News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-02-07
NEWS Sc CITIZEN
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1oung Jos yn, who has been con-
hned to the house for some time, is out
again.
Regular communication of Mt.
vernon Lodge No. s, f. and A. NJ.
TINS "wednesday evening.
The finish begins to sscome ont on
Z. NJ. Peck's new residence, in roller
process style.
A machine for manufacturing bone
meal will soon be put in at ].
Sanford q Sons grist mill, by F. B.
Livingston.
The Cady's Falls insurance man
has left US more of that sun flower
blottlng paper. Brother Dodge is re-
quested to call annually.
Regular monthly me Getting of G.. A.
X. Post at Grand Army Hall Friday
Evening, February s, at which time
the annual election of officers will
take place.
The suit of Douglass as. Tinker,
set for trial Tuesday, was continued
one week. The parties will take out
accident policies in the mean time
and arrange for an admission to the
hall. A full house is assured.
The rooms over H. A. Slayton &
Co.'S feed store, formerly occupied by
us, are for rent. Our lease does not
expire for about three years. During
that time we would like to pass the
keys into other hands. Who takes
them?
The ladies' circle will meet at the
Congregational vestry next Friday
afternoon. The sociable will be hell
with Mrs. William Cheney this (Wed-
nesday) evening, to which the public
are cordially invited.
George Clark comes out, SO to
speak, with new nag. Not exactly
George c." but something that
bids fair, they say. to rank among the
best. George has made a lump on
one horse and now he will probably
make ph - of himself.
The young ladies of the Academy
entertained young gentry at the
Grange Hall on Friday evening. This
week later generation will be teted
at the Centennial House, Hardwick.
The boys like it of course, but when
one gets his hand squeezed they say it
comes hard for him to nestle just
right.
Extensive and much needed re-
pairs are now in progress at the Town
Hall. 1t is proposed to take out the
large posts and substitute trusses, and
to lay new hard wood floor. New
seats are also talked of. The ex-
pense, we understand, is to be paid
largely by way of public entertain
ments, which most people would pat
ronize, IN view of the object, if for
nothing more.
The Free Press remarks that there
are prospects of hotel being built on
the old ground. This rumor has been
foated from time to time for the past
six or seven years, and for change,
let US say the present indications are
that the hotel will be rebuilt about the
time Philadelphia sends in her bid for
the next Centennial" or to come
nearer,-say when "Asa" gets that
hen house completed.
The officers of the Good Templar's
Lodge, elected for the present quar-
ter are as follows A. A. Niles, w.
c. T.; MISS NJ. NJ. Slayton, W. V.
T.; c. E. Borden, W. Sec. nj. H.
Boardman, W. F. S.; Rev. NJ. P.
Bell, W. Chap; Mics NJ F. Raut-
well, w. t.; A. j. Huse, w. NJ. !;
Miss c. E. Bugbee, W. g.; w. j.
Fitch, W. Sent. The installation ex-
ercises will take place at the regular
meeting. next Wednesday evening.
Gilbert has made another great re-
duction in price of overcoats. He
sold them the first of the season at
IS and $40. Same ones we have adj
yertised at Sc sell now at S4.96.
Coats he sold for SO, s12 and SIS
he will sell now at So, $40 and SIP;
broken lots from SO to So, which is
less than cost. All gods marked
way down. Wood wanted for cloth
ing.
The eighth annual musicians ball,
held at Hyde Park February l, was a
decided success in every respect, there
being lis couples present to trip the
slight fantastic" after music furnished
by Paul Brothers orchestra. assisted
by some of the best musicians in the
State, making in all, a band of ten
pieces, and the opinion Of all was
that the music was of the highest
order. The supper was fist class,
showing that Randall understands
how to cater to the satisfaction of his
guests. The occasion was, even to
the most minute details, pronounced
a perfect success. AN OBSERVER.
a calico levee and picnic supper
will be held at the Town Hall Friday
evening, February p. The pro-
,oramme for the fore part of the even
ing, until supper will consist of reel
1afjons. songs and marches. Music
. will be furnished by Elmore's orches
a.. assisted by musicians from thu
p,l aaton Orchestra. After suppe
+ha bolI will be thrown open for dane
;ng and nth the exceptionally I'M
nns;c thai nav he relied on, the occa
Con cannot fail TO draw out old ant
Young from far and near. Let .
who can, appear III 0'"1 81
form. The object is to raise luno
with which to carry on the repairs
the Town Hall. Hunt up you
s'prints."
Resolutions passed by the W. I
IT. II. on the death of Mrs. Gleed;
WHEREAs,-In the Providence OF 90
in the death of Mrs. z. X. Gleed. OF
union has lost much loved and most
ficIent member.
ResolUed.-That we hereby record OF
bioh esteem for one whose consclentlo'
life. noble aims and untiring zeal III =
work pertaining to moral reform, won u
respect and love of all who knew her.
Resolued,-That while we mourn o.
loss. we realize it is her infinite gam; al
we earnestly pray that her mantle m;
fall on some one able and willing to ia
IN the work that she has laid down.
Resolred,-That we tender to the :
reayed family and friends our heartf'
sympathy. commenting them to her u
for consolation, knowing that they sh
one day meet her whom they love, Wbe
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