.