News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-09
SYDE PARK.
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Fresh oysters at LaPage's next
Friday night.
The Creamery viii close up about
the middle of this month.
The new timetable is expected to
go into effect next Monday.
Plenty of rain just now. Not any
more than is needed however.
The lawyers had another wrestle
with the sawdust suit Tuesday.
The best butter for wintering is said
to be made in June and September.
Don't forget to pay your taxes be-
fore Oct. 9th and save the discount.
For SALE.-A handy pair Of three
year-old steers. Enquire of l.. ii.
Lewis.
Willie Warner has been engaged to
teach the Centre school the coming
winter.
How's Ohio going? is prominent
question at present. Why, Republic
can, of course.
Potatoes are very fine this fall and
very low, the best selling from 80 to
80 cents per hushel.
Joseph and Anna Powers have re-
turned from the Adirondacks, where
they have been at work the past sum-
mer.
Eben Barns left at our Office the
other day specimen of what he called
the ''giant crab" apple, one of them
weighing nearly pound. 1t is very
nice apple.
The skating rink will hereafter be
opened but once q week and that Sat-
urday nights. The new floor grows
better and better and the amusement is
very popular.
Philanthopist Pape has been re-
moved from the office of highway sur
yeyor in his district. Cause, ''con-
tumacy" on the part of his superiors.
He is succeeded by Elihu Wheelock.
Miss Jennie Deming, of Putney, is
stopping with her sister. Mrs. Z. NJ j..
Strong. Mrs. Gernon, of Liverpool,
another sister, was here few days
the past week.
A Mr.. McNally from Franklif~coun-
ty has rented the house formerly oc-
cupied by c. Nj. Strong as residence
and will occupy the same. we De-
lieve he intends putting i'll a grocery
,, in the basement.
Sunday was a very beautiful day
such as will be repeated very few times
in This section of the world betor'
next spring. In fact the past four 0
five Sundays have been very pleasant,
, which can not be said Of the vice.
! days.
! Preston DEMO advertises his farr
for sale. The farm is known as III
Foster Randall place, one mile lrol
: the village, and is in q good state {
b cultivation. The stock will be sol
/ with the place if desired. See adve'
tisement.
:; Authority has been conferred Q
u postmasters, by the post-office depar
= ment, not heretofore possessed, to co
}, rect misdirected letters, where poss
y BILE, and forward them, instead
- sending them to the dead letter OHIO
~ A very sensible idea.
. The first lyceum of the season W
held last Friday night. The wealth
!, was very unfavorable, but all WI
\ braved the storm were repaid. L
question was on woman suffrage al
it was decided that woman should II
- vote. The literary exercises we
on very interesting. The older peol
he should encourage these lyceums by
nd tending and assisting in the exercise
he Leo Gates span of horses, attach
ON to lumber wagon, ran away Nedn
or day morning. They ran around
~ boiel and then struck in betwe
m Rogers' store and Judge SmalPs OIL
+ q and across the lot, coming in cont
mt with a wire fence, scratching
ar. horse and tearing the skin quite ba
nm on the other. The wagon pole '
the broken and the wagon somew
for damaged.
{, LIN, ID. Fuller, of Burlington,
slg1s1 of our people at the YES
lille last Thursday evening and arrani
son for holding singing school In
all place the coming winter. A conn
ems tee was appointed to solicit the nee
the sary funds. The remainder OF
9TH evening was spent in rehearsing mu
best Mr.. Fuller comes recommended a
d a good instructor and wherever he
fan had school the best of satlSiac
lish- has been the result. The paper is
t 10 being circulated, and it is hoped
d., a who can will aid in the enterprise
tail, putting down their name for S
ton, amount.