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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
Business Notices.

Dlonne's Pleasure Party give an en-
Sertainment at the Town Hall this
evening. They offer quite an attrac-
tive programme and will no doubt
give a good entertainment.
WANTED.-A girl to do general
homework. Apply at once to DR.. 6.
E. Woodward, Morrisville-
d. A. Gilbert has for inspection
and sale the finest lot of spring hats
ever shown in Morrisville, consisting
of an exten i've array of Derbies in
all the latest STYLES and heights of
crown, and desirable widths of hrim
to suit all tas.es. A large and care
fully selected stock of soft hats that
cannot fail to please any purchaser.
New goods just received at Miss
TerrilI's, and offered at prices which
can not fail to please. She has 3, 10
and % cent goods in great variety ;
also her usual good assortment Of
stamped goods, and materials Tor
Kensington work; also hair goods.
Call and you will find something you
need.
". 5. Newcomb, of Eden. has for
sale two yoke of oxen, splendid work
ers also eight good, servicable hors-
-es, suitable for farm, livery, stage or
freight, all in good condition. Also
all his sleds, harnesses, chains, and
other numbering requirements.
For SALE.-A six-yesrs-old work
horse, sound and all right in every re-
spect, suitable for work or driving
one set double work harnesses, near
ly new, and one set double traverse
sieds. All of which will be sold cheap
for cash. Enquire of
-EAEsTON DEMO, Hyde Park.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09

| Der. 1884. he started for Los Angeles.
| hoping that the change of climate might
arrest the progress of his disease, and
| perhaps effect cure. For time after
] his arrival there, change seemed to have
a favorable effect. but later on it became
evident that the disease was beyond rem
tedy. Mr.. Waters WIS IS years of age.
lie was born in this town. spent the
! greater part of his life here and was
known by nearly every one of our citi-
zens. He was of an extremely genial
and kindly disposition. and could num-
Der in his list of friends all who knew
him. receiving both the respect and
friendship of acquantencPs. Some time
about the first of January last. while en-
tertaining the strongest hopes of recOv-
cry, he experienced a change of heart
and made an open profession of religion.
1t is but just TO say. however, that the
most devout religion could scarcely lead
him TO higher moral life than that he
always lived. Although he died in
strange land, with none of his near rela-
tives or most intimate friends about him.
yet it will ever be a source of greatest
consolation to those who most will
mourn his loss. that he could and did
take for his guide, his counsellor and his
deaLest friend on the journey through
the valley of the shadow" Him who
has said 10! am with you Away"
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SHELDON.

Sugar makers are waiting with great
patience tor rich harvest. A few have
already made some.
Albert Il. Leach is Overhauing his
house on the place recently purchased.
| Considerable sickness prevails. among
whom Madame Drmming and Mrs. ia
cob Fairbanks have been very i'll with
fever. but are now more comfortable.
| Mrs. Melinda Wilkerson Mitchell. wife
of Leroy Mitchell. born in Clarenceville.
p. O., Sept 6. 1917, died at her home in
sheldon March 30. of prysiprlas OH the
brain. She was a great sufferer. She
leaves a family of five children and a
sOreIy bereaved husband. He has the
heartfelt sympathy of all his friends.
May great grace sustain the :.tfiicted fam
lily. Funeral services We're held at the
home last week Wednesday. Rev. Dr.
Bailey off -iating.
d. D. Weed is having his house newly
singled.
rOundings by demOlisbing and removing
an old house.
Butter day revived last Tuesday. Re
ceipts "a tubs; price p cents.
A special town meeting was called last
week Monday anu action was taken rela-
tive to the erection of new bridge in
place of the old one at Olmstead Falls.
The final decision was made that the Sc
lectmen be instructed to apply for State
aid.
Fast Day services were held at Grace
Episcopal church. Rev. DR.. Bailey ulfici
ating. and an excellent and appropriate
sermon was delivered.
The roads are very unfavorable and
dangerous for travelling.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
HARDWICK.

Warren Williams is dangerously sick
with but little prospects of recovery.
Cy. Wheeler is also sick with fever.
DR.. Whrd was elected committee al
the annual school meeting. 1t was voted
to have the same kind of school as fol
The past year.
John V. Bridgman was in town last
week.
Dan. Bridgman has rented his farm to
w. F. Miles. and c. Clifford has rented
his to G. w. V Miles.
The time for discount on town taxes
runs out the 10Th.
But little maple sugar has vet been
made, though sap run well on Tuesday.
One of NJ. E. fuckers best horses has
been sick at the hotel barn, caused by
getting lose in fuckers stable and over
eating grain. Mr.. Tucker drove it down
to the village and left it. and Went away
on the train. but on his return he could
not get it home.
The listers are tramping around these
days.
The adiusters of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. settled Mr.. Aiken's
loss on MonGay. giving him nearly the
whole of his $1,000 insurance. Mr.. IL.
n. Taplin and MIR. Ellis were here.
b. f. Smith is to stay in the Centennial
House for time.
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BOSTON MARKETS..
BOSTON, Mass, April s. 1s8!

| BOSTON, mass, April s. 1880.
FLOUR.-Fine, s2:50a275; superlne, - 50 q
| SIS: choice extra, i.25 also; New York Roller
$40 "A 10; Michigan roller, $4.500470; st Louis
| and southern Illinois, Ohio and In lana patents
| $5l0d540.
| CORN.-In corn the local market is Il little bet
ter. Sal IS of steame, yellow are noted at 5lc and
of steamer mixed at So. The quotations are firm
| at 56 IL d9lc for steamer yellow; steamer mixed
| 80 a53 l-2c; no grade, 81 IL 53c.
OArs.-There is a very firm market for oats
Quota ti0ns are iirmer at: No. | white and extra
AZ d42 l-2 C; barley oats 42 43 IL c. No white,
40 IA | c; No. 3 white 39G 40 G; No. mixed, 80 a
40 c; No. 2 Mixed oQ39 l-2c
HAY.-In hay the demand is rather better.
Choice, 81 ais; medium TO good, $l5dl6; low
grades, $l3aA.
HoGs--Dressed hogs, 3-4a7c y ID for city
and 6a6 : C for country; live hogs, l-2G6c.
SHEEP.-ChOce lambs, 9dIOc; good lambs la
lings, Tai IL C; fair to good, 5d6c; common,
5d5 2c
BUTTER.-In butter the request is good for fresh
hut old is practically dead. Fancy, Doc; fall
creameries, l5a2c c; June and July Is a lSc; new
northern diaries, l2d20c; selections, 22d24c;
western dairies. l2dI5c.
EGGS In eggs there is a good trade. Receipts
10 i-2Gl6c; western, b9I5 IL c; southern, 10
Idl5 IL C.
BEANS.-ln beans the market is very dun and
favor the buyer: Small hand picked pea, 81 60 a
90; large, 3 300 l.55 medium, s 40 I.35; i'm
proved yellow eyes, $500 2.l0; common, $l.95
az; red kidneys, $2l5a 2.2j.
PoTAToEs.-There continues to be a good trade
In potatoes, with the mar ct well cleaned up, not
WIthstInding heavy receipts: AroOstOOk rose and
Eebrons, 80 06Sc; Northern rose and Hebrons, go
a63c; burbanks, 55a5Sc; peerless, 5Oa55c; pro.
lilies, 60 d63c.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
CAM 8 RIDGE.

Miss Hattie and Mas,e r Frank Mcclure
are quite sick with pneumonia. DR..
Morgan is in attendance.
l.. J. Leach has been again called to
Bakersfield. this time to attend the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. Converse, whose
death occurred very suddenly, and with
in Il few days after that of her husband.
The funeral took place on Sunday.
The people in several adjoining towns
are afflicted with the measles. We do
mot expect to be exempt.
Clark Livingston left town on Wedres-
day of last week for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wetherby are
boarding at the hotel.
Those of the Cambridge people who
had the pleasure of hearing Francis Muir
ply, the apostle of temperance, lecture
at Morrisville last summer. will be
amused to notice the following from the
Troy Times: Francis Murphy's C AT
was stolen in Pittsburgh. Pa. few
days ago. The thief pawued it and sold
the pawn ticket, the buyer of which at
tended a Murphy meeting and took the
pledge. Mr.. Murphy then tied d blue
ribbon in the button hole of his own
coat on another man.
New sugar was served in the Congre-
satiolal vestry last Monday evening
1t was said to be the sweetest time of the
season.
Miss Nellie White. of Burlington. is
vising Mrs. George Dunton.
Little Artie Knights has had fall on
the ic, and broken his collar bone.
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Probate court-LamotIIe District.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyd,
Pmk, during the week ending Apri
A., 1885:
Mar. 30.-MasOm Watkins estate. Wa
terville; will presented for probate by
Thomas Potter. executor named; hparin 9
set for April %. 1885. Hiram Rich's es.
tate. Eden; II. :. Atkins appointed adj
ministrator, or de bORiS non,
April 2.-Flora Foss' estate. HYDE
Park; administrator presents his account
for settlement: hearing set for April "a.
1885. A. j. Wheelock's estate, Cam
bridge; commissioners make report. G..
b. Wrst0n's estate, Belvidere; apprais-
ers make report.
April 3.-Luman McClintock's estate,
Morristown; license granted administra-
tor to sell real estate.
April 4.-E. l.. Chadwick's estate,
johnson; will presented for probate by
Ira Hawlpy. executor named; hearing
set for April %. 1885. Sarah j. Hunts
estate, Cambridge; settlement continued
to April IL. 1885.
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jon N s ON.

The village school district at its annual
meeting voted to introduce the Quincy
system of instruction in the graded
school. and selected Rev. Mr.. Smith a
special committee to attend to the mat
ter.
The quarterly meeting service at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday was attended
by Presiding Elder Morgan.
An interesting lawsuit was tried at I.
J. BovntOn's office last Thursday. in
which o. p. Durham was the plaintiff
and f. F. Perkins defendant. Verdict
for plaintiff to recover 81 80. B. A.
Hunt for plaintiff aud J. w. Page, Jr..
for defendant.
Our Burlington morning mail is sti il
irregular. Reform is necessary"
The commissioners on the estate of Adj
die l.. Bowen met at the Town Clerks
office on Monday.
Edgar Annis has been disabled for
some time with heart disease.
1t is rumored that l.. J. Smith and +.
n. Wetherell have snapped places.
Mrs. Ahira Leach is visiting her son in
Essex.
Our primary school here in the village
has been managed under the supervisor
of Prof. Campbell in so satisfactory a
manner that the district voted to pay
him $50 in addition to the contract paid
tor the last year. and raised tie price $50
for the coming year.
Mrs. Charlotte AtwelI is visiting her
| daughter. Mrs. Chase, in Cambridge.
DR.. Woodward came near getting So
verely scalded last Sunday by tIe exptO-
| sion of Il tightly covered coffee pot which
| had been placed on his stove with hot
fire under it. As it is, his injuries are
more painful than dangerous.
A large number of persons went to A q.
A. Leland sugar place Fast Day and
Toasted themselves on first class new
sugar.
The last sitting of the commissioners
on r. w. Netherlands estate was last
Friday. Quite a large number of claims
| were presented.
Nathan Dodge is to carry on the Dex-
ter Whiting sugar place this spring.
N. l.. Merrill is about home again.
Mrs. Leo Dubray is here, visiting her
| Iather-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Smith. of Cam
bridge. were iii town over Sunday.
The listers are on the war path Look
out for them.
The shingle for new roof to the COW
cred bridge near the depot have been de-
| livered at the bridge.
Mrs. Ii. II. Partlow. who has been
quite SICK for some time past, is slowly
| recovering.
Next Friday afternoon and evening at
the Baptist vestry the ladies will serve
new maple sugar. The entire proceeds
will b. used for the support of teacher
| in colored school in Atlanta. Ga. Su-
gar 10 cents. Supper cents.
Several tax paying ladies attended the
school meeting in district No. and ex-
ercised the right of suffrage.
The many friends of our late towns
man. Luther Waters. will be greatly sad
dened TO learn of his death, which oc-
CURED at Los Angeles, Cal, on the 9th
of March last. Mr.. Waters had long
been sufferer from that fell disease con-
sumption. On the 9th day of Septem-
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WOLCOTT.

4
Benjamin Bedford has rented his farm
| to Henry WhittemOre and has moved il
| to the Bashaw house, and is to boss mat
tiers at the saw mill.
Mrs. Lewis Fishers remains were
brought here from Dakota, where she
| died some time ago. and the funeral was
held at the residence of John Lecknrr.
| III. Ii. & E. A. Pike have bought L. A
| Tillotson's pool and billiard tables AM
have set them up i'll the hotel.
|. The following officers were elected al
the annual school meeting: Moderator
NJ. J. Leach; Prudential committee. NJ.
S. Burnell; Clerk. III. E. Nelson; Treas
kurer. Il. F. Parker; Collector. n. j.
Midget; Auditors. NJ. j. Leach, j. Il.
30 cents on the dollar for district expen-
ses and to make repairs on school house.
/ Parker, Midget & Co, took posses
sion of the W. w. Cate saw mill OH their
leaee on Monday of last week.
We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbOrs who We're so kind to us
during the sickness and death of the
dear wife and mother.
WN. CIRCUIT.
l.. LIZZIE CIRCUIT.
IhA -. UhOUI.
Charles Hubbard is the happy father
of boy. born March 80.
L. A. TillOtson. G. H. Reed. Will Reed
and o. j. Putnam contemplate going
west with the colony next month.
Mrs. S. r. Parker died very suddenly
March p.
Marley L. Allen received message
from Manson, Iowa, Oh Friday last with
the Intelligence that his son Alvin VI.
had shot himself that day. Further par
ticulars are expected by mail.
| wish to express my thanks for the
beautiful writing desk and book present.
ed to me at the close OF my school on
Town Hill by the friends in Wolcott.
Their kindness is fully appreciated.
Very respectfully,
THANIE 4. SALLIES.
Rev. w. C.. Robinson Of HardWick
will preach at the Methodist church and
the sacrament, Sunday, the
18th, inst.
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IEEEERSoNNILLE.

The snow has melted quite rapidly the
past week, and some are using wagons
between the two villages.
There was quite Il display of flowers
at the church on Sunday, aud an excel
lent sermon by Mr.. Wheelock.
MIR. Flagg and daughter. Mary, who
have been visiting ia the west the past
few months, returned home on Saturday.
The Good Templars are to have ii sugar
party at the Town Hall on Friday even
ing; there will also he literary exercises
Sugar will be served ut 10 cents apiece
All are cordially invited to attended.
Mrs. Webster Page is quite sick will
pneumonia and heart trouble.
On Thursday evening several sharp
finishes of lightning were seen. but II
wayetccompamied by no thunder.
At the annual school meeting H. w.
Varnum. j. II. Wilcox aud w. II. Girls
void were elected committee.
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STOWE.

Diphtheria has made its appearance in
the family of r. V. COrse. his daughter
Mary being now sick with it.
One huHdred and twenty-three dog H.
censes have up to the present time beer
granted.
1t should be remembered that "a weeks
of school are now required in each dis
| trict during the year to entitle the same
to share in the public moneys.
The sugar season opened early on Sun
day morning, Notwithstanding the eX-
IRENE weather. for tire past few days. and
| those having tapped were provided with
a good run.
The Good Templars are to have a SUI
gar party at their hall next Saturday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. Instrumental and vo-
cal music aud other exercises will be fur
uished. A pleasant time is anticipated.
and Il cordial invitation is extended to
all. Sugar 10 cents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
WESTFIE ID.

D. A. Winslow has secured of d. E.
Wight Il building lot between the resi-
deuces of Wright and Luther Hendrix,
and intends to erect Il house the coming
season.
Thomas Daley has moved from the
Bethuel Stone place to one owned by
james HOvey on West Hill.
John Martin has sold his farm to j. ii.
Buck, and moved into his village house.
Ashael Smiths farm on the North Hill
hUs been sold to David Hitchcock.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
BELVIDE RE.

There are about 30 cases of measles IN
the town of Waterville. and going very
hard. Mrs. Arnold Chaffpe died the 23d
The rest of the family, five in number
are sick.
WhittemOre and son have finished their
logging job on the mountain.
George Cheney's wife is sick.
G. Brown has a bird dog, bears not
being as plenty as birds.
Another town meeting is called to see
if the town will rescind the vote To have
three commissioners to repair highways,
and appoint "n agent in each district.
Charles Potter, one of the listers. is
sick with the measles.
James Brown will run his mill 20 hours
in the "A. and employ % men. Mr.. b. j.
a business man and Il great help to the
town, as he has II share in three saw
mills and tub factory in town.
Make out your inventory and license
your dog.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-04-09
c DEN.

Mrs. Freelove Hntchins, aged about 81
years, died the past week.
Solomon WestOver. late of Belvidere
has purchased and taken possession of the
Phineas Adams place.
Sour faces among sugar makers.
1t is reported that our liquor agent has
lost hts best customer, he having taken
us his abode north of the iron posts
without bidding his friends adieu.
Considerable sickness is reported.
Frank Adams has gone to Iowa.
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ERyILLE.

Albert Cutting is the happy pOssessoI
of little girl.
Mrs. G. B. Thomas fell on the ice and
broke her hip Oh Tuesday of last week.
Curtis Beard had the misfortune tC
lose Il valuable colt last week.
Sugaring is late and many think there
will be small yield.
The listers are finding ont how many
poor people there are in town.
James Brown, of Belvidere. had his dry
house. which was filled with slaves. de
stroyed by fire Friday of last week. 1t is
supposed to have caught from the slaves
being piled to close To the chimney.
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LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISNILLE.
RELIGIOUS sERvICBssae-


SUNDAY APRIL 18TH.
NJ E. Church.-Rev. NJ. p. Bell. Pastor. Text
Col. I'd, 6. Services AT l.30p. m
CONGREGATIONAL Church.-Rev. W. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at l045 a. m.
Universalist Church.-Rev. F. E. Htaley. Pas
and so fulfill the Law of Christ."-tial. 6, 2. Ser
vices commence at 10 40 a. m,
The robin is with US again.
The lhing-Buck wheat cakes and
maple dip.
w. A. Robinson was at home from
St. Jobnsbury over Sunday.
Elder Hall occupied the desk at the
Congregational church on Sunday.
The lecture bureau was in S5.45
and out SO on the Perkins lecture.
Miss Flora Terrll is at home from
Montpelier, spending the vacation.
Henry L. Bailey, of Middlebury
College, is spending his vacation here.
There is TO be a masquerade dance
at the Town Hall Thursday evening.
Belle Warren came from Montpelier
Tuesday. She is at Gov. Hendee's,
and is quite i'll.
Order of Eastern Star No. 16, are
to have new sugar at their hall Satur-
day evening next.
o. W. Butler, formerly of Stowe,
now of Winchester, Mass, was in
town the last of the week.
Morillo Wood has moved to the viii
lage and will take charge of the Boyn-
ton stables. Morillo is o. X.
A pair of spectacles with ching
ham marked on the case, will find
their way home by being left at this
Office.
Wheels are taking the place of run
ners, and the sold inhabitants" are
again seen summing themselves on the
corner.
Frank Laird lost bis thumb and
the best part of the two fingers ON
right hand at tue tub f Glory last
week.
The weather is simply delightful
but the prospec ct for favorable sugar
season, we regret to say, Is not en-
couraging.
The floral decorations at the Uni
versalist church on Sunday were very
pleasing AMI attractive. An Easter
concert was held in the evening.
"Aunt" Mary ROLAND. VIII" came
from England with Rev. John Gleed,
father of p. X. GIeed. and who has
always remained with the family, Is
seriously i'll.
The lecture given at the Academy
Hall Tuesday evening by Prof. Per
kins.. of the Vermont University, was
very instructive and interesting. The
audience was small, of course.
At the five mile race at the rink
Friday evening, Adolphus Noe and
Herbert Lawrence entered for the
purse. Noe was the winner, he max
ing the distance in % 1-2 minutes.
PIX. Gleed has been confined 10
the house several days from the effects
of severe cold. There has, OF
course. been a decline in chattel
mortgages. We are pleased to note
that .sPhil." is on the gain.
Was it a woman in mans attire
that appeared on our streets Satur-
day? Several sharp eyes were pun
anon the object and it was by them SO
declared. He or she called at Tits
with a pail of eggs, but the Scotch
can failed to conceal the feminine face.
A woman, we guess, and one well
known in this vicinity.
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EAST HARDWICK.

There have been five deaths III this
village since the 18th of January.
Gill. MagoOn has bought the DR.. Wis
we'll place in Walden and taken posses
sion. Mr.. Dodge has moved into the
house he vacated.
Grace. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. d.
Chandler. died the 23d ult.. aged IA years
Her remains were carried to North Haver-
i'll, n. H., for burial on the following
Wednesday.
J. A. Kiddrr. who has rented j. r.
Delauo's farm for few years past, is
moving back to his own house. and Chase
Ward and wife are hired to carry on the
farm for The wear To come.
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NORTH WOLCOTT.

Quarterly meeting services next Sun
day. Mr.. Robinson. of Hardwick, is ex-
p"cted to be present.
The last quarterly conference for the
past year will be held at the school
house Oh the afternoon of the 22d inst.
c. A. Webster left this place the past
week for Massachusetts, where he ex-
poets to find WORK.
The merry hum of II. e. Baldwin's
shingle mill can now be heard.
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B. & L. time TABLE,
New Advertisements.

IN. Gray, merchandise. Cambridge
s. B. Dotv. seeds. Gilmore
Bradley & Co.. fertilizer. Boston.
E. A. Clark. fertilizer. Elnore.
H. r. Mack. marble. Hardwick.
w. w. Delano. churn. Waterbury.
B. & T.. X. R.. Burlington.
w. ID. Lane. seeds. Middlebury.
r. S. Page. cows. Hyde Park.
Art Interchange. New York.
s. Ii. & w. F. Waters. butter worker,
johnson.
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CRAEISRuRY.

Mr.. Rawson has moved into his house
at the village, and Rob Patterson has
moved in with Thomas Patterson.
Myra Gage is slowly improving; she
sits up Il few minutes daily. Elsie Col
lier is falling, aud apparently cannot sur
vive long.
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