News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-17
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Read Collector Holmes announcement
i'll the Business Notices.
Mrs. Birney FulIington. who has beer
an invalid for long time, died on Tues
day.
Ned Harris is in charge of the station
| during Mr.. Leland's absence.
Arthur and Sidney Pike are building a
| very tasty fence around the new GENE
| terry.
Miss Verona Fitch is teaching in the
graded school mt Cambridge.
The railroad is Offering special induce
mentS for those wishing to attend the
fair at st. Johnsbury by selling round
, trip tickets for only 80 cents.
Frank Waterman and Charles Baker
have returned to the U. V. NJ, this being
their senior year.
The rain on Monday of last week pre-
vented large number from attending
che State fair, but Tuesday being
pleasant day, quite a large party took
the benefit of the cheap rates, and report
the fair grand success.
Andrews Bros. have put convenient
sign boards on different roads leading to
town. and giving the distances to their
place of business.
z. ID. Morgan is at work i'm the Barre
granite quarry, dressing stone for the
State library. His daughters are at
Lawrence, Mass.
Late rains enabled the Bucks to put
more logs into their boom than at any
one time since last March.
Chas. Davis from two bushels sowing
harvested 46 bushels of fine wheat. Who
goes ahead of that?
II q Fapohiar ctortoJ fo. Doc+o, ~,
Monday morning with car of sheep and
hogs.
Rev. G. B. Wheeler, of Hardwick, ex-
changed with Rev. Thomas Crudginton
last Sunday, preaching at the Baptist
church in the morning and at the Fulling-
ton school house In the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leland returned
last week to their home in Minneapolis,
Mimi, accompanied by their son Frank,
with his wife and daughter, who are to
remain a few weeks, visiting various
parts of the west.
Our band favored us with choice Sc
lection of music from their stand Friday
evening.
Mrs. FL. NJ. Hunt went to Burlington
Saturday to join the excursion from there
to New York on Monday.
Welcome Leach lost quite valuable
calf Thursday, 1t being run over by the
way freight.
V. S. Witherell. who went last week to
work in the tannery at Waterbury, was
disappointed when he got there to to find
his place filled,
Miss frankie Parmalee went to Bur-
lington last week, expecting to 60 from
there to Clifton Springs, n. Y, for few
weeks.
A Mr.. Brown has made arrangements
to have the Boston Daily Record deliv-
cred every morning to those wishing to
subscribe. for % cents month.
B. L. Austin took an outing last week,
he and his family driving to Cambridge,
Fletcher and vicinity.
Robert Barton, of this place. who has
been preaching at Eden during his vaca-
ton, returned last week to Hartford,
Conn, where he is taking theological
course.
Rev. C. w. Ross lectured to a small
audience Friday evening ag the Metho-
dist church, on Mountains of the bible
land.
Powell Foster has rented the house in
which he now lives, and is to remain in
the village this winter and run his paint
shop, instead Of farming, as he expected.
Hon. Samuel Bedding has rented his
house to Prof. S. III. Waters for a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedding expect 20 go to
Poultney to live about the first Of Octo
Der.
c. B. Story, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Edison Electric Light Co.. of
New York for three years, after spending
six weeks at his home, went last week to
superintend the construction of an cleo
trio plant to light the city of Burlington.
He will remain through the winter as
manager,
L. L. Pearl & Co. met with quite loss
on Tuesday night Of last week. Their
mill wood shed, on account of the heavy
pressure of wood, was completely wreck
ed, both sides being forced out. The re-
port was heard at quite distance.