News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.
NJ RRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


Congregational Church.-Rev. W. A.-Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at l0.45 a.
Unlversalist Church.-Rev. +. E. Healey, Pas
tor. Services commence at 1O45 a. m.
NJ. E. Church.-Rev. NJ. P. Bell, Pastor. Ser
vices at 1.So pm.
Doty has new painter from Bris-
toll.
Hiram Lyon and family, of Swan
ton, have moved to the Choate farm.
Howard. the clock-smith, has moved
back to town, and is living with his
son William.
Men from Burlington and this place
are again at work on the interior of Z.
K. Gleed's new house.
A musical sociable will be held at
Miss NJ. NJ. Slayton's on Friday eve
ming. Feb. 2. All invited.
Miss A. Belle Hall goes to Boston
about the first of next month for fur
Their instruction in the New Bingham
Conservatory of Music.
Several from here attended the fu-
nerals of Hiram Pike, at WoIcott, AMI
Miss Bertha Sawyer, at Hyde Park, on
Saturday,
Rooms are to be finished off ovei
the Harris store on Pleasant street,
which will be occupied by Carroll Har-
ris and family.
The old folks party at the Towr
Hall Friday evening called out large
crowd, and an enjoy able time was thu
result.
Myron Story, Sanford Gates, FREQ
PAGE and John Morgan, of the U, V
M, are at home for two weeks va
cation.
The play ssOut in the Streets" tina
was postponed, is to be given at thu
Town Hall next Friday evening, by
the Johnson Dramatic Company.
Carroll Sweeney, who has winteret
in Florida, has recently had the oIact
measles, from which disease he ha
recovered and is telegraphing again.
Amos billiard and family, VIII
have recently returned here iron
Swanton, have moved to the Bugoe
place, recently occupied by W. l.
Hayford. -,
The annual school meeting will b
held at the Academy next Iuesda
evening. All voters of the dlstrlc
should be interested, and OF cours
will turn out.
The Congregational ladies' beaI
simmer at the vestry on Friday wa
well patronized. The ladies bega
work on bedding and clothing for an
other missionary box.
Truman Morrill, has moved to th
Joslgn tenement. Arthur Knapp wi
move to the tenement vacated by MOI
rill. and [. Blair TO the house vacate
by Knapp.
The adjourned meeting for furtht
consideration of the creamery questIo
was held at the Town Hall on Satu
day afternoon. The prospects for til
project seem quite encouraging.
Fred w. Choate, former Morris
Vile boy, has, in company with
cbum from Albany, n. Y. taken
two claims in western Kansas, upc
which they have erected house, whe
they live, doing their own cooking an
Homework.
While Mrs. A. A. Niles was dri
inc on Wolcott street Friday, u
sleigh was overturned, throwing Mi
Niles out, when the sleigh righted al
the horse had his own way to the lie
ney bridge without doing much harr
Correspondents are requested
mt the name of the town at the top
the page, and to sign their eommur
cation every week. Some frequent
omit both, and we have to resort
the post-mark, nature of the items
our familiarity with the handwritin
which causes us unnecessary troubl
Several from here have visited t
acene of the boiler explosion ne
North Wolcott. 1t can never
known just the pressure Of steam a.
the amount of water that was In u
at the time of the explosion, but
seems evident from all reports ID
the boiler had been in use a go
while and shonld have been discard
long ago.
Attention is called to the card
Nessrs. Woodman, True & Co.,
Portland. This is one of the stron