News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-20
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He who lives this life and thrives,
Must take the paper and advertise.

preaching maturity.
Christmas only five weeks off. Saw,
up your loose change.
To keep apples from rotting-plac,
them in a dry cellar with fifteen chill
dren.
District Clerks should call on A. V
Wiswell for the State Superintendent
report.
Dress don't make the man, but
thanksgiving turkey is a poor thin.
unless it is we'll dressed.
a substantial sidewalk has beef
built around the premises on the cor
ner of Main and Church Streets.
Preston DEMO will sell at auctio,
next Saturday afternoon six COWS
one colt and two sleighs. See posters
Miss Bertha L. Collins closed .
more than usually successful term O.
school in the Greenfield district on tn,
LIST instant.
Sunday was enc of the finest day:
we have had this fall-warm and
bright but a harbinger of cold wealth
er, all the same.
A. l.. Goddard has bought of c. S.
Page the Carlos Eastman house on
Church Street, and will occupy the
anne as a residence.
The American House hall is being
.re-painted and otherwise renovated,
under the skillful manipulatioHs OF
Messrs. Foster & Clark.
An interesting article on temperance
matters is withheld for want of writer's
name-not for publication, but IS IA
guarantee of good faith.
If you are disappointed at the result
accept the situation gracefully and
good bumoredly. 1t won't pay to get
mad. 1t won't help you to fret. q
Rev. ]. F. Ferguson and wife and
Mrs. Fannie johnson, Of Burlington,
were in town last week, called here by
the death of Mrs. Samuel Wiswell,
4 relative.
Another change in the railroad time
table may be expected next week.
We believe the mail train will reach
here some two hours later from tue
west. This is the principal change.
Carroll Lilley has sold to Messrs.
Miles & Mcclure, of Albany, his
rink business in the northern
towns. No definite arrangements have
as yet been made for re-opening the
rink at this place.
Our harness-msker just now is
driven with work and has been obliged
TO engage an extra hand, Edward
an experienced workman.
Peter is attentive to his business and
by industry he thrives.
Norman Baker, Esq, brother OF
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin, who has been
relatives in Vermont the past
months, started Tuesday for his
home in VacavilIc, California. He ex.
,ects to reach San Francisco in about
seven days.
This from 4 Democrat: "How
it is to smoke with your
But it is no new thing for
Is, the only novelty about the matter
5 that they pay for them ; and then
have hats. What n change !
I seems to us like a dream, We have
rated for it so long, ! &;FT |
Mrs. Samuel Wiswell, whose Serious
IDocc mo opnonnna1 in our Loot iccuo |
led Wednesday night. She vas n
fe-loBg resident of this town and an
Christian woman, loved and
expected by q large circle of friends.
he funeral, held Saturday, was large
|; attended, Rev. Mr.. Ward, oficia-
ing.
Couaty Court conyenes Tuesday,
december I'd. Following are the
auses set for jury trial: Billiard
ASS, aplt., Peck V Cass, aplt., Nc
V Buker, aplt., Probate Court
C~leavelAnl, ct ais, Adams, aplt. V
p. Daniels, Smalley V Amber,
,outwell V Hartman & Wiswell, aplt.,
nd Reed V Baslaw.
F. r. Child has purchased f. S.
stock of groceries, paints,
lis, crockery, &C., and rented me
alf of the corner store, where he will
pen up in a few days. Rogers will
ontinue the dry goods, clothing, and
nd boot and shoe business at the old
tand. 1t is rumored that the coming
ostmaster will put the office in the
orner building.
The fall term at the Academy close ed
esterday. Monday evening, an en-
ertainment consisting of music, reci-
&C., was given in the Town
Ian by the pupils. The attendance
( towns-people was not as large as 1t
hould have been. Parents and tax
both are interested in school
and their presence on such
ccasions as these would show their
interest in the success of our educa-
ional facilities. The parents could
ee how much improvement their chill
Iren make and the taxpayers how
heir money is expended. Let the
public manifest a deeper interest in
his direction, and thus encourage
10Th teachers and scholars.
List of Grand and Petit Jurors
irawn TO serve at the coming term OF
Grand Observation-Disclosures, Il.
Brown Cambridge, III. j. Morgan,
z. G.. Chase; Eden, Z. NJ. Sanborns
Gilmore, G. A. Morse; Hyde Park, Is.
F. Allen, Amos Goodrich johnson,
Ii. H.. Collins, Frank Cakes; Morris
town, Alb. Chase, Alden Darling, A,
B. Smith ; Stowe, S. G.. Atwood, g.
q. Thomas, Chandler Watts, 2nds
Water vile, Andrew Fletcher :; VOL
colt, A. J.Baldwin, E. G. Darling,
Petit Observation-Disclosures, G. A. Nc
Cuin /; Cambridge, I. II. Corse, S. Is
Earl Prior, Sheldon Stratton;
John West, Robert Wiley Ell
more, W. J. Churchill, Geo. Clay;
Hyde Park, Henry A. Bailey, Clifton
Z. DEMO, Harvey D.. w. Doty, 1.
Grimes; johnson, John Burn
ham, w. Ii. Hadley, David Holdridge,
I. A. Manning; Morristown, George
Currier, George w. Drown, G.. H
Slocum, Hiram Small, S. C. Town,
Stowe, Warren Atkins, A. III. Cheney,
George Luce, Fl. A. Pike, Lucius Sal
lies Wateryille, c. A. Cutting, WeI-
come S. Thomas; Wolcott, Harvey
Holton, Charles Robbins, J. II. War
ren.