News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-01-01
LOCAL NEWS.
a RESVILLE.

School continues as usual on New
Years Day.
Miss Carrie Chase is with her pa
rents for a few days.
Asa Hunt is the man in charge OF
Boynton's stable now.
n. p. Wheeler, of Montreal. is
spending few days with his father.
John York, resident of this place
twenty years ago, was in town on Sat-
urday.
II. c. Chase, formerly a student at
the academy, spent Christmas with
friends here.
Twenty-Five to thirty degrees be-
low on Friday, moderated Saturday,
and Sunday we had rain again.
Regular communication of Coral
Chapter, No. 16, o. E. S., next Tues
day evening, at oclock-sharp.
We furnish this paper with the ST.
Adams Messenger, Good Cheer and
Our Country Home fer So. You can
not do better.
E. B. Merriam recently received a
fall at Wolcott, resulting in frac-
ture OF the knee-pan, which is liable
To give him winters rest.
1t is expected Presiding Elder Nor
gan, and Rev. d. B. Mckenzie, of
New York. will be present at the
watch meeting Wednesday evening.
Special communication of Coral
Chapter, No. 16, o. E. s., will be
held on Saturday evening next at Z
o'clock p. m. 1t is necessary that all
officers of the chapter be present.
The concert at the Congregational
church last Sabbath evening was well
attended and much enjoyed in all re-
spects, save one. 1t requires good
deal of nerve TO enjoy a sitting OF
three hours, be the exercises ever so
attractive and interesting.
On Tuesday evening, January 6,
there will be an oyster supper and do
nation visit at Morristown Corners,
for the benefit of Rev. B. F. Wheeler.
The good hearted mothers will see
that the tables are properly furnished.
L. II. Hadley will superintend an old
folks sing. Per order Com.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter, r. A. NJ, at Johnson, Jan.
5, for work on the NJ. E. NJ. and r.
A. degrees. Some of the Grand
Chapter officers will be in attendance.
All companions are expected to he
present. 5. B. WAITE, Ii. 2.
The Band meeting is postponed un-
til Monday evening, January B, a
which time all members are requested
to be present if they desire to have
the organization continued. The pub
lie certainly hope the boys will keel
up the organization. 1t is a credit L
all concerned.
The ladies OF the Congregations
society will furnish basket picnic a
tie Town Hall this "wednesday eve
ming, after the singing school. Bas
kets 20 cents each. After purchas
ing the basket each gentleman wi
find the lady's name whom he is e1
pected to invite to share with him hi
purchase. Tea and coffee extra.
A new So counterfeit treasury not
series 1875 check letter A, is in eli
1t is made by the photo
photographic process, and is a vel
close imitation. The $40 counterfe
treasury note, series 1873, is aga
becoming frequent. The first cou
terfiet of the series Of 1880 $40 trea
uary notes has appeared. 1t is sa
to be poor imitation. Look out for
The officers of Coral Chapter,
+. S., elected and duly installed f
the present year are /: Worthy Patro
w. G. McClintock /; Worthy Matro
Mrs. c.. c. Burke Associate Matro
Mrs. G.. w. Fitch Treasurer, Nh
p. P Roberts Secretary, Miss Mi
ME Fitch; Conductress, Mrs. f.
Foster; Associate Conductress, Mr.
w, G.. McClintock : Warden, Mrs.
wilkins Sentinel, George Clar
Adah, Mrs. o. l.. Woods; Rut
Miss Lettie Williams Esther, MIS-.
G.. Spaulding; Martha, Mrs.
Shaw; Electa, Mrs. Chas. Shaw.
Some of our people are thinking
is about time to take measures to
cure town library. That there
need for such a move is apparent
all. The influence of such libral
if well chosen and properly cared f
would be elevating. 1t would hav
tendency to keep the young fir
amusements which are questionat
and would furnish employment to
patrons for spare moments, VIII
would enable them to improve Il
minds and add to their knowled
A well selected library would also
valuable TO all for reference. VIII
where and how are questions TO be