News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-01-24
MoRRISVILLE.

poSt-otfice, Stowe, Friday afternoon
January 20.
MoRRISVILLE.
Some interesting reading matter II
Clement & Whipple's space.
Martin fuller, of Chelsea, is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Merriam, of St. Johnsbury
is VISITING his young iileiiAs i''- ~ " VT
Mrs. Whitcomb. who has been con
fined to her bed with rheumatism fol
q few weeks. is up again.
The Spiritualists will hold then
business meeting at Charles Shaw
next Saturday at one o'clock. P. NJ.
George Collyer is fitting up the
rooms lately occupied by Mrs. Gle
and putting in billiard table.
Mrs. Hall. mother of Mrs. {. Z.
Burke, submitted to a surgical opera
ton to her throat on Sunday. DIS
Rnblee. and James, of Waterbury,
attended.
Louis Beaulieu, Green's baker, has
vacated the rooms over ID. A. Stay
ton & Co.'S. feed store and moved INTO
the tenement on the Brooklyn side re-
Gently occupied by DIR. Sheldon.
The Ladies' Industrial will meet at
the parsonage on Friday afternoon
and evening. They will furnish a
picnic supper, to which old and young
are cordially invited.
Special communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge, No. s, f. and A. NJ, Oh
Monday evening, Jan. 28, at seven
o'clock, for work.
ii. B. GEORGE, w. NJ.
Having completed the dressmaker's
trade am now ready to do all kind:
of work in that line. Please call or
or address, ELSIE DOUGLAS,
11w4 Morristown.
Will Robinson has finished Oft ;
room in the rear of E. 5. Robinson
hair dressing rooms, where he Is tc
open a news Office and general news
paper agency, with stand for the
sal of confectionery, cigars, fruit, etc
The subject of the sermon an
nounced for next Sunday,-"The per
sonality and moral character of tn
Devil."-at the NJ. E. church, will b
deferred until the following Sabbath
as the pastor is called away for mex
Sunday. The pulpit will be dul
supplied in his absence.
The telephone is charming inst
C el,lrss-hut when ma
returns after an absence OF sewers
DAYS, and fastening to announce tn
fact TO his wife, instantly catches Il
response ave must have some sugar,
he resolves that the thing is dea
failure and must come down.
d. Cobleigh, our new resident o
Summer street, hns lately been ente
tanning an unwelcome visitor, bein
so slv that his presence was IL
noticed until he had become sea
ed, and it was not easy to expell hIl
He would move around some, but VI
always in the way,-an unmlti9at'
.interloper called Rheumatism.
On Monday Merritt Spaulding WI
before Justice Cady, charged WI
stealing the money recently lost
the Cram boy. He plead guilty al
was fined $40 and costs, amounting
s26.31. The fine was paid by /
father. 1t seems to be the general fe'
ing that a greater kindness wou
have been conferred on the boy h;
his father allowed him TO take I
consequences of his sin without p
rental aid.
The we'll known mercantile firm
Calkins & Slocum have chartered
half column of our space and we
informed will, from time to time, gi
some interesting reading matter, su
as people are looking for who DIES
light III their line of business. Il
firm has built up grocery trade 81
ond TO none in this vicinity, and
reason of the superior quality of til
goods find their business still on
increase.
Leonard Wiswell, the oldest liv
member of q once extensive tar
residing in Hyde Park, was on '
there last fall when he was taken
with pneumonia. On the Est!
November he was taken to d.
leigh's, his son-in-law, in MorrisN
and Notwithstanding his old ag
Sc next May,-his vitality was
fcient, so with good care he ha
Gently gone to his home in Bordo'
Green Mountain Lodge of {
Templars are to hold an enter
ment consisting of music, select
recitations, and a short farce ent
"We're all Tetotalers," at the
Hall this "wednesday evening.
the conclusion of the entertain
an oyster supper will be served i
yestry of the Congregational oh
Admission to the hall 10 cents.
per tickets 60 cents per couple.
ceeds for the purpose of procur
library. The public are cordial
vited.
The fellowship meetings held ;
Congregational church Wedn
and Thursday of last week, we
teresting and profitable, thoug
attendance was not as large as
for MorrisvIlle. The exercise
special interest were the esss
Miss Savage on "What are
churches set to do?"; the discl
introduced by Rev. A. A. Smi
the observance of the Sabt
the sermon to young people, by
E. Wheelock, on the philosop
self denial, and the bible read
the resurrection, by Dea. Gleed
exercises were much enjoyed
present, and the general intert
the meeting deserved a larger
ance.
In last weeks locals, over {
aature lone Who Was There
reared an item, giving, protei
a fiattering account OF the M
ball of the 18th inst, but mai