News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-12-04

eoh east 10 the run, now has q thor.
oughly constructed sewerage.
Special communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge No. s, Wednesday, Dec
~ Ior work. H. G. FISK, Sec.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson left on Mon.
day to spend the month of December
with her parents at Hillsboro, n. H.
Martin Waite, who has been clerk.
Ing Tor Z. III. Siocum. is to return 10
his former position in Woodward's
drug store.
Rev. Richard Morgan preached al
the Methodist chapel on Sunday eve
ming, concluding the service with in
FAINT ban.ism. ...--
ii. w. Bell. Myron Story and San.
ford Gates were at home from the U
V. Nj. at Burlington to help eat the
Thanksgiving turkey.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Bundy made them a
surprise visit on Saturday evening,
1t being the 18th anniversary of theil
marriage.
George Clark has purchased the in
terest of Ellsworth Woodward in the
drug business of Woodward Brothers,
and has taken possession. Success
10 the new firm.
There is to be a masquerade and
fancy dress carnival at the Town Hall
on Saturday evening, Dec. Is. Old
and young are invited to attend, and
10 appear in costume.
LosT.-A Merino buck with hole
through the left horn for strap. II
was missed the first of last week.
Any person giving information will
be paid for trouble.
NEWTON TERRILL, Cady's Falls.
There is to be a dance at the skat-
ing rink Saturday evening. Gilmore
furnishes the music. and wishes us to
say that the floor will be waxed and
the hall made warm and comfortable.
Admission free; dancing 50 cents.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-My upholsterer
has arrived. Leave your orders this
week and will call ON you for your
old lounges, sofas, easy chairs and
mattresses and repair them in n work
manlike manner and return them 10
Won fer reasonable sum.
G. w. .DoTY.
The ladies' industrial society Of the
Congregational church will furnish q
chicken pie supper on Friday evening,
December 5, in place of the basket
supper heretofore advertised. 1t will
be served from five to eight o'clock.
Price go cents per couple. There will
be music and literary exercises. Look
for notice of basket supper hereafter.
New clothing. New. clothing at S.
II. Tits just received; also a new
line of wall paper from II to as cents.
a large variety of winter apples from
New York. Cloaks and dolmans, a
nice line of dress goods in all the new
styles and shades, kerosene oil-16o
test, and best Java coffee at % cents.
Union Thanksgiving Day services
were held at the Congregational
church Thursday forenoon, with a
good attendance. Revs. Bushee and
Bell were in charge, Mr.. Bushee pre-
;senting a very interesting discourse,
touching upon the political issues oil
1he late campaign and the results
His words were well chosen and met
the better ideas of his hearers.
Christmas goods have arrived and
are for sale at Mrs. 7. p. Roberts
at prices suited to the times. Mill
merry and ladies' furnishing goods
marked down one half. Trimmed
millinery, of which she has good as
sortment, selling at cost. Hand made
worsted goods also selling very low
Lessons given at any time in Ken
sington painting. Terms so cents
Kensington embroidery % cents ales
son; ribbon work 80 cents lesson.
We are glad to be able to announc
to the people of the Universalist churc
and its friends :hat the Rev. Frank +
Healey will be with us next Sunday
Dec. Z, to begin his work with thi
church for the coming year. On a.
hands we see signs of united pun
pose to build up and carry on thi
work, realization of which will max
the burdens light and duties easy
Let us give Bro. Healey the full al
tendance he deserves. Con-.
School in district No. z close
Nov. 81. Whole number of scholar
22; average daily attendance 1851
those having no absences were N.Y.
tie Tillotson, Maud and Mamie Wei
ster, Henry Cole, Hermon Tillotsor
Jimmie Town. Those absent but on
day were Angie Stewart, Stella Tay
lor, Carroll Bugbee. Those abser
ene-half day, Emma Tinker, Netti
Webster. There was but one dismi
sal and three tardies during the tern
The teacher was the recipient of
very pretty shopping bag from Il
scholars, for which they have her sill
cere thanks. MARION PECK.
At The next Lamoille Valley fai
to be held in Morristown in Septer
Der, 1885, there is to be a race, be
two in three, in harness, mile heat
for colts foaled in 1882, and own
and kept within the limits of the S
ciety one full year prior to the date
the race. The purse will be made
by each owner paying $40, to be pal
S. at the time of entry, and the b
ance on or before Sept. /, 1885. L
colt winning will be entitled to 60 |
cent of the entire purse, the seco
best % per cent, and the third
per cent. Entries to be made W
a. A. Niles, Morrisville, on or beft
July 4, 1855. 1t is proposed TO ha
similar stakes trotted for each ye'
Speed is cash, and now is the time
develop it for next falls contest.
f. E. Boomhower says there
been great change in this count
in the last three weeks, and it b
turned things around so that he C
sell his goods now and until after
holidays at prices that will disa
point people more than the late ell
ton, for he has the largest and fin'
stock there is, or ever was in L
noble county, in his line. Christm
is coming and now is the time 10 :
lect your presents at prices one-h
less than you ever had a chance 10
before. Call and examine my goo
and prices, every enc, and bring 20