News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-01-17
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!. A. Robinson, the dentist, ha
erected new sign.
Mrs. Philip X. Gleed died Tuesda,
night; funeral Friday.
J. B. Tabor is again in charge o
the Academy building.
William NJ. Clark is in New Hamp
shire visiting his parents.
n. F. Morse and wife, of Cabot
have been in town the past week.
Where were attorneys Boynton anc
Hunt when the train moved out?
Ed. Robinson is out again, after 6
two weeks illness, and will open hi;
shop this week.
Prof. A. L. Hardy, Assistant Prin
cipal in the st. Johnsbury Academy
Was in town over Sunday.
The wreck at the Peck bridge wa:
cleared away and temporary trestle
built so that trains were able to pass
on Friday.
The 11.51 A. N. express west ar
rived here at 80 P. NJ. on Monday.
All trains were delayed by the storm
of Sunday night.
Mrs. Abial Spaulding died early
Thursday morning last, and the fu-
neral services were largely attended
on Friday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Stowe, &C.
cupied the desk at the Congregational
church Sunday morning, in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Bushee.
Meetings have been held at the
Methodist chapel and Congregational
yestry during the past week, in OBJ
servance of the week of prayer.
Hon. f. p. Mudgtt was the first
man to respond to the call for $500
from the signers of the "Story" note,
well known in the Playground circles.
The Academy y ceum was post
poned from last week and will be held
on Friday evening. The new orches-
ira are practicing for the evenings
programme.
Fellowship meetings are being held
at the Congregational church to-day,
"Wednesday and tomorrow. A
good number from several towns in
the county are present.
Having completed the dressmal<er' $
trade 1 am now ready TO do all kinds
of work in that line. Please call on
or address, ELSIE DOUGLAS,
11w4 MorrIstown.
/ notify the young man who took my
wallet Saturday night from the dance
hall, to bring it forward, or he will SCI
trouble. l nave him spotted.
FRANK II. CRAM.
The meeting of the pew holders OF
the Universalist church, adjourned
from last Wednesday, is to be held
at Powers & Gleed's office on Thurs
day of this week, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The Good Templars are preparing
for an oyster supper and short en-
tertainment, TO be held some time
next week, of which due notice will bt
given in this column, and on hanC
bills.
The union temperance meeting OF
Sunday evening was attended by
smaller audience than usual on &C
count of the storm aud the Academ.
Hall concert. Rev. Mr.. Anderson o
Stowe, presented a few practica
thoughts and arguments in favor o
temperance.
The annual meeting of the ladies
society of the Congregational churc
was held on Friday afternoon, whel
the following officers were chosen 10
the next year: President, Mrs. j. c
Robinson Vice President, Mrs. d
X. Iickock Treasurer, Mrs. {
Joslvn; Secretary, Mrs. 5. c. San
born.
Sunday evenings sacred concert b
the Jubilee Singers was attended b
a fair sized audience at Academ
Hall. Some failed in seeing til
"sacred" part of the evenings entel
tainment,. but Notwithstanding this
the concert is we'll spoken of by thos
who attended. A four horse load {
our people went to Hyde Park Satul
day evening TO hear the same con
pany.
Attention is called 10 the announces
ment made in this issue by the ne
merchant, Mears, at the Hale stor'
Mr.. Mears comes from the reliab
old town of Peacham, where he VIZ
in trade for some time, and wher'
we are reliably informed, by his cou
tesy and fair dealing, he won man
friends, and for the place an excellel
trade. He has replenished the Ha
stock in all respects has brightene
up the store and has put in an entir'
w new stock of ladies' and children
fine shoes and rubbers, to all of whic
YOUR attention and inspection is col
daily invited.
The public camp fire held by IL
G.. A. X. boys, was in all respects
success, being attended by a lare
number. Music was furnished by ii
Band, though some five of the membe
we're absent, which rather crippled II
rendering of the music selected, IL
vocal music of the evening was fur
ished by Miss Nellie Slayton, Mr.
III. G.. Fisk, Miss Bell Hall, an
Messrs. Whipple and Munson. III
solo BY Miss Bell Hall, and selection
by Misses Hall and Doty were tlr'
class. Col. RandalPs camp fire tai
was very interesting and commando
the close attention of his audience;
The first Masonic annual ieyee
Att Vernon Lodge, No. s, of Morri
yille, was held at the American Hpus
Hyde Park, last Tuesday eyenln
Sxty-seyen couples of the fraterni
and their invited guests testify to ha
ing enjoyed very pleasant social tim
And how could it otherwise be, wh'
seconded by Carroll f. Randall, pr
prietor of the house, assisted by tt