News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-10
Sept. 10, 1885.
LOCAL NEW y.
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SuNnAY SEPTEMBER IL.

aJniversalist Church.-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas
TOR. Services commence at 2.l5 p. m.
Congregational Church.-Rev. w: A. Bushee,
Pastor. Services commence at lO.45 a. M
NJ. E. Church.-ReY. NJ. p. Bell, Pastor Ser
vices at l0.30a- m
George J. Slayton starts for the |
New York markets on Monday next.
Mrs. V. G. Heath, of Lisbon, N.
H., is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Asa Ober.
New bridges are being built on the
road leading to Jersey Heights, and
at the head of Maple street.
F.. E. Witherell, who has been
snendiug a short time with friends
here, returned home on Monday.
Work is we'll advanced on the foun-
dations for the new residences to be
erected this fall by Judge Powers and
P. K. Gleed.
Rev. M. P. Bell exchanges with
Rev. n. W. Wilder, of Essex next
Sunday. Mr. Wilder will be remem :
bered as former preacher here.
Our college boys. including Myron
Story, Sanford Gates, Fred Page and
Lewellon Thompson, commence the
fall term at Burlington this week.
The fall term of school at the Acad
emv opened last week under favora
HE circumstances. All of the lower
grades are we'll filed, and the academ
ie department has seventy students.
A large number from here are at
+ordino the State fair at Burlington
this week. Messrs. Uttons, Page
Joslyn and Matthews have horses
there.
We understand G.. W. Doty is abou
to issue a new paper here in opposl
zion to the News & CITIZEN. w
wish him success. Hold your breat
till you see it.
Quarterly meeting services are t
he held at the NJ. E. church mex
Sunday, Rev. n. w. Wilder presid
ING. The quarterly conference ap
pointed for Saturday is indefinitel
postponed.
OF our several teachers, Prof. /
w. TerriH and Miss Flora Terri
teach in Montpelier, Miss S. Carr
Chase in Mortified, Miss Mimi
Fitch and Miss Inez Patten in Can
bridge. and Miss Ella Story in /
more.
A new organ has been placed
the Congregational church on trl'
1t is a large pedal bass of the Mas
& Hamlin manufacture, with thr
hanks of keys. The Keys we
bonniIy manipulated, on Sunda
as usual, by Prof. Whipple, while
son Willie worked the pump.
Report has it that ''Leonard" is
he succeeded in the mail service
Ira Carr, of Morristown. 1t is
known whether he was an ~. L.
not. No man could give better sat
faction than "Leonard." Ram
shine. he was always on time.
seemed to enjoy the business, ana
did everybody good to see him drive
Mrs. S. C. Sanborn was taken 81
denly and very seriously ill on Ihu
dav night of last week. Although
a yerv critical condition for some III
she Is now reported as improvl
Benz. H. Sanborn, of the puoiisnl
house of Leach, One"eh ~
of Boston, and George ID: Sanoo
typo in the Morning Ma" ONCE
Lowell, Mass, have been in town
few days. 1o.u
The rubber game of ball betw
the ssNo Names" and "Rustlcs
not come off at Johnson, as was
nected. The 'sNo Names" went I'll
on Friday, but it was found that
s.Rustic'' team had three new n
one. their catcher for the day, bt
the captain of the No. Hyde 1
nine. The ssNo Names" objecte
nlaving the rubber game with men
had not participated in the lo[
games. Saturday they met the n
HYDE Park team and gained VIC
by score of "a to 10.