News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-03-20
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| helnemDef GNaC uOgS must DC lIcenSeu
on or before April 1st.
The old Camp store at the lower viii
lage has been turned into a tenement
| house.
Another singh water' at the Forks last
week induced che current to follow the
road at such depth as to form current
through the house of II. NJ. Bruce to the
depth of eight or ten inches. The occa-
sion was much exciting to those inter-
! ested, representing in miniature the floods
of Ohio.
Mr.. Spaulding of Moscow, Mrs. Bennett
of the village, Asa Oakes of the Branch
and Others are yet quite sick.
The Revs. Mr.. Kilbura and Anderson
exchanged desks Oh Sunday.
A purchaser of horses from Connecticut
was in town last week, taking away
several thorough breds.
Will Ennis was last week adiudged
guilty of keeping unlicensed dogs. He
took an appeal. The hearing was at the
instance of the Grand Juror, before Justice
Pike.
1t is said that several of the cushions
of Unity church were recently badly cut
by some evil disposed person. Who
would do it?
Miss Carrie Bigelow returned from the
West few days since.
Mr.. Kendall and family have moved
into the >. >. Slayton house
Rev. j. Edward Wright, of Montpel-
Ter, will preach at Unity church on the
first Sunday in April.
A careless yet laughable use of fire
arms occurred at the Lower Village a
few days since. Mr.. Damon discovered
in the snow near Mr.. Culver's store one
chambered cartridge pistol, which he
picked up and examined. By some au-
tomato continuance which he did not an
ticipate the affair was discharged, the
ball entering the middle finger of his
left hand. near the large joint, and lodged
beneath the skin OH the opposite side, so
that surgical aid was necessary to remove
iU. MIR. Damon desires the owner to
prove property. pay damages, and when
he is not around, take the thing away.
Sugaring has, in limited way, COM
meuced. G. c. Lovejoy and some 9TH
ers tapped their sugar orchards last
week.
Horace Stearrs rings the bell and cares
for the town hall the present year.
The breaking of a draw-iron, caused
Mr.. Geo. Wilkins horse to start while be-
ing driven past the NJ. E. church, the
shafts playing cheerfully around his heels.
The horse and driver behaved admirably,
INDUCING in no kicking. swearing or other
customary sports, and were brought to a
stand under the church sheds without
serious damage.
An unusual incident was the family
grouping of twelve, the household of Mr..
and Mrs. George Burt before the artists
camera at Waterbury few days since,
the party consisting of father, mother
and ten children. the youngest of whom
is eight years OF age. Fourteen pictures
of large design are to be taken, well
framed and delivered, one to each mem
Der of the family and the balance to kin
bred friends. The family are especially
favored with health, are temperate, well
instructed and industrious, while perfect
concord pervades the happy fold.
Those who attended the presentation of
Clouds" at Hyde Park, Thursday eve
ming, pronounce the play well rendered
and wish to extend thanks to the members
of the club for the courtesy and generosity
shown them. We assure them that 4" their
kindness we shall never forget"
The following very appropriate pream-
BILE and resolutions on memory of the late
Minnie d. Mower were passed at a recent
| meeting OF the temperance lodge:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his
infinite and inscrutible wisdom to remove
from us by death our Sister Minnie d.
| Mower,
e RESOLVED, That we as members of Mt.
Mansfield Lodge No. Ill, L. o. of G. L
gratefully remember her purity of char
acter. firm friendship, energetic purpose
and faithfulness to duty and sincerely
mourn her death,
Resolves, That we hereby express oul
heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved moth
er and brother and other relatives in theil
great and irreparable loss.
RESOLVED, That the regalia be draped il
mourning for the remainder of the quar-
ter.
ResolUed, That a copy of these resolu
tions be presented to the family of thu
deceased and that they also be published
: in the county paper, Con-.