News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-05-21

MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SUNDAY MAY PATH.

MAY Z4IH.
ME- Church-Rev. II. P. Bell, Pastor. Sub.
ject, ''The Profit of Goodness" Text, Tim, T. s.
Services at 10 .30a. m,
Conversational Church-Rev. W. A. Bushee,
Pastor. Services commence at l0.45 a. M
Universalist Chureh.-Rey. F. E. Healey, Pas
tor. Services commence at lO.45 a. m,
Several cases of measles are report
ed in town.
C. R. Jamason, of the Sentry, was
in town last week.
Myron Story is at home from Bur-
Hngton, bringing his measles with
him.
Preparations are already being made
at the several churches for Children's
Day.
Rev. F. E. Healey and family are to
occupy the Slayton house at the east
end of the village.
Miss Lillian Cutting, who has spent
the past wear in Boston and vicinity,
returned home last week.
Sunday services at the Methodist
church are now held in the forenoon,
instead of in the afternoon.
The residents of Summer street
have set large number of naples,
which will be great improvement.
George Clark returned from AL
burgh on Saturday with colt, an
own brother to the horse ''George Z.
Mrs. Julia E. Brown leaves town
to-day "Wednesday for Berlin, Wis
consin, where she is to reside fol
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Merriam, Of
St. Johnsbury, and Hollis Chase, o.
the u. V. NJ. at Burlington, have
been in town the past few days.
Mr.. Gleed and wife returned from
their trip on Monday evening. Sew
eral from this place attended the wed
ding at St. Johnsbury on Thursda
last.
Miss Belle Hall and Miss Mimi
Fitch left for Boston on Thursday
where they are to spend several week
at the New England Conservatory {
Music.
Rev. Giles F. Montgomery, WI
has been missionary at NASSAU, Tu
KEY, for the past twenty years, lande
in New York on Saturday, joining h
family, who have been i'll Homer, !
Y, the past year.
Mr.. Harry A. Keller, former
chief clerk at the Mount Mansfie
House, Stowe, and late of the job
son House, Ogdensburg, n. Y, W
., of
House, in Troy, N. Y, the comil
season.
A fire alarm early Saturday eve
ing was responded to by everybody
general, but the service of the
company was not needed, as the fl
WHICH was set by sparks from an {
CINE, in pile of posts near the dep
was put out in short order.
The water pipe on Portland sire
which has been frozen up since /
eember, burst on Friday night a
made bad work with the street. I
water ran down Portland street, il
River street and thence into the riv
The pipe will soon be repaired
water supplied as usual.
Following is a statement of gra
list as completed to-day by the liste
Number of Polls, 529. addition of 80 over 1894
Value of real estate, LIST class, s2l6,55
I'd class, 395, 0s
Total value of real estate, $6ll ,64
Amount of Personal Property i'S'ol
Total amt of real and personal sIs5'2t
b29 Polls added. p9'oL
Grand List for 1885. ss,9l
The list has decreased only alb
$40 from last years appraisal, I
withstanding Fl. p. Stoves list
$4,000 is out this year, which Is
tainly a good showing.
In the article in last weeks is
upon the stock horses owned in M
ristown, a portion was inadvertar
omitted in setting up. The port
omitted referred to the four=year-
colt owned by L. W. Utton.
wish to apologize, and to. say that
is good, strong, well built c
speedy, beautiful color, and his st