News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-02-12
JOHN ON.

Miss Mary Cddy is visiting her sister.
Mrs. B.. l.. Austin.
Several of our citizens are said to have
patent right on the brain. Good luck to
them.
We learn that there is to be an eXhi-
bition at the Town hall by the first or
upper department of our graded school
at the close of the present term.
DR.. E. r. Merrill. of Burlington. gave
a free lecture on The Horse" at SaXby's
hotel last Saturday evening.
Regular Social at Baptist vestry FRI
day afternoon and evening. Supper on
table at O'Clock.
A genuine specimen OF the gnnnS tramp
appeared in town last Saturday night.
and seeking ont one of the town officials.
Informed him that he was travelling aud
would like a nights lodging. The Off
cial replied that he was glad 10 learn
that such person as the tramp seemed
to be was travelling. and advised him to
continue to travel, which we believe he
did, fol- time. at least.
| Willard Boyes met with very narrow
escape from serious injury while loading
logs recently. % inch hemlock log roll
| ing down upon him with such force as to
push him down. when the log rolled over
him. He escaped with few bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Tracy are home
again. having been absent for some
weeks.
We learn that Mrs. Holmes. formerly
Mrs. Pike, contemplates selling the old
probate office to parties here.
William ). Warner met with 4 serious
accident few days since. which has kept
him at home for the past week or more.
A. A. Leland fell while at work in the
barn and broke two ribs.
Mr.. Harrington, who went home a
short time since on account of illness. is
back again behind the counter, and his
partner, Mr.. WEIGH, is off on vacation.
Lumber is moving rapidly these days.
o., w. Stearns & Son already have Il
large stock of logs on hand.
The spring term of the State Normal
School began Tuesday. There is appar-
emily to be large attendance.
G. Ii. Stearns has been confined to the
house for some days, suffering with Il
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Andrews, returned
from Montpelier last Saturday.
There is to be reading by Mrs. Pur-
pie at Normal Hall Thursday evening
This is one of the entertainments proyid-
ed in our lecture course. Let us have .
full house.
DR.. Bingham of Burlington. was in
town last Friday, i'll counsel with DR.
Allen.
A. NJ. Dow has sold his carriage horse
to Hon. Geo. w. wilkins, of Stowe.
j. w. Page, Jr., of Jacksonville, was
in town all day last Wednesday.
Few couples enjoy as many years o
welded bliss as have been appOrtiOneC
!. to our townsman, John Prince and wife
! who have recently passed the both ami
versary of their marriage, which wa
, kindly remembered by their neighbors
who assembled in force and took the ole
people by surprise. leaving them severa
valuable presents. and kind wishes fol
the return of many more such occasions
Mr.. Freeman and family have movet
, into w. e.. Doane's house.
The cold weather of the past week pu
] a check on the business OF earring pOta
D toes at the depot.
e 1t is needless, perhaps, to remark tina
r Hank" is himself again.
Y When Rev. Il. CrudgiDgton returne
home from a missionary meeting OH Jan
18TH, NUMBER Oh Ills lrlends were SaIu
cred III the vestrv of the Baptist churc
who, besides having social time
brought their gifts to present to thei
pastor as donation. Among the gift
4, was barrel of flour. Gifts and cash tC
: gether amounted to over forty dollars.
l At the regular meeting of Lamoill
| Lodge of Good Templars a week age
t Monday evening, the following name