News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-01-03
nj OR SVILLE.

Happy Leap Year.
Now write it 1854" if you can.
Calvin Spiller has taken unto him
self wife.
''Prof Boomhower is lander the
weather."
HI. w. Bell, of the Free Press of
ce, was in town over Sunday.
j. A. Robinson is spending few
DAYS at Hillsboro Bridge, n. IL.
S. B. Waite's writing classes are
being well attended at the Academy.
Fred Choat, of Albany, n. Y, is
spending the holidays with his parents
in town.
j. J. Robbins and Edison Pinney
started for Chicago on Wednesday
of last week.
Maj. ID. j. Stafford returned to
Augusta, Me-, on Tuesday. Mrs.
Stafford will remain here for while.
Miss 5. Carrie Chase. preceptress
of the Mortified Academy. is spend
Ing a short vacation at home.
Vie AOffiSNlfAC LII NeAh0 -
to present ssRebecca's Triumph" at
HYDE Park this Thursday evening.
A large number of our dancing
people attended the annual New Years
bali at Hyde Park on Monday even
ing.
Paul Brothers furnished music for
New Years dances at Hyde Park on
Monday night and at Irasburgh on
Tuesday night.
We have valuable additions to the
population on the Elmore road, one or
two families of GJpsies having rented
the Noyes house.
On account of small attendance
the annual meeting of the ladies'
circle of the Congregational church
was not held last Friday.
Herbert Burke leaves for Lewis
College. Mortified. III. h. Holbrook
and Warren Woodwork, of that in
stitution, spent the holidays with theil
parents here.
For want of time for preparation
the lyceum to be held last Friday eve
ming was postponed, and is to be helt
on Friday evening OF this week, Whel
an interesting programme may be ex'
pected.
The first annual Masonic leyee ant
hall upder the auspices of Mt. Yer
NON Lodge No. 8, will be held at tn
American House, Hyde Park, Janu
ary Is, 1884. A splendid social &C
casion is already assured.
Ieyie Joslyn, clerk for j. Nj. Jos
len was attacked with a serious in
ternal hemmorrhage last week ana ma
since been in very critical condition
His father and mother are in tow
from WaItsfield.
The annual meeting of the Umvel
.oIiet narish will be held at the
church on Wednesday, January 3,
, o'clock p. NJ. The meeting of I'll
now holders, which was held Decen
her 30. was adjourned to meet c
"wednesday, at the same time an
place as the above
s;ace March /, 1888, Major Sa
eord's standing on the monthly e.
amipations by the pension Office boal
los heen on all points 6.9. On acc
-s1,v and rapidity 6.75,-7 being pc
fecf. We are informed that no mi
n the Special Examination Dlylsit
has marked higher.
Iosr-On Saturday, Decemb
90 somewhere between the Nj.
norsonapge and Mr.. Tits store,
fountain pen. The pen IS OF mo
vaIne 10 the owner than any one els
il being a keepsake. The Under w
he suitably rewarded by leaving 1t
the NJ. E. parsonage. M. Z BELL.
Ami B. Munson was married
Miss Bell Crane, of Brookheld,
Thursday of last week, returning be
ON Monday. Several from mere
tended the wedding exercises and
cention. the knot heing tied by lie
w A. Busbee, of this place. NO 0
will blame Ami if he isn't quite
nunetual at band meetings as here'
fore.
Mrs. w. A. Bontell wishes to
form the ladies' that she has $40
of hats and bonnets that she oilers
cost. commencing January lst.
all who have not got new nat u
il the time TO buy, as ! do not
Teye in keeping over such goods a.
shall dispose of all have before Du
ing new spring goods.
Mrs. WA. BoUTELLE.
Janea E. Warren, of Eden, Ii
saturday purchased of G. W. DC
three OF his fine thoroughbred Dew
cows. paving, as we understar
coon Tbasa in ad litiOn