News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
WOLCOTT.

The Grand Chapter o. Z. S. met at this
place Oh Wednesday with a good attend
ance from different parts of the State. and
after the regular routine of business the
following officers were elected and IN
stalled by Ii. l.. Stitson, Grand Secretary
for the year ensuing: E. j. McWain. OF
Randolph. G. w. p: Mrs. Flora E. Have
land. Danville, G. w. M; F. n. Harris,
Woleott. Asst. G. p; Mrs. Cleora V.
Garner, Morrisville, Asst. G. NJ; Mrs.
III. NJ. Whitney, Windsor, G. Treas; Ii.
i. Stillson, Bennington, G. Sec'y; Mrs.
E. S. Fairman, Windsor. G. Cond. Mrs.
Cond.; Mrs. S. S. Bass. Randolph. q.
Lecturer; r. F. Parker, WolcOtt, G. Mar
shall; Mr.. Foster, Putney, G. Chaplain;
Mrs. Fisk, Randolph, G. Warden; Mr.:
Goram, Putney, G. Sentinel. Adjourned
to meet at Putney the first Wednesday
after the first Tuesday in June. 1883.
Charles Bennett has got his house near
ly completed, having one of the pleasant
est places in the village.
NJ. FL. Wheeler is sick and confined to
his house.
We understand L. A. Tillotson has
rented his hotel, with prospect of selling,
to man by the name of Lackey. Ihls
a
Mr.. Lackey will not succeed. If he keeps
as good a house as Mr.. TillOtson, he can
| not fail to draw custom.
| II. Z. Nelson received hard blow from
| the falling of the lever of the cur
| bing machine on the section, making a
cut of about five in length on the top OF
his head.
S. A. Fife is very sick with inflammation
of the bowels.
Allen Town wishes, through the col
umns of your paper, to thank the friends
and neighbOrs for their kindness in the
long suffering and death of his wife.
which will ever be kindly and greatfully
remembered.
Miss Nellie Clark fell from swing at
her boarding place and received quite
serious injuries, although she is able to
attend to her school.
The following delegates and alternates
were elected to the coming State Conven-
ton: delegates, Il. F. Parker, NJ. 5. Bur-
nell and NJ. ii. Wheeler; alternates, j.
d. Martin, NJ. d. Scott and S. L. Green
: Mrs. Allen Town, who has been so low
and so much for months past from a can
Ger, passed to her final resting place on
Thursday last, her remains being taken
to Waterbury Centre on Friday, where
they were buried beside her first husband
q. Cate, who passed away several years
ago.
G. III. Reed wishes to inform the people
of Wolcott and vicinity that he has got
! his new store at Potterville we'll filled
A with splendid assortment of dry goods
groceries of all kinds, boots and shoes,
. crockery and glassware, fruit, nails. salt
: flour, meal and feed. He is selling a
! splendid brand of flour for six dollars and
a Il half, equal to or better than any seven
dollar and half or eight dollar flour
Every barrel warranted to give perfect
satisfaction or no sale. The best Ameri
: can and Pacific prints for six cents pei
yard. Graduated sugar for nine cent:
s per pound; l20 test Kerosene oil for II
+ cents per gallon; other goods accord
ingly. People will do well to call anC
e examine his goods before purchasIn!
elsewhere. They were bought low 70
If cash, and he is bound to sell, and vii
70 sell for very small profits. 32w;