News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-09-03

| The time of divine service in the M
E. Church will be changed from after
noon to the forenoon, 10.45.
J. T. BAXENDALE.
| Some thirty lots in the new cemetery
were sold last Saturday. and still there
are more desirable ones remaining.
The post-office sign has been reprinted
and placed under WEIGH & Farrington's
sign and a very convenient letter box
placed on the door.
| The graded school opened on Monday
with good attendance and Miss Lettie
M. Lepper as teacher in number one, and
Miss Lille Waterman in number two.
L. L. Pearl returned last week from his
| southern Vermont and New Hampshire
week for Maine in the interest of theil
wooden mill, selling the noted johnson
yarns.
Will Nye enjoyed short vacation last
week, taking in the annual muster at St
Albaus.
Rev. D. G. Bixby, former pastor of the
Baptist church. assisted Rev. t. Crudg-
linton on Sunday morning. Mr.. Bixby is
now settled at Shenandoah City, Pa.
The delegates and some other mem
bers of the Good Templars' Lodge, at
tended the union held at Morrisv lille last
week.
E. P. Carpenter and wife started on
Monday for weeks trip, intending to
spend few days at Lake Memphrema-
cog.
Delegates from the Baptist church to
attend the association held at Fairfax on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
are E. A. Story and wife, Dea. S. A. An
drews and wife, and Dea. John Sinclair.
1t is expected that others from the church
will attend.
Abiiah Buck, son of Orange Buck, is
at the high school in st. Adams, and
Harry Fullington at the Methodist Semi
nary at Montpelier.
Only few from here took the benefit
of the cheap rates to Montpelier to at
tend the G. A. r. boys picnic.
Arthur Crudginton has gone to Concord
n. H., to work in a shop where steam
hearters are made.
Rev. A. A. Smith was called to Cam
bridge Monday afternoon to attend the
funeral of AFRO Waters daughter.
The death of our oldest townsman, Mr..
Perkins Langdell, occurred on Saturday :,
the funeral being attended from his late
residence on Tuesday.
The Normal School opened on Tues
day. with A. HI. Campbell A. NJ, as
Principal, Mrs. Helen Story first, Anna
L. Cakes second, and Lura l. Bruce
third assistant, and Emma F. Hatch
teacher in the model school.
Mrs. Frank Buck, of Minneapolis,
Mimi. who has been stopping with her
husbands parents, has gone to visit
friends in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, who have been
spending the summer with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Huntington, at West Ran
dolph, returned home last Friday.
The band and their friends were treat
ed to genuine maple sugar by DR.. Geo.
Woodward in his grove on Tuesday eve
ming of last week. All report fine
time.
The light frost of Friday morning did
but very little damage in this vicinity.
Ahira Leach and Israel Dunbar are
greatly Improving the looks of their
houses by giving them coat of paint.
John Burnhain has charge of Mr.. Car
penter's drug and iewelry business dur
ing his absence.
Mrs. L. j. Bakers sister, Mrs. Jaquith,
of Topeka, Kan, has accepted position
as teacher in the Troy Conference Acad-
envy.
The gravel train has been ballasting on
David Goosey's section, below Buck s
steam mill.
Perkins Langdell who was present at
Dexter Writings recent birth day party
died on Saturday, Aug. 2lst. He was
one of Gle oldest members of the Con-
gregational church.