News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-26

can again start up his creamery. We
understand he will gather up tie cream
if desired. ...
In another column we publish the
substance of the remarks by Hon. T.
X. Gleed at the funeral of the late u.
IL. Waterman, Esq. Mr.. Gleed knew
the deceased from boyhood as well as
during the twenty years of his profess
sional life, and is therefore perhaps
more fitted than any other to pay THIS
tribute to fellow attorney.
The attention of young men VINO
are coming of age, and who may be-
come voters at the September election,
is called to the fact that in order to
vote they must 60 before the board OF
civil authority and take the freeman's
oath, The board of civil authority
will meet at the town clerks office on
the 2Sth, and those who desire to take
the oath can do so at that time.
At a special session of County
Court held here last Thursday the di-
yorce case of Stillman II. Stone VS..
Catherine F. Stone was heard. This
case was brought up at the spring
term of court on charge of adultery,
but continued until this time when the
plea of adultery was withdrawn and
that of intolerable severity presented.
The court granted the bill. The
libelee is given the custody of the
three chiIden.
Supreme Court adjourned Wednes-
day afternoon of last week. The fol-
lowing decisions were announced: =
State VS.. Elbridge Perkins, judg-
ment of County Court reversed and
case dismissed; in re David Leahey,
petition denied and relator remanded
to custody; Probate Court VS.. Saw
yer, Kenfeld and Morse, Judgment
of County Court reversed, and case
remanded with leave for the prosecu-
tors to replead. The other cases were
passed to the general term at Montpe-
lier, in October.
"NED. The following brief item,
clipped from the Montrose Republican
of the 10th inst, will indicate to his
many old friends that " Ned,'' as he
was Familiarity known here, has been
making good use of his time since he |
left here now nearly eight years since.
Montrose is the thriving county seat of
Montrose Co., Colorado, which has |
grown up in the past five years on the
line of the Denver & Rio Grande r.
R., upon which he was employed as
assistant engineer. He pursues the
calling of civil engineer, and is county
The superintendence of
the constructions of roads and bridges
and irrigating canals affords him am
pie employment.
&c. B. Sawyer has one of the
neatest houses ever built in the CITY,"
Well, Ned, you have the cage, now
how about the bird? Must have her
behind the wires on or before the New
Year, or O. B. will be added to your
title. Hope to see the cards soon.
EPIToME.-Camp-meeting being over,
politics and County Fair will now be
in Observation-Disclosures are abundant.
Sherwin has improved the
to his store by rebuilding
the platform and steps.-Some hand
some steps have been placed on the
front of the Gauthier residence on
Church St.-Repairs are being made
to the Luther Lilley house in the way
of reshingling etc.-Geo. Blake lost
a valuable COW last week.-Cora Fair
banks is teaching fall term of school
at Observation-Disclosures one week
from next Tuesday.-The days have
shortened up considerably. ~ The
warning for the biennial freeman's
meeting is posted in various parts of
the town. Fences on Church Street
seem to have a downward tendency;
tits well.-Rev.. Mr.. Tucker, Metho-
dist minister, preached in the Vestry
Tuesday evening. He will hold SER
vices there again next Tuesday eve
ming.
PERSONAL. Ida S. Barnard
spent Sunday at Queen City Park
Gertrude Patch of Boston is visiting
relatives and friends in town.-Rev.
j. E. Bowen, former pastor here,
but now Of Milton was in town last
Friday.-Rev. James Ferguson of
Burlington was in town last week.
I. H. Porter and wife and Herbert
Fairbanks and his sisters, Cora and
Dora, went on the excursion to Sara
toga last Saturday .-Enos Sherwin |
and wife have returned from a two |
weeks camprout at Highgate Springs.
Anna Marston of Minneapolis made
a brief visit at her aunt's, Mrs. 6. L. |
Waterman's, last week.-Mrs.. DR.. |
WisBell of Cabot was in town last
weekday Ward leaves next week |
for st. Johnsbury. where he enters
the Academy.-Chas. Crane and wife |
are spending some ten days at Queen
City Park, Lake Pleasant and at
Manchester, n. H.-Will Town and
wife of Boston were in town the first
of the week. Mrs. Versal Wright
and daughter Oracle have been at
Gaysville the past few days.-The
Misses Mary and Agnes Murray of
New York City are at =" The Films
for few weeks.-Col. VIM. Brins-
maid with his wife and daughter
Mary, are spending a few weeks at
the American.-Chas. S. Barrett of
Burlington spent Sunday at this place.
Capt. d. o. Fox and wife of Gin
ton, Conn, are registered at the