News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-16

RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SUNDAY APRIL 18TH.
Congregational Church.-Rev. W. A. Bushee,
Pastor. Services commence at 1O45 a. m.
Universalist Church.-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas
eor- Services commence at 10.45 a. m,
NJ. E. Church-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Text,
Col, I'd, g. Services at 1.30p. m,
DR.. Nichols child is quite low.
The doctors are busy just now.
H. c. Fisk is in Boston this week.
The ladies' sewing circle will meet
at the vestry Friday afternoon.
Guard against unnecessary expos
ure. A severe cold is the forerunner
2 of pneumonia
The examination of teachers will
be held at the Academy Saturday,
April %, at 8 A.
Miss Martha Brigham died of can
Ger last Thursday, at the residence of
her brother, E. E. Brigham.
Aunt Polly Odds died at the Poor
Farm last week. The funeral was
held Sunday, Rev. NJ. P. Bell officiat-
ing.
Some sneak thief broke into the
sugar house of H. o. Spaulding last
Saturday night and stole about 90
pounds of sugar.
Sylvester Woods handed in an egg
one day last week that measured by
6 IA inches. 1t was a Plymouth
Rock that did it.
The Lamoille Valley Fair Ground
Company will hold its annual fair on
their grounds in Morrisville Septem-
Der p, % and "a.
A bad wreck near Danville de-
layed the trains going east Tuesday
Seven cars we're dumped and brake
man severely injured.
Miss Grace L. Parker, of Brandon
formerly of MorrisviIle, and gradu,
ate of the P. A. & M. G. s., was in
town Tuesday visiting friends.
The band boys and their ladies
were invited to W. g. McClintock'
Monday night, where they enjoyed
new sugar and very pleasant eve
ming.
Coral Chapter No. Is, o. f. s..
met at their nall on the evening o
April IL for a social time. New su
gar was served and an enjoyable tim
is reported.
In the case of the Insurance Co
Us. Dingwall at P. K. Gleed's ofic
Tuesday, after drawing the jury, tn
defendant confessed judgment. n
appeal was taken.
There was a masquerade ball
Woodward's Hall last Thursday eve
ming, with a good attendance. Their
were many unique costumes and a
report good time.
The Express Co. now sell none
orders. Receips are given and tt
money refunded if the order is los
The rates for these vary from tiy
cents for S. order to twenty CEN
for a $50 order.
A CARD.-We hereby wish to e,
tend to our neighbors and friends OF
sincere thanks for their kindness ar
assistance. Their substantial help
greatly appreciated by us.
r. M. FARRAND.
L. M. FARRAND.
Last week John Utton bought
fine colt in Barre for Mr.. Charles
Kane, of New York, and now b
the animal in his stables for trainin
On the same trip he purchased t'
valuable horses in East Montpeli
for Boston parties. He paid go'
prices and the new owners are high
pleased with the horses.
Lyceum at the Academy next F
day evening. The students will d
cuss the old political maxim esta
lished by Andrew Jackson, ''To
Victor Belong the Spells" And it
lumored that the arguments pro
con. will be taken down in short ha
and transmitted 10 President Clevela
and his cabinet for their instrucLiC
Now, boys, do your best.
The executive committee of
State Temperance Camp Meeting 4
sociation OF Vermont held a busin'
meeting at St. Johnsbury on Tuesd
of last week, the several officers
The association being present. 1t "
decided to hold the annual mass me
ing at this place in connection W
the time of holding the annual can
meeting of the st. Adams Method