News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-08-28
N avs & CITIZEN
MI RRISVILLE.

OdA NiASCOulC.
Miss Lila Blossom returned from
Inc White Mountains on Saturday
Miss Inez Patten commenced = fall
term of school at Cambridge on Mon.
day. 80 on NAoil-
Rev. NJ. P. Bell and family are
spending few days in camp at No.
School at the Academy opens to-
day wednesday, with a good alten-
dance.
Two persons were received on pro-
baton at the Methodist church on
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Bushee exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Stowe, on
Sunday morning
William Lamson has sold 4. pair of
year old oxen for 500, to Mr.. Free
man, of Richmond.
Robert Somers, a former student
at the Academy, was married at So.
Hero last Thursday.
On Monday night a trestle near
East Hardwick, Is feet high and 60
feet long, was burned.
The camp meetings of last week
and the week before brought many
former residents to town.
Rev. George II. Bailey, of Mora
via, n. Y, has been visiting relatives
In town the past few days.
Rev. Mr.. Hayford preached at the
Universalist church Sunday morning,
and Rev. Mr.. Healey at the same
place in the evening.
Prof. Dana NJ. Dustan, a former
principal of the Academy, has been
visiting among his many friends in
town during the past week.
Until further notice the skating
rink will be opened on Friday and
Saturday evenings only, and Saturday
afternoons for ladies and children.
The postponed installation of Good
Iemplar's officers occurred at their
hall on Saturday evening. The COM
petition system is to be dropped for
one quarter.
The dental rooms will be closed
during the day Friday and Saturday,
DIR. Robinson being in Stowe. His
rooms will also be closed from Sep
TENDER 8 to the 26th.
Robinson, the photographer, has
moved his building to the lot nearly
opposite this office. The building is
to be enlarged anu in part occupied
by Oscar Woods for shop.
Rev. F. E. Healey will preach at
the Universalist church next Sunday
forenoon, at the usual hour. Let none
fail 10 hear Mr.. Healey. Your time
and effort will be compensated.
Con-.
The second Republican rally in
town is to be held on Friday after
noon. Hon. Mahalon Chance, of
Ohio, one of the brightest speakers
in the country, is to deliver an adj
dress. Let every one turn out and
FIJI the hall.
Quite number from here attended
the Republican rally at Johnson last
Saturday evening. The band turned
out in good numbers and about thirty
torch bearers accompanied them.
Prof. H. S. Wilson and Hon. p. K.
Gleed had part in the exercises. Nor
risville is taking hand all around
this year.
The Republican. voters of Norris
town are requested to meet in caucus
at the Academy on Saturday, August
so, at o'clock P. NJ, to put in nomi-
nation candidate for town RepT esen-
tative; also to put in nomination a
Justice ticket.
i ! !: s &C. 5ss:'--p Committee "sss
The Democrats of Morristown, and
all others in favor of the election Of
Cleveland and Hendricks, are request
ed TO meet at Woodward's Hall Aug.
%, at o'clock P. NJ, to nominate a
candidate for Town Representative
and Justices. a Cleveland and Hen
bricks flag will be raised at about )
o'clock. Good speakers are expected.
All come out. Per order of commit
tee.
The Republican caucus is called a
the Academy, as the town COMMITTEES
were unable to secure the Town Hall
it having been previously rented t.
the clock man.
What the result of the Republican
caucus will be no one can safel.
prophesy. Many good men are
talked of, and whatever the resul
may be, provided fair and honorable
means are followed, let us labor 70
harmony and unity. Let us cordial
ly support the man who is found to b
the choice of majority of his neigh
bors, and let that person be one who's
political principles are well know
and who will endeavOr to represen
his constituency creditably and cor
scientiously-
Small boys viii not be allowed
use the depot platform and freigh
house for a play ground, nor ca
they practice climbing on to freigl
cars and meddling with brakes here
after. The less time they spen
around the railroad yard and builC
Sings the better. Parents please NJ
sice and mention the matter to you
S'kids." II. d. BRYANT, Agent.
All articles lost and found at Il
recent camp meeting, and handed
the undersigned may be had by ca
ing at the methodist parsonage, Nc
risyille, on the Identification of t
owner. Among the articles is go
amounted pin, which must be priz
by the owner because so peculiar; al
"a ladies' gossimer cloak, and mai
vbings of but little value are also
nv hands. N. p. BELL,
Pastor Nj. f. Church.
Mr.. BLAINE's WoRK.-The gre
national work "Twenty Years in ca
gress," by Hon. James g. Blair
which is attracting more attenti
than any like work ever published
this country, is now being canvass
in Morrisville, and, of course,
meeting with ready sale. The pre-
and public generally unite in ackno'
edging it to be the brightest, abb
-.oot rooJobIo biSforv of