News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER q.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER p.
congregational Church.-Rev. w. A. Bushee
Pastor Services commence at 1O.45 a. M
ME- Church-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Ser
vices at 10.30a. m
Tntyersalist Church.-Rev F. E. Healey. Pas
tor. Services commence at 2.l5 p. m.
Lucy Page is visiting friends at
Bradford.
The most severe frost of the season
Sunday night.
The Fair will continue through Fri
day, on account of the storm.
Mrs. Stephen Rowell died Wednes-
day morning, of typhoid fever.
Captain Rand has been spending a
few weeks at Woodstock and vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy have
been spending few days with friends
here.
Z. Douglas and wife have returned
from their trip and report pleasant
time.
VIM. Cheney has bought of Frank
Cooper the Spaulding place on Maple
street.
Miss Ruckham, of Burlington, has
been a guest at Judge Powers for
few days.
c. r. Page, of the Malvern Farm,
exhibited stock at the Waterbury fair
last week.
The ladies' circle meets at the Con-
gregational church on Friday after
noon next.
The demand for space in the Floral
Hall this year exceeds that OF any
: previous year.
HI. Brock is in town with the well
known horses "Gold Finder" and
t'Butcher Boy"
8. A. Robinson has moved into the
Howes house on the corner of Maple
and Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Bell preached at Cady's
Falls and Rev. Mr.. Healey at Wolcott
last Sunday evening.
Z. E. Foster is making improve
ments about his residence, remodel
ing the front end, adding bay win
dow, etc.
G. A. Rich has been appointed
Postmaster at this place, and VIM
III. Alexander at Morristowu, so say;
the Journal of last evening.
The discount on school taxes il
district No. / expires one week from
tc-day. Pay and save costs. Dis
count on town taxes ends Oct. 10.
Truman Williams, a former resi-
dent. son of Rev. A. A. Williams,
former pastor of the Christian churcl
here. was in town last week iron
Lynn, Mass.
Many will be pleased to learn tina
the Rev. Mark Atwood is to preach a
the Corners next Friday evening. Mr.
Atwood used to preach in the oil
brick church years ago.
The Ladies' Aid Society of th
Methodist church spent Friday afte.
noon very pleasantly at j. e. Bug
bees, and young peoples sociabl
was well attended at the same plac
in the evening.
Mrs. F. o. Hyzer is 10 speak {
the Universalist chu, ch on Thursda
evening of this week also in the Tow
Hall at Hyde Park, on Sunday, fore
noon and afternoon. Subjects select
ed by the audience.
H. W. Bell, of Burlington, F. Z
Spaulding, of Montpelier, FL. @
Burke, late of the Norwich Uniyersi
ty. B. W. Grout, of Worcester
Mass. and James Dwinell, of Lynn
Mass, are stopping in town.
The Academy students have organ
lied for their usual lyceums, whic
will be commenced soon. The ST.
dents are allowed three half holiday
this week on account of the fair. III
attendance in the several department
this fall is two hundred, strong.
The reading by Miss Kinds, of Ne
York, given at the Village Hal la
evening. was attended by large al
select audience. Miss Kinds is ce
4ainly an elocutionist of rare attai
ments. Her manner is pleasing an
her presentations complete. Nus
was furnished by the Band and Il
Universalist choir.
A. G.. Small says it is reported
some that he is not resident OF I'd
town. and he hands in the followlT
certificate to show the facts:
A. G.. Small was listed in the town
Morristown for the years 1873, loe
1881. 1882 and 1885, as appears by [
grand lists for those years III my ONCE
i certify the above to be correct
Attest,
A. NJ. BURKE. Town Clerk
Morristown. Sept. 10, 1885.
Directors of the Boston & Low
railroad recently elected are: Hora
Fairbanks, Franklin Fairbanks, L
win Morey, A. b. Jewett, c. .. Nj
len, Z. Powell Mason, F. +. ClaI
w, A. Stowell, Bradley Barlow L