News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-07-22

Miss Molly Moody and Miss Eula
Reed have gone to the Adirondacks,
where they have engagements for the
summer.
Miss Clara Williams, sister of Mrs.
Lottie Bowman, nee Williams, our
former preceptress, has been engaged
to take Der place in the school this
fall.
You must pay your school tax on
or before the first day of September
next, or lose your discount. The tax
bill is n Nv in the han,ls of A. NJ.
Burke, district treasurer.
A. 0. Gates and wife start on the
mail tonight for San Francisco, where
they will attend the Grand Army en-
campment, commencing August End.
They expect to be absent about six
weeks.
Station Agent Bryant has impera-
tive orders from General Superinten-
dent G. S. Mellen, to collect on all
freight consigned to this station cash
on delivery, and to make no excep-
ton to this rule without q written
permit.
The Lake Champlain SpirituaIist
camp-meeting at Queen City Park
commences August 10th, and con-
tinues to September 18th. Half fare
tickets will he sold from ali stations
on the Central Vermont road, good
to return at any time during the
meeting.
Rev. F. L. Healey is home from his
vacation, which he spent in Northern
New Hampshire, and will hold SER
vices at the Universalist church on
Sunday. Mr.. Healey was to have
been here last Sunday, but on account
of the change in time on this road
''got left at St. Johnsbury.
George Dixie comes forward with q
stalk of common, eight-rowed corn,
raised by him, which measures six
feet and eleven inches, as we can tes-
tify, as we measured it ourselves.
Mr.. Dixie says it was taken from a
field of four acres. He evidently I'M
derstands how to raise corn, as well
as to sell buggies.
The ladies circle will meet at the
Congregational vestry on Friday af.
ternoon. A substantial supper, includ,
ing baked beans, will be served at
$50. Here is an opportunity to APP
propriate a 80 cent supper for the
small sum of 10 cents. A cordial in
vitation to enjoy this benefit is ex.
tended to all.
The cheese sold at the bakery, that
has caused so much uncalled for talk,
was sold with no intention of doing
injury to any one. As soon as the facts
were made known, as to the cheese
being the cause of the sickness,
ceased selling the same, without
being forbidden by any physician
The cheese was made at the Willistor
factory. L. A. WHITE.
CAUCUs.-The Republican voters o
the town of Morristown are requested
to meet at the Town Hall in said town
on Saturday, July "a, 1886, at
o'clock P. NJ, to elect II delegates
and II alternates to attend the Re
publican County Convention, to b.
held at Hyde Park July %; also t.
nominate a town committee.
L. S. SMALL,
FRANK KENFIELD,
G.. G. BURKE,
Town Committee
Music and fun. The original anC
popular ssComical Brown" who mas
entertained our citizens on several oc
casions in past years, announces al
entertainment in the Town Hall, in
Morrisville on Saturday evening, July
25, assisted by his concert company
Mr.. Brown, is an old and deserved
| favor;te here. always doing what he
| advertises, and will doubtless draw
LARGE attendance. Reserved seats arr
now on sale by plan at the usual place
See advertisement in another column
which gives several dates for town
in this vicinity. The Salem n. L.
Press compliments late entertain
= ment by this company in the following
: manner: ssComical Brown delighte
' our citizens with one of his uniqu
entertainments at the Opera House
wednesday evening. He was abl
r assisted by Miss Branscombe, a charm
} inc soprano, and by Mr.. ". l.. DuI
f bar, a most excellent basso. III
.Comicap is just as funny as eve
r with a full programme Of new con
: icaIaities. The entertainment WI
: clean and pure, and people should nj
$ fail to see and hear this excellent col
h pany."