News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-06
n 2 VS. & CITIZEN.
WORTHWHILE


from trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. CyrenssJoslyn has returned
from four weeks visit in Waitsfield.
JIM. Joslyn is building an addi-
ton in the rear of his grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Choate have
returned from s. trip to Albany and
New York.
Communion services were held at
the Conoregational church Sunday
morning.
n G. Spaulding has engaged with
orchsnt Mears. 'Dan's" populari-
~ is known TO everybody.
. union temperance meeting is to
beld at the Methodist chapel next
sunday evening.
Social dance at Cady's Falls Friday
evening. Music by Paul Brothers.
Bill % cents.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
spent Thursday afternoon and even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bet
tbs.
The reading club met with Miss
Bertha Holbrook on Monday evening
Miss Lottie Tenney is the new prosi-.
dent of the club.
L. B. Boynton talks of spending
the winter south. The skating rink
and restaurant will be left in charge
of E.. II. Stone. "a
George Mudgctt has bought Edward
Edgerton's farm, six COWS, cider mill
and some farming tools. Price paid,
$4,000, as reported.
Dwight Holton, of North Wolcott,
is now in the employ of S. H. Tiff.
Mr.. Holton is an agreeable man to
trade with.
A. W. Mears has rented, and is in
charge of the Morrisvill House. Geo.
Collier is in charge of the livery con-
nected with the house.
Will Joslyn, former clerk for j.
NJ. Joslyn, and Fred Dumas, former
ly a student at the Academy, were in
town from Waitsfeld last week.
The ladies' circle will meet with
Mrs. S. H. Tiff Friday afternoon and
evening of this week. A literary sal
ad will be served. All invited.
Special communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge No. 8, F. and A. NJ, on
Wednesday evening, November II, at
z O'Clock, sharp, for work.
H. c. FISK, Sec.
Mr.. Fuller, of Burlington, holds
his first singing school at the Town
Hall this "wednesday evening. The
ne% ssosIaz!ss'Fhe Choral Worship"
will be used, and for sale if satisfac-
tory to the class.
Mr.. John Hawse, for many years a
resident of this town, died in Barre
last week, the remains being brought
here on Friday. The funeral was at
tended at the Methodist church on
Saturday forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Bell Of
floating.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson has just re-
ceived her first order of cloaks. AS
those left of this order must be re-
turned next Monday morning, ladies
wishing TO see them will do well 10
call as early as possible. She guar
:antees fit.
The vote in this town Tuesday
was as follows: Blaine $50, Cleve-
land IO7, Butler IL, st. John -,
making total vote of 464, and Civ.
ING Blaine a majority of 2o6. In
1880 the vote stood Carried oaa'
Weaver 60, Hancock 81, total 49, 49,
making Garfeld's majority $780, or q
loss than that of Blaine.
The fall term of school at the
Academy closes on Tuesday OF mex
week, Nov. IL. Examinations VII
l,e held as usual. On Tuesday even
inc the students will hold public ie'
wee in Prof. Wilson's room. Inc nal
will not be used on account OF oe
feet in one of the furnaces.
Mrs. G.. Montgomery. formerI.
Miss Emily Reddington, of this place
was in town last week. She Wa
nresent at the ladies' circle ut Tn
CONGREGATIONAL vestry on Friday an
was presented with an album quit o
which are the names of over five huI
,dred names of her old acquaintance
Mrs. Montgomery made q short a(
dress upon mission work at the Coi
.oregational vestry Sunday evening.
On Friday evening last Tuck
Fhanter r. A. NJ. entertained sever
of the officers and members OF ia
well Chapter, st. Johnsbury, lnciu
:n AT Racon. II. P, A. Dunne'
X A E. Nichols, s. during |
evening work was exempliled on
R. A. degree by Haswell Chapter,
a manner beyond criticism. Inns "
one of the pleasantest meetings eN
held bv Tucker chapter and VIII ~
be remembered.
Clement & Whipple report lai
5,creaee Of business since adopt
the cash system, especially in the
and coffee trade, which has cons
erablv more than doubled since
first of September. They attrlo
this TO fine quality and low pro
Special bargains are offered in COLO
cashmeres, ranging from 80 to 81
per yard. Full stock OF shaWis' no.
skirts, cOrScIS. uuuSinCNAf
and gloves. Also trunks, vallses
shopping bags. A remarkable
gain in ladies' underwear at 90 c.
a garment. Call and examine.
The Good Templars' Lodge
greatly improved their hall on II
ant street, making it neat and
tractive place for meetings. On v
nesday evening last the regular
ton Of officers was held, and on
day evening the following OIL
were publicly installed: j: b. La
w. C. T.; Mrs. A. A. Niles, "
T.; c. f. Borden, w. Sec; A
Niles, W. Chap; c. Cook, W. F
W.P. Marshall, w. Nj. {; Mrs. q
Jackson, W. T.; Mrs. ]. B. L;
W.R. Fl. S.; Mrs. A. .. Gates
L. II. S.; Miss Carrie Lewis, "
Sec: Miss Lillian Patten, w. d.
Miss d. Fairbanks, W. g.; Oh
Terrill. w. Sent; A. j. Huse
&C. T. Interesting literary
cises followed the installation.
solo by Miss Bell Hall, selectit
Mrs A. o. Gates, declamatio