News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.
40 2iS VILE.

II. j. Fisher has sold his herd oil
Jerseys to c. G. Warren, of Water
bury.
Miss A. A. Terrill broke an arm on
Monday,-the result of falling down
stairs.
We acknowledge the receipt from
D. X. Hickok of interesting papers
from New Orleans.
Louie Joslyn was taken with a Sc
we're internal henIorrhage on Saturday,
but is reported as improving.
a young married daughter of Will
liam Sweetzer was buried ON Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. j. p. Hall officiating.
The cornet band are expecting to
hold the first concert of the season at
the Town Hall on Tuesday evening of
next week.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, Presiding Elder
of the Montpelier district, came to
town Monday and spoke at the chapel
that evening.
Regular communication of Coral
Chapter No. 16, o. Z. 81, Tuesday
evening, Feb. 3rd. A full attendance
is requested.
The telephone line was brought In
from Wolcott ON Friday, and connec-
ted with the central office at A. o.
Gates drug store.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter No. 10, r. A. NJ, Friday,
Jan. 80, for work. All companions
please be present. Per order II. ?.
Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, of St. Johns
bury, occupied the desk at the Uni
yersalist church on Sunday morning,
in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Healey.
The reading club continue their
meetings each Monday evening, and
it is proving a very successful means
of instruction and enjoyment to tie
members.
The night of holding the singing
class under Prof. Fuller, is changed:
from Wednesday to Thursday evening.
The school is to be closed with a con-
cert at an early date.
A donation and oyster supper for
the benefit of Rev. NJ. L. Bell and
family will occur at the NJ. E. chape
in this village on Thursday evening,
Feb. 5. The public are cordially III
vited to attend.
The time of the regular meetings
of the Good Templars' Lodge is agair
changed to Wednesday evening. The
quarterly election of officers of thu
lodge is to be held this evening at thu
Pleasant street hall.
Messrs. Warren & Summerville
have placed their bills for water rem
with Ii. G.. Fisk. For the conven
fence of customers he will be at thu
office Saturday afternoon next to at
tend especially to tits business.
Especial prayer for schools ant
colleges" is to be the subject Of tn
Thursday evening service at the Con
gregational church, that being the da.,
appointed for special prayer for thes
subjects throughout the Congregation
al churches OF the country.
The special meetings which hav
been held at the Methodist chape
every night this month have been wei
attended, and have resulted in consid
cradle interest and profit. The meet
ines of the St. Adams district preach
ers' association are being well attend
ed this week, closing with the center
airy services and preaching this after
noon and evening.
The ladies of the Universalist soc
ETY. will hold a fair at the Town Hal
Friday evening, Jan. 80. Booth
will be tastefuliy arranged around tn
hall, where both useful and fancy al
ticles will be for sale at very reason
able prices. Refreshments Of coffee
cake, ice cream, oysters, etc., will
served at any time during the ever
ing. Admittance to hall 10 cents. !
very cordial invitation is extended t
all. Per order of committee
ACADEMY NOTES.
.eTime is money, but money is nc
time"
Lyceum next Friday evening. EH
erybody invited.
Exhibition at Academy Hall, Tues
dav, February 10. Particulars here
after.
Bows, don't stay away from schoC
TO get rid of rhetoricals. No on
will admire you for it.
Miss Myrtle Holmes, of WateI
vile, has gone home to recruit. A
hope to see her back again in I'll
spring.
Pleasant news from our u. V. N
bovs. We have proved that Lamoil
county can still produce some brigl
scholars.
Young men who attend lycenm al
hereby notified that they cannot hay