News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-17
II E VS. & CITIZEN
~ CRRISNIIIE.
Tiff is going west.

AihS 10 SOttlS west.
Frank Spauldlng, /. N. LeBaron
and Z. X. Page gave sugar parties
last week.
Lorenzo W God knows how to make
maple syrup and sugar as it should be
We can testify to this.
District clerks can obtain their
school registers of the Superintendent
at the office of P. X. Gleed.
A brother of DR.. Woodward has
moved here from Danville and goes
into business with the Doctor.
Rogers, the new man at the old
grocery stand, sat out the segars to
the Bani boys Monday evening.
c. S. Gleed, well known by many
here, has recently become managing
editor of the Denver Daily Tribune.
The ''phantom party" at the Town
Hall Friday evening was literally at
tended. Music furnished by the
"Merrie Makers"
Republican caucus to choose dele
gates to the State and District con-
ventions is called at the Town Hall
at one O'Clock on Saturday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. McClintock
entertained Coral Chapter at their
house on Saturday last. New sugar
was served and a good time had, of
course.
Will Robinson has bought A. O..
Gates daily paper trade, and now has
the Boston Journal, Herald and Globe,
and Burlington Free Press on sale
every day at his news office.
We acknowledge the receipt from
A. c. Gilbert, of Randolph, of cions
from the Founding apple tree, of
which, we think, Mr.. Gilbert is the
originatior. 1t is said to be one of
the very best.
Selectman Doty called on the occu-
pants CT j. G. Noyes' tenement,
known as the ''tin shop" recently,
and deliver ed a brief address, without
notes. Unless the woman changes
her method of correcting her children
it is about time she was Called to an
account.
The annual spring examination for
teachers in the town of Morristown
will be held at the Academy next
Saturday, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. until
8 P. NJ. Applicants for certificates
will be required to attain standing
of 20 per cent. in arithmetic, geogra-
ply, physiology and history and civil
government.
COUNTY TEACHERs.-For the better
accommodation of applicants, the
county examination board will meet at
Stowe (instead of Morrisville. as an
nounced last week., Friday and Satur-
day, April % and rs, for the purpose
of granting county teachers certificates.
must have taught school
at least ten weeks. Male applicants
must be over twenty years of age, and
females over eighteen.
The monthly union temperance
under the auspices of the
Good Templars' Lodge, was very large
~ attended at the Methodist chapel
on Sunday evening. A large number
of the private members of the order,
as well as all the officers, were pres
ent, clothed in regalia. A. A. Niles,
W. G. T., and Rev. NJ. P. Bell, W.
presided and the meeting
was carried on very successfully. |
Mrs. NJ. L. t. Hidden, of Lyndon,
was present, as was expected, and
gave very interesting temperance
address. Remarks were also made
ty Rev. Mr.. Bell, and P. X. Gleed-
1t is understood that the members of
the W. G. I. U. will not as sumo
charge of the next meeting as was ex-
pected. A regular meeting of the
Good Tem9lars' Lodge will be held
this "Wednesday evening at the
Pleasant street hall. The lodge is in
a fourishing condition, new members
being added at nearly every meeting.
The invitation is always open.