News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-04-24
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The listers have things pretty wei
buttoned up.
Mrs. William Clark is reported il
very poor health.
Mr.. SummervilIe, of Waterbury
was in town Monday.
Dentist Robinson will be in Stow,
Friday and Saturday.
B. W. Green & Co. will delive
warm brown bread and beans Sunda,
morning.
Rev. W. A. Bushels annual vaca
ton has been extended one week by
vote of the church.
Mrs. Cyren Joslyn and daughter
are spending short time with rela.
tives in Waitsfeld.
Asa Hawse is to build n house or
Union street, on the lot west from
Mrs. I. H. Patch's.
d. j. Stafford spent the Sabbath
here. The Major has been transfer
red to Manchester, n. H.
Rev. ]. P. Hall presided at the NJ.
L. church on Sunday, in the absence
of Rev. Mr.. Bell, who was at Mont
pelier.
Regular meeting of Green Noun
tain Lodge of Good Templars at the
Pleasant street hall this "Wednesday
evening.
There will be no dance at Wood
wards Hall Saturday night on &C
count of the Town Hall benefit Fri
day evening.
the Congregational church on Sunday
morning. c. NJ. Peck had charge of
the evening meeting.
Goods in great variety at the sue
ton in Burke's block. Now is the
time to buy an elegant triple plate tea
set at your own price.
Miss Anna Dow. who has been Wis
ting with Mrs. W. A. Martin for
several weeks, returned to her home
in Hinesburgh to-day.
There is talk of finishing the hall
over Woodward's drug store into a
tenement, to Ee occupied by the jun
Tor member of the firm.
The section men are laying some of
the new steel rails, and there is good,
solid look to them which the old rails
have not had for some time.
S. L. Gates is preparing a history
of this town and county in part which
he says will be put into pamphlet form
and offered for sale before long.
The marble man, Foster, has tel
ephone from his shop on High street
to the one on Portland street. The
arrangement works to charm.
Step into the auction room and look
at the fine display of silver plated
ware. Rogers triple plate knives,
forks, and spoons, casters, ice pitch
ers, etc.
Go to the auction of fine goods in
Burke's block, Portland street. 1t
opened Tuesday evening, and sales
will occur at 2 and o'clock P. NJ. dali
ly, during the next week.
Wilder & Boomhower have dis
solved partnership and Wilder contin-
ues in the business, having bought
out the Professors interest. Boom
hover retains the Poland sign and
will 60 into the law business, the lee
ture field or run for Congress.
The spring term of school at the
Academy closes on Tuesday, May
9th. Public EXAMINATION will be held
Monday and Tuesday. The exercis-
es of the graduating class will be held
on Tuesday evening. Music will be
furnished by Paul Bros orchestra.
The annual epring examination of
teachers for this town was held at the
Academy on Saturday, under the di-
rection of G.. NJ. Powers, Superinten-
dent of schools. About thirty per-
sons, mostly young ladies, were pres
ent for examination.
At the Republican caucus held at
the Town Hall Saturday afternoon
the following delegates were elected
to the State Convention: G. w.
Doty, A. o. Gates, j. A. Bunday,
Austin Wilkins. District Convention ::
A. A. Niles, II. G. Fisk, A. B. Smith,
r. S. Gallup.
The Town Hall having been painted
and fitted ready for the seats, and
still being short few dollars to pay
for the repairs, we invite old and
young to attend social dance at the
Town Hall Friday evening. Dancing
tickets so cents per couple. To save
work we shall not attempt to get up
any refreshments. Managers chosen
by the company. G. W. DoTY,
For Committee of Seventy.