News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-06-03

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The post-office was closed a shor
time Monday, which is the first TIM
it has been closed in five years dur
ing business hours. The Judge is :
faithful assistant, and notwithstand
ing his Republicanism our Democratic
success or finds he can best serve TIT
public by retaining him.
The next meeting of the Campbell
Reunion Society, will be held will
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Boynton, Nortl
Wolcott, on Saturday June II, 1886
1t is requested that all that who car
will meet at A. M. Whitcombs at eight
o'clock sharp, and proceed together.
PER ORDER Con-
The Academy Prudential Com.
mittee have engaged Mrs. N. G.. Wood
as teacher of the intermediate depart
ment and Mrs. r. w. Hulburd teach
er of the primary department. Both
ladies are teachers of large experience
and we have no doubt will give excel
lent satisfaction. With Mr.. Red
mond as principal the board of instruc-
ton will be strong one.
Among those present at the Memo
rial services Monday, no one, probably
was more attentive than "Aunt Mary
Sawyer, whose father was a Revolu-
tionary soldier, and after whom the
G. A. r. Post is named. Although
in her 91st year she appeared as
young and fresh as many present, and
her presence on that occasion was
fitting and appropriate.
Geo. S. Cahill for the past three
years stenographer to G.. S. Page, has
accepted lucrative position in the
Central Vermont freight department
at Boston, where he will continue
as stenographer. During the three
years George has made many friends
and his departure will create a vacan-
cy in the circle of his young associates
and by whom he will be missed.
Parties having money to invest in
real estate securities will do well to
call on H. NJ. Mcfarland, who can
place funds on real estate in Lamoille
County, or in the West. He has had
several years experience, guarantees
safety, and gives satisfaction. The
parties with whom he invests western
loans are reliable men whom he has
known personally for several years.
See his adv't.
CONVERSATIONS Keller has
got dorg.-Mrs. Julia Scott and
children of Craftsbury have been
visiting relatives in town the past
week.-The creamery now receives
about 500 pounds of milk daily
There are six Hyde Parks in the
United States.-A handsome stone
has been set up at Alonzo Cobleigh's
grave in the village cemetery.-The
hour Of Sabbath evening service is
changed to 7.3O o'clock. &C. S. Page,
wife and eldest son are in Boston,
Brown has taken down his fence,
which greatly adds to the appearance
of his home.--It is said that the
speckled wells make the ladies look as
though they were travelling around
with the measles.
Pursuant to the Call of the Citizens of
Green River, the committee appointed
to do the repairing of the school house
began their work and carried it to COM
pletiOn, so far as the means would allow,
N the work of repairing and fitting, up
inside. The building now puts on a
very pleasant appearance and much
credit is due the Committee for the
manner in which they have
lone their work. The society and Sun
lay School wish to return their thanks
20 the Com mittee for the way in which
hey have fastened their work. Mr..
Randall seems to be a man with push in
aim, and we should think the right
man in the right place: We hope the
only a few of the people, but all to a
man will catch of his spirit of enter
prise, and, if they have not the means
to build new, repair the old walls. |
suppose it is generally known that
sometime ago Sunday School was Or
ganized and has since Through the un-
firing efforts of Mr.. Beam been held in
that place. 1t is now as orderly and
pleasant school as one wishes to see
the officers and teachers all working il
harmony with each other and the chill
dren attending very regular. 1t is 9
real pleasure to the lover of God and
good to see the children each Sunday il
attendance upon the Sunday School
Wednesday eve, May Goth an entertain
ment was held at the old Whitney Hal
for the benefit of the Sunday School
given by the ladies and friends, which
was a grand success. The young anC
aged were there until a company sucl
rs have not gathered at that place be
fore for many a day greeted each other
The net proceeds are for the benefit o
the Sunday School. Supper was served
and we all sat down to an excellent re
past. The ladies of the society in charg'
of the supper did their part splendidly
proceeds amounting to about eight dol
lars. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
We give below summary of the Lis
ters' work =