News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

MCRRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


NJ. E. Church.-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Sci
vices at 10 .30a. m.
Unlversalist Church.-Rev. F. f. Healey, Pas
tor. Services commence at p. M
Congregational Church.-Rev. w. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at lO.45 a. m.
d. K. Hickock, who has been al
New Orleans for several months, is al
home.
A. H. Copley, of Upton Corners
Dorchester, Mass, is in town for
few days.
The annual meeting of the w. C.
T. U. was held at the Methodist chap
ell Monday evening.
Capt. Barrows, now living in Stowe,
was in town Tuesday, looking as hale
and happy as ever.
Mrs. H. L. Wolcott has returned
from Massachusetts and is stoppin
with cara Griswold.
Miss Anna Bell, who has been in
Franklin county the past four weeks
returned on Saturday.
Childrens' Sunday, with a concert
will be observed at the Congregations
al church next Sabbath.
Mrs. Woodward and son are a
home after a two weeks visit ut Dan
vile and st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. R. W. Russell, of Minneapolis
Mimi, has been quite seriously ill a
James Russell's for several weeks.
Charlie Hawse, who has been IL
Watertown, Mass, and vicinity TO
the past three years, is visiting here
Regular meeting of Coral Chapter
O. z. S., June 80, at half past seven
Work to be done and full house de
sired.
The band gave a concert in The
stand last Saturday evening, insplree
by home made beer at J. A. Robin
sons.
Frederick Fleetwood, son of Mrs. T
X. Gleed, who is a student at the st
Johnsbury Academy, is spending his
vacation here.
Several of our people, including
members of the Grand Army, left OIL
Monday for the National Encamp
ment at Portland.
Robbins circus advertises to be her
the 9th of July. You will put OF
your 4th of July celebration couple
of days, of course.
Mrs. A. V. Gle and daughter
Miss Hattie Gle, who have spent th
past year in San Buenaventura, CAL
returned last week.
Lien has already given up on cor
for this season, and says that Carlo
Shaw, neighbor at the Corners
.'stakes the cake" over all.
Three small music books belongin
to the band, were lost the night of MI
Hardv's lecture. The finder will cor
fer a favor by leaving the books
this Office.
The circus posters have swallOwe
the little s'red shop" If it shout
stick to the boards when they com
down Miles folks would have one
the best building lots in town.
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, from Massa
chusetts, is guest of Rev. f. /
Healey. He spoke in the Univers;
list church Sunday, and occupies Nj
Healey's desk at Stowe next Sabbatl
A union temperance meeting W:
held at the Methodist chapel on Su
day evening, with a good number
attendance. Presiding Elder Morga
of ST. Adams, was present and deli
cred an interesting address.
A number of the reading club,
gether with invited friends, made
picnic excursion to Elmore Pond {
Tuesday. The weather was of t
best and the party passed the d.
very pleasantly at "Bacon's Landing
Presiding Elder Morgan came
town on Saturday, and held quarter
service at Gilmore Saturday and Su
day. Between 80 and 40 from he
attended the service there on Sunda
there being no service at the chur
here that day.
Rev. W. IL. Hyde, of West Bel
shire, will preach in the Morrisvi
and Elmore NJ. f. churches next So
bath, at the usual hour of servit
Rev. Nj. P. Bell is attending preaC
ers' meeting at Swanton, and mai
this exchange with Rev. Mr.. Hy
next Sunday.
Boynton and Simpson remained
the fishing grounds after the pal
broke up and did some work in n
waters. They remained seven da.
and in the time caught 29O pounds
trout. Boynton took one weight
five pounds. They caught 20 tt
weighed 122 pounds. Quite numl
of them weighed from three to fc
pounds.
The second base ball nine, recen
organized, have clothed themseles
uniform and are on the war path,
as vet have not succeeded in gain
a victory. They were challenged
the johnson boys and played ma
game at that place on Saturday aft
noon, being beaten by eleven scor'
The boys claim that their apponer