News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-05-08
n 8 VS. Sc CITIZEN.
NJ oRRISVILLE.


H. B. Warden is the first man t.
capture the brook trout this season
He brought in a fine string last week
Mrs. Boutelle has something of in
terest to say to the ladies this week
She carries fine line of millinery as
all know.
The dance at Woodward's Hall
Tuesday evening was among the most
successful of the season, 45 couples
being present.
Leonard, who keeps US posted on
events at the Corners, says Hadlock
is fixing up the old Day place in prop
er shape. Glad of it.
S. Fl. Tiff and wife left for New
York Monday for an absence of about
three weeks. ''Dan" and the young
lady are left in charge of Emily.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter, r. A. NJ, at johnson, Fri
day, May Q, for work. A full atten-
dance is desired. Per order H. p.
Regular meeting of G. A. R. Post
at their hall Friday evening, at half
past seven. Full attendance desired
to make arrangements for Decoration
Day.
Q. F. Gates and wife started for
their western home, Buxton, Dakota,
on Tuesday, They will probably re
Etarn next winter and make their per-
manent home here.
Milo A. Burke and wife, of Sacra-
mento, CAL, are visiting relatives and
friends in this town and vicinity. 1t
is eleven years since Mr.. Burke visit
cd his native town.
We regret to learn of the quite Sc
rious illness of our townsman VIM.
G. MeCliutock. He has been con-
fined to the house for several days
with a spinal difficulty, together with
strong indications of fever.
For SALE.-One open buggy, two
single harnesses, twenty 40 pound
butter tubs, 40 bushels of oats.
G. w. DoTY.
G. NJ. Boynton has been making
noticeable improvements about hie
premises in the way Of new verandas,
well house and commodious hen
cry. Now fix the fence, 'Clark, F"
and we will have q picnic.
The Academy students gave sub
stantial expression to their regards
for Prof. Wilson and the preceptress,
Miss Williams, by presenting the
far,,,o, 18th. Wohs+ar,c TTpo lori1oaI
Dictionary, and to Miss Williams a
large Photographic album.
We dropped into Fosters marble
works the other day and our attention
was arrested by several fine jobs that
were being completed. Among them
were stones for Samuel Barnes and
Joshua Luce of Stowe, and Lucy B.,
wife of G.. H. Woodward, of Chicago.
No one could fail to admire the beau
tiful designs and skillful workmanship
shown by these three pieces.
In Miss Spaulding's department at
the Academy the whole number of
scholars for the term just ended was
A. Those having no marks in the
register are Hattie Utton, Bernice
Tewksbury, Freddie Tatro, BERTHE
Smith, Eddie Story, Allie Slayton,
Louis Perry, VERNE Holbrook, Sarah
Cook, LA Niles, Nettie King, Lena
Irish. Those having one-half days
absence, Alice Beauliea, Guy Butler,
Leon Marvin. Those having one
DAYS absence, Mary Tabor, Harry
Sears, Charlie Sheldon, Agnes Now
er, Bernard Herrick, Roy Grout,
George Champeau, Maria Beaulieu.
Those of the A class that lost no
merits daring the term, Victoria Beau
lieu and frankie Peck.
The Closing exercise Of school at
the Academy occurred Tuesday even
ing. The graduates were Lue la +.
Barrows, Cora A. Bugbee, Lillian l..
Cutting, A. Bell Hall, Bertha E. Hol-
brook, Lottie L. Tenny, Sanford l..
Gates and MyTon E. Story. IL. Z.
Chase will be given diploma as soon
as he finishes the Illiad. Mr.. Chase,
during the past two years, has made
up the entire three years course save
the completion of the Illiad, which
speaks highly for his ability and per-
severence. Following was the pro-
gramme which was presented to an
audience of over 800 people with
marked success and high credit to al
participants. The floral decorations
surpassed anything we ever saw in
town:
Essay and SaIutatory. "Menory ant
Hone" Lillian l.. Cutting.
Defamation, Traffic in Ardent Spir
it's" Willis p. Marshall.
Essay, battle of Hastings" Cora (
Bugbee.
Grafton, wealth. the Ally of CIviliZa
tion," Sanford l.. Gates.
Essay. Beneath the Surface" \. Bel
Hail.
Essay, ''Constantinople Luella E
Barrows.
Defamation, decisive Integrity,
Hollis c. Chase.
Essay, The World Harp" Lott
/. Tenney.
Grafton and Valedictory, The Mind
Imperative" Myron E. Story.
Song. A. Bell Hall.
Presentation of Diplomas.
There seems to be fair prospeC
of listening to Mime. Camilla Urso g
the Town Hall in this place May q
Subscription lists are now being Gil
culated for the sale of tickets ant
they are going fast. If sufficier
number are sold this week to warrar
the expense of the engagement, IL
company will appear. Tickets ca
be subscribed for any time this wee
at Gates drug store or at the depo
Following is clipping:
Never has Lebanon been visited by
distinguished an artist as Camilla Yrs
the world famous violinist. who appear'
at the Opera House Tuesday night. 81
was greeted with large and fashioEab
audience. and co have met the expect
ton present would have been impossib
for an exhibition of little merit. 1t w
n grand entertainment and warmly I
ceiyed by the audience. While the ms
velous playing of Madame UrsO was {
great feature of the concert, she is alb
assisted by the singing of Miss Hall al
Mr.. Hansen and the very clever recit
lions of Prof. Evans. Camilla was G
cored after each appearance and graC
fully answered the demands of the hOu;
The others were also called back aft
each selection and tor more than tN
hours these people kept the audieu
charmed by the soul inspiring music I'll
came forth from their efforts. Leban
has been highly favored by the visit
this celebrated concert company. viii
all who were present, will long rene