News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-10-02
hyde PARK,
Beautiful weather this.
Eggs 20 cents at Rogers.

Es 49, Y ANN
Beautiful weather this.
Eggs 20 cents at Rogers.
Only five weeks more before the
Presidential election.
The mountains begin to show prom
Use of their autumn glory.
Another large amount of live stock
shipped from this place Monday.
Call and see Rogers line of under
wear before purchasing elsewhere.
"Can you say that with your hat
off, is said to be the latest expression.
Cornelius A. Bailey, of Stillman
Valley, H., is in town visiting his
brother, Ii. A. Bailey.
The Creamery is offered for sale,
with or without the machinery. Will
be sold cheap. See advt.
Bertha Sawyer has entered upon her
new duties as book-keeper for Stafford,
Wetherby & Co., of Burlington.
Mary Ann and Katie Hassett have
returned from Hyde's Hotel, Sudbury,
where they have been at work the past
season.
f. L. Jones caught 4 couple of hem
hawks recently, one of which measured
four feet three inches, and the other
four feet.
Misses Fannie Beecher and Belle
Noyes are delegates from Union Sun
day-School to the County Convention
at johnson this week.
A. II. Clark has vacated the tene-
m3nt at the west end and moved on to
the Abby Allen farm. Levi Noble is
to occupy the former place.
Miss E. Gailbreth, who has been
stopping with Mrs. V. D. Fitch the
past three months, returned to her
home in New York, Monday.
Potato race No. 2 came off at the
rink Saturday night. f. 2. Hill took
first prize, Fud. Gauthier I'd, Elmer
Vaughan Sd and Fred Lilley 4th.
A large new set of Howe's scales
are being placed at the junction of
Main and Church Streets. Ii. X.
Rust, fIom the scale works, is setting
them up.
f. NJ. Gale of Chicago is spending
few days in town. Mr.. Gale says
the west is very enthusiastic for the
Plumed knight, and Illinois will give
him a rousing majority in November.
Enos Sherwin has bought the land
on which the Patch store formerly
stood. He will move his barn TO the
rear Of his house and level and other
wise fix up the cast side of his prem
ises.
Augustus Harlow has sold his farm
to the Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell,, now
stationed at Saranac Lake, n. Y, for
$4,000. MIR. Boutwell, will rent the
farm. Possession given March 1st,
1885.
Wilson Lanpher, of Sheldon, a
brother of "Grimes," was in town last
week. He was not ''kicker" in the
recent election, and says two years
from now Franklin will wheel into line
again.
The docket for the December term
of court is just issued from the press
of the Lamoille Publishing Co. There
are fifty cases in the County Court and
ten in the Chancery, q rather small
number.
They are getting "corner ON pork
mn Mt the east end of Main Street, as
will be seen by the following weight Of
pigs taken last week: j. j. Clark's,
SO pounds L. Z. Jackson's, 1O3
Perry Fosters, 1874; W. c. Maxfelds
158.
| The work of moving the Patel
building was big job, turning
around being the most difficult part
Nevertheless, it was handsomely dom
under the management of Mr.. Batch
elder of Barre. Quite crowd gath
cred about the building daily to watcl
its transit.
l Rumor has it we are to have com
E plete revolution in the railroad time
table before long. The ''owr' train
: to be taken off, a mixed train made o
e the express, and the mail to go cas-
u early in the morning and west late q
: night. How true the rumor is remain
: to be seen. -
: Capt. Kenfield and wife went t
Montpelier Monday. They will boar
t with Prof. Brown. Mrs. KS brothel
: during the session. Judge Small wi
: act as Deputy Clerk during Captain
e absence, and all matters pertaining
+ the clerks Office will receive PRONG
1 attention.
Il Bert. Crane left Monday for Clea
y water, Kansas, where he has secure
II clerkship with a leading merchan
= With his departure goes the mai
. prop of our proposed brass band,
,e he was the active one in that direction
:. However, there are two young me
y left who are devoting their spare M
=" ments to mastering the cornet, al
perhaps they will enthuse enough
q and by to get up a band. VIII
there's a loot there's hope.
I Prof. NJ. D. Fuller, of Dlrlingto
!, will meet all who are DESTROYS of for1
= ing a singing school, at the vestry ne:
D Thursday evening at eight o'cloc
te Mr.. Fuller has had excellent succe
n wherever he has had schools, and '
ID have no doubt will give good satisfa
90 ton should he have school in IL
or place. Go ont Thursday night al
n encourage the affair. Arrangement
ve as to terms, &C., will be made on til
m night.
rs Next Saturday there will be 81
tai" eclipse of the moon, which will
visible throughout Europe and AfriC
but of which Only the latter part of
rnbauonanOn will no visible in (