News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
STTNnAY lime DIST.

at,oncregaCassal Church.-Rev. W. a. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at 1O45 a M
Me. Church.-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Ser
vices at l0-3Oa.1a'
Universalist Charch.-Rev. F. E. Healey, Pas
tor. Services commence at 2 p. m,
L. G.. Spaalding and wife are stop
ping in Burlington.
DR.. Holbrook returned from his
western trip on Friday.
The interior of the West store on
Portland street is now being finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings, of West
field, have been visiting friends here.
Mrs. D. G. Hardy and Mrs. G. A.
knight are spending few days a. No.
Troy.
James Green, who has been very sick
the past two Or three weeks, died
Wednesday morning.
A special meeting of j. III. Warner
Post No. 4, G.. A. R., Saturday eve
ming, at 100 o'clock, for labor.
F. P. Robinson, who has been
making views for the Canadian fish
ing party, returned home on Monday
The Band was out on Saturday
night, that now being the time for its
regular meetings, instead of Monday
night.
E. E. Foster, w. G.. McClintock
and o. A. Edgerton attended the
Masonic meetings at Burlington las
week.
Pipes have been laid from Summer
street to Union street, to supply thu
houses occupied by Nichols anC
Phelps with water.
Miss Alice Bushee is teaching il
the Bugbee district, and Georg'
Bushee is at North Ferrisburg, a
work for the summer.
Carroll Sweeney was in town Tues
day. He has been at Portland 70
two weeks, and now goes to Concord
N. H, for short time.
The Sunday school class of young
ladies of Mrs. A. f. Whitney, spen
Saturday afternoon with her, hoidln!
a picnic in Niles grove.
The union temperance meeting a
the NJ. E. church next Sabbath eve
ming will be addressed by Rev. X
Morgan, Presiding Elder.
Several new cases of measles ar
reported. Miss Lillian Downer an
Miss Carrie Stone have been quit
seriously i'll with the disease.
A few of our Grand Army boy
are hoping to attend the National en-
campment at Portland, Me-, mex
week. Unusually low railroad rate
are offered.
Many improvements have alread
been made on the streets and walks
under the direction of A. ID. Thomas
The plank walk on North Main stree
has been taken up.
The Universalist Sunday schoc
will meet during the summer directl
after the service in the afternoon. !
is earnestly desired that all of it
members should be present.
Major Stafford and Miss Cora Sal
ford, from Manchester, n. H., an
.sGeOxge Durham and wife of the SAN
place, were in town last week, the la
Ter returning home on Monday.
Postmaster Robinson has been col
fined to the house for the past week
and has returned to his residence c
upper Main street. The rooms VI
Gated in the Grout. block are to be o.
cupied by Morillo Wood and wife.
Mrs. Alex Chalmers, of StocktO
Cal, was in town last week, maki'
a short visit with her cousin, Mrs.
A. Robinson. Mrs. Chalmers lt
her home the first of April to VII
friends in New England and Canad
and expects to return in July.
The first game of base ball OF
season was played on the old I
ground Saturday afternoon betwt
Dicked first and second mines from t
place. The game was finished "
one inning due the. first nine,
with a score of 26 to 80 in their fav
Both mines would do good work W
DroDer practice.