News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-30
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See advertisement of T. {. Morrill,
Social dance at Woodward's Hal
Saturday evening.
Clement & Whipple have put in tc
their store a new Diebold safe.
Fair premiums for Morristown and
Elmore paid at Hendee & Fisk's office
Hair Vine is advertised in this pa
per. See what is said of it. Gates
keeps it.
Friends from New York State and
Maine have been visiting at II. P.
MunsOn's.
Preaching service at the NJ. E.
church will be held in the afternoon
during the next six months.
The Rev. B. F. Wheeler, of Calais,
is to occupy the desk at the Corners
next Sunday, at half-past ten sharp.
Mrs. G. w. Hendee and Mrs. j.
+. Brown were delegates to the mis-
sionary meeting held at Rutland last
week.
Excursion to Boston. Tickets, good
to go Thursday and Friday and re-
turn on or before Wednesday, Nov.
5th, 1918.
The horse 'sJohn A." owned by S.
). ). Bedard, handled this season by
John Utton. has been sold to John
Winch, of Boston, for $500.
Regular convocation of Coral Chap
ter No. 16, Order OF the Eastern Star,
Tuesday evening next at lis o'clock.
II is hoped that all members will be
present.
The Good Templars are to have
public installation of officers at the
lodge rooms Friday evening, to be
followed by literary exercises. All
cordially invited.
A. B. Smith brouSSt us a bushel of
"Fameuse," tue best, by half, we ever
saw. They would average as large as
selected screenings" Such apples
are cheap at any price.
George Clark made business lively
on the ''heights" last week. In one
afternoon he sold as head of cattle to
different parties in this vicinity.
George didn't talk much, either.
A new lot of goods expected at
Mears' to-day. Horse Blankets
New Hampshire plaids, Is cents, and
other kinds proportionately cheap.
A good line of rubber boots. He pays
20 cents per dozen for eggs.
Special convocation of Tucker
Chapter Friday October 81, afternoon
and evening, for work. Companions
from St. Johnsbury will be present.
A full attendance desired.
5. B. WAITE, acting H. 2.
Let every Republican remember
that the Presidential election occurs
next Tuesday, and that he has a per-
sonal duty to perform, and remember
ing this let him fail not. The Demo-
Gratis will take the hint, and of course,
be on hand.
Mrs. W. A. Boutelle will reach
home this week. She has purchased
an extensive line of millinery goods,
which embraces everything new and
attractive. She would be pleased to
have her many customers postpone
their purchases until her stock is ex-
amined.
The young men have formed club
with rooms in the Grout building. If
the young men would now introduce
little wholesome literature, together
with set or two of dumb bells, ex-
ercising clubs, ETC., the organization
would be credit to themselves and a
source of more pleasure than they are
aware of.
The ladies, circle will meet, on Fri
day afternoon and evening. Word |
has come that Mrs. Emily Montgom-
cry will be here, and to her many
friends who would like to meet her, q
cordial invitation is extended to be
present. The supper will be picnic.
Tiff has just received a new line of
clothing of first quality, second to
none; also ladies' cloaks and dol
mans. A full line Of boots and shoes
at prices that will suit the public. He
sells sugar very cheap and pays %
cents per dozen for eggs. Now go to
Tits.
f. Z. Boomhower has just added to
his stock about $500 in jewelry, all
new in style and finish. He has a
fine line of rings of every description,
new and elegant watches, and every
thing else in his line. He has large
assortment of clocks, among them
being the cathedral gong" Just the
thing. Go in ard look the new goods
over. He has with him an expert
enced jeweler from Burlington, who
can repair your watches as they
SHOULD be.