News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
RISViLLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
SrNDAY SEPTFuRFP &

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER o.
Universalist Church.-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas
sor. Services commence at 2.I5 p. m, Subject
Liberal views of God tend to correct living"
Congregational Church.-Rev. W. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at 1O.45 a. m.
ME-. Chureh-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Ser
vices at 10.3Oa, m.
Work has been resumed at the
foundry.
Geo. P. Hardy and family are in
town from No. Troy.
H. A. Cobleigh and family of Wood
haven, L. l., are in town.
Abial Spaulding was in town from
from Montpelier over Sunday.
The band boys meet twice week /;
they are preparing for the fair.
The Academy has been thoroughly
cleaned ''from cellar to garnet"
E. E. Witherell, of Derby Line,
has been spending few days in town.
Several from this place are TO at
tend the State Fair at Burlington next
week.
SIEVE raj campers returned from the
Sheldon camp meeting Monday eve
ming.
Bradley Hutchins, former resident
of this town, is here from Springfield,
Mass.
'sMaj" Waterman injured one knee
quite badly in his mail car one day
last week
Rev. F. E. Healey attended the
Universalist meetings at Bellows Falls
last week.
Mr. Waters, the head baker at
Green & Gates, moved his family to
town last week.
Mrs. Mary Tinker has returned here
from Colorado, where she has been
for several months.
The fall term of school at the Acad-
envy opens to-day wednesday, with
a good attendance.
Oscar Wood and his assistants have
been enjoying a much needed rest for
the past two weeks.
Fred Page, Myron Story and San
ford Gates return to the U. V. NJ. at
Burlington next week.
S. r. Bracket has his new house
on Winter street nearly completed,
and is now occupying it.
Carroll Sweeney has been operating
in Boston for several weeks, and is
now at White River Junction.
The E'No Names" do not succeed in
making an appointment with the
ssRustics" for "rubber" game.
Mrs. jackson has vacated the Dodge
tenement on Summer street and
moved to the Hickok tenement house.
The two parties which made the
ascent of Mount Mansfield last week
Wednesday were kept in the clouds
all day.
The Uttons have commenced tn
fall trotting campaign, opening will
marked success at Stanstead, Z. Z
last week.
The contemplated visit of larg
party of Arabs was hourly expected
last week, but quite fortunately The
troop took another route.
We understand that P. X. Glee'
will soon begin work on a new res
dence, just west of his present res
dence on North Main street. Do it,.
The Sunday prayer meeting at tn
CONGREGATIONAL church has bee
changed from to p. M. Commu
MON services are to be held next Sun
day.
Mrs. G.. W. Hendee, Mrs. G.. w
Doty and Miss Alice Bailey wer
called to Moravia, n. Y, Saturda
by the serious illness of Mrs. G. "
Bailey.
"A. F. Whitney, who continues tn
manufacture of the Hickok clothe
driver. is shipping large number {
them every week to his agents i
Maine and New Hampshire.
Street Surveyor Thomas has mad
improvements by renewing sewers
street crossings. A new crossing ha
been nut in at the south end of Plea:
ant street across Main street.
The fair being held three days il
stead of two, this year, it is expecte
that all exhibitors will allow their di:
nlays to remain on exhibition durin
the last day, as well as the first an
second.
l.. G. Burnham and wife, of Blu
lington, formerly of this place, wei
at f. p. Robinson's on Monday
lanes HYDE. a former clerk with "
II. Hale here, and later at BurllnE
ton. was also in town that day.
The Morrisville Cornet Band al
nounce a social hop, to take place
the skating rink on Wednesday ever
inc. Sept. 9th. A first class suPpe
will be served. Bill 81 a couple. III
object of this gathering is to start
fund with which to purchase new un
forms for the Band, and everybod
will, of course, be out,