News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-02
M oRRISVIILE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
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Dor. Services commence at 10 am.
NJ. e. Church.-Rev. NJ. p. Bell. Pastor. Text
Rom, 8, 4. 1.-THE General Rules" Services a
l.3op.m.
Pastor. Services commence at l0.45 a. m.
Easter comes April s..
The Listers are on the war path.
The reading club is increasing in
membership and interest.
George Clark is at home after two
weeks absence at the Hub.
Union Fast Day services at the NJ.
Z. Church next Friday at II a. m.
Rev. W. A. Bushee is spending his
annual vacation in Boston and yicIn-
ity.
The Ladies' Industrial Society will
meet in the vestry on Thursday, April
2, at 2 p. m.
Baptismal services and reception
into the church at l.30 p. m. next
Sunday at the nj. E. church.
Isn't our highway tax sufficient to
keep the sidewalks and roads in fair
condition? Most people seem to think
il is.
The Sabbath school concert exer-
cises At The Congregational church
Sunday evening were listened to by
an attentive audience.
The case of Insurance Company VS..
Dingwall was again held on Tuesday
before fresh jury, aud again the jury
disagreed, standing 3 20 2.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter No. Is, r. A. NJ, Friday
April Sd, at Morrisville- Work to
be done. B. A. HUNT, Sec.
There will oe lecture given by
Prof. G. H. Perkins, of the u. V. M
at Academy Hall, Tuesday evening
April Z, under the auspices OF the
Reading Club. Look for programme
later.
A party of eight or ten young ladies
with j. A. Bundy at the oars, ATTENDED
the masquerade at Hyde Park Friday
evening. 1t was a delightful eve
moonlight-air crisp and Gem bracing
Seldom so much sweetness wasted
Sad.
The Cultiuator and Country Gen
tlen,an, published at Albany, n. I.
bv Luther Tucker & Son.. is one o
the best, and we think the best agri
cultural paper published. 1t abound
as well in general news; is spicy ant
fresh, and just the paper that shoui'
find its way into every household.
Among the changes in the posta
law which go into effect July /. are tn
following three very important ones
A two cent stamp will carry iette
which weighs an ounce to any part O
the United States. Now the limit i
half an ounce. Then the rate will b
two cents an ounce, and two cents 70
each fraction of an ounce. The sam
increase is allowed for drop letters
whether there is delivery by carrie
or not. In the second place, all news
papers sent from the Office of publica
ton, including sample copies, or sen
from a news agency TO actual subscrlt
ers thereto, or to other news agents
will be entitled to transmission at on
cent per pound or fraction thereof, ID
postage to be prepaid. This is re
duction of fifty per cent from existin
rates. In the third place any articl
in a newspaper. or other publication
NAV be marked to attract notice, bI
not marked by written or printe
words, without increase of postage.
The annual school meeting was bel
Al the Academy Hall Tuesday even
ing, with a large attendance. Th
meeting organized by the choice {
Henry &. Fisk Moderator, Albert A
Niles, Clerk. The prudential coH
mittee's report and also that of tn
auditors were submitted and adoptel
We publish the auditors report in full
believing it will be found interestin
and satisfactory upon careful perusa
That the burden of debt under whic
we have been laboring for many year
has been diminished more during til
past year than was expected, and tina