News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.
nj oRRiSViLLE.
hELiA1lOOS SEhNlCES.
SUNDAY MARCH 18TH.

SUNDAY MARCH 10TH.
EnI<e-salist Chureh.-Rev. +. Z. Healey, Pas
esr- Abject, Pure Religion" Services com
menesz1 l0.45 Am.
NJ e. Church.-Rev. NJ. P. Bell. Pastor sub
ject, " To Win Lie" Services at / bop. m.
Congregational Church.-IIev. w. A. Bushee,
Pastor Services commence at l0.45 a. m.
Fred Choate is at home on a brief
visit.
Sanford Gates is at home from
Burlington.
Mrs. 6. P. Hardy is visiting among
friends here.
Farmers are preparing for sugaring
~ith hopes for more profitable sea-
son than for the last two years.
o. 5. Rixford. of Highgate, DIR.
Leach and Hon. II. A. Burt, of
SWantoa, were in town on Monday.
Mrs. ". A Bushee is at home af-
ter an absence of several weeks with
friends in New York and elsewhere.
Luther Dickinson, of UnderhilI,
was in town Monday and bought 10
head of young stock advertised 10y
Hentiee. .......
Herbert Town and wife, of Bloom
ingdale, n. y, are visiting here.
Town was formerly student at the
Academy.
E. B. Merriam and his son Clar-
ence are off for Florida and New Or
leans. Mr.. M. goes largely on ac-
count of the boys health.
Meeting of j. NJ. Warner Post No.
4, G. A. R., On Friday evening at
o'clock. Let there he a fall attenl-
ance, as there IL work TO be done. Per
order Posi- Commander.
Katie Heaiey, daughter of Rev. f.
E. HeaIey. Is spending q few days
here. At present bliss Healey is
pursuing her musical studies at tue
Boston COnseI yaUOry or Music.
Owing 10 q desire or many TO attend
Mrs. LlverInure's lecture at johnson
Friday evening, the w. c. L. L. en-
tertainmeng appointed for that even
ing is postponed until some future
date.
The ninth annual meeting of the
Vermont State Dental Society will bt
held at the Van Ness House, Burling
ton, Wednesday, March 10, 1855
commencing at 7.3O p. m, aud con
tinuing until Friday noon.
A. John Trow was driving pair o
oxen over the Tenney bridge crossing
this morning. they turned up the tract
and passed over the cattle-guard JUS
as freight train came along. Ou'
OK was killed, the other badly injured
Jefferson Spanlding, H. c. Rivers
r. +. Bruce. wife and child, Ar.hu
Gates and Wesley Fairbanks left thil
station Monday for the west. jeff
goes 10 Oneida City. Neb., Bruce u
Waterloo, Iowa; Rivers to Aekley
Iowa, and Gates and Fairbanks t,
Chicago.
sIrs. Livermore speaks at johnson
Friday evening. There is talk of ar
ranging trains so that parties desiring
to attend can return 10y train after til
lecture. All depends upon the Eum
ben that will go. Mrs. Lirermore al
WAYS wins the admiration and hlghes
praise of those who sit before heI
An evening out could -hardly be nor
nrofitabIy spent. Later-N e under
stand that arrangements have bee
made to run a train back after the LEI
ture.
Our fire department was out in pal
on Saturday, and taken by speci'
train to the Hardwick fire. Th
Nv indow Washer" is not very TO
midahIe looking atfairsbut is powel
full agent against fire all the same
By the way our protection here is nj
what il should be. The refusal on th
part of the iCwn 10 abale the fireman
pole tax was hardly judicious &C
Our neighbours outside are interested
or should be, in the prosperity all
preservation OF the village, and mea!
ures for further protection would [
far wiser than the Withdrawal of I'll
slight encouragement the boys haI
heretofore had. We certainly are
no way prepared to IN set the consun
inc element unless circumstances al
ali i'm our layor. 1t may take all e.
pensiye lesson TO wake us up, thong
we hope not
In the death of Mr.. Jonatha
Douglas, which occurred March Is
we lose one of the oldest residents I
Morristown. Mr.. Douglas was boz