News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-05

together with three moving machines,
three horse rakes and eight horses,
drove up and took possession of the
farm. Harvey not being able to de-
fend himself against such a sturdy
array of muscular men was obliged
to submit, and surrendered his prem
ises for the time being to the trespass-
ers. They went to work just as
though they were boss Of the place
and put in the entire day, cut the hay
and gathered in all in good shape
They got in twenty-eight loads and
we venture that there is not another
hay crop in this section that was cut
and put in in better shape than this.
" Many hands made light work " and
we have no doubt Mr.. Morgan fully
appreciates this carrying out of the
"Golden Rule" on the part of his
neighbors, who have shown their re-
gard for him by their generous act.
WAYsIDE JoTTNGs.-Mrs. Vestia
Stewart nee Farrand has been at work
in Pages office the past few days, and
Mrs. Cora Knight, after an absence
of five weeks, returned to her work IN
the same Office last Saturday.-Em-
eroy Goddard is enjoying two weeks
vacation at Sheldon.--If you have
friends visiting you and you would
like it noticed in these columns, note
to that effect should be sent to this
office, with the necessary information.
Rev. E. J. Ward and wife and son
Burt have gone to Windham County
on a visit and will be absent about
two weeks.-Miss Alice Lane of I'm
derhill is visiting her sister, Mrs. I.
H. Porter. - The Good Templar's
County Union is to be held at this
place Thursday of next week; indi-
cations point to a large attendance
Mrs. DR.. Hendrick has returned from
Burlington, where she has been stop
ping the past few weeks.-Miss En-
ma Colby of Lewiston, Maine, was at
the American over Sunday.-Our fell
low townsman, Col. Sawyer, is the
nominee for State Auditor on the
Greenback ticket.-Mrs. Addie Whit
temore and daughter, from Boston,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Alonzo
Cobleigh's, who is sister of Mrs.
W.-Dog day showers are not favora-
BILE for belated hay-harvesters. "A
couple of Arabian tramps were in
town Tuesday on a begging eXpedi-
tiOn.-Democratic county convention
Thursday.-Prof. Hulburd will read a
sermon at Union Church next Sunday.
Work has commenced on the band
stand POSTMASTER Noyes and family
have returned from theirCanadian visit.
Norman Boardman, Esq, Of Neva-
da, Iowa, has been in town the past
week, visiting his brother, Almond
Boardman, ESQ.,, and other relatives
WIN. Wheeler is critically i'll with
Inflammation of the bowels.-Mrs. j.
H. Gray has gone to Franklin County
on two weeks visit among friends
Those young chaps who were in bath
ing near the creamery the other day
and took occasion to exhibit them
selves, will get into trouble if theil
dCGS are IepedLeu.
MeSSrS. Editors In the account of our visit
last week | forgot to mention Lowell, Mass:
where we had one of our best visits with AFRO IL
SchOolcraft and family. He is native OF this
town; went from here to Lowell thirteen years
| ago, when a mere boy; worked in grain store
one year, then went into one of the cotton factor
| les, where he has remained ever since, with
| fair prospect of soon becoming first Overseer
| Mr.. LOvejOy, the present overSeer; IS nearly y
years old, and has been in the mill forty years
| Lowell is a thriving, beautiful city. Among the
various things of interest we noticed the Jumbo
| Chimney" on one of the corporations, supposed
to be the largest chimney in the world. 1t il
circular in form, 80 feet in diameter at the bas'
and 1876 feet high. The fire department. is YER ir
near perfection Electricity is used to notify thu
tiremen and locate the fire. There is an electrea
bell in the engine house where the horses arr
| kept When there is fire this bell is rung, thu
! door in front of the horses is opened by cleo
trfcity the horses (Which are never ted walk t
| their places by the engine, the harness (Which i
suspended over them ready to drop on them Il
hitched and inside of a minute they are rushlnl
| at full speed for the fire E. BARNES.