News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-08-02

ana alb unite in reporting a successful
ana enjoyable affair, the delayed trail
upon which the delegation from her
went being the only drawback. TIL,
drum corps, with HI. N. Cram drum
MAJOR, accompanied the people from
mere. A flag with the staff surmount
ed by miniature log cabin, was car
ried.
The organ recital at the Congrega
tlonal church Friday evening was ii
every way an enjoyable and pleasant
event. The large audience room was
filled to overlooking and the rare abil.
/ ity of Mr.. Brewer as an organist was
recognized and appreciated by all, and
the fine rendering of the full pro-
gramme was we'll received by the
large audience. The ladies of the So
ciety, who furnished refreshments in
connection with the evenings enter
tainment, realized fully $50 from that
source, the concert being free.
The committee on constitution OF
the Lamoille County Veterans Re-
union Association met at the rooms
of Post j. NJ. Warner, No. 4, on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
and adopted constitution for the as
ISOLATION, which provides that all mem
bers of the @. A. r., all soldiers and
sailors having honorable discharges
and who served in the late war,
and all sons of veterans of good char
acter may become active members
that all members of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps and such others as the
association may elect may become
honorary members, but without the
right to vote. There is to be no fee
for membership but all members must
sign the constitution, for which pur-
pose copies of the constitution with
blanks for members signatures will
soon be sent to the several posts now
in the association. Any others which
may desire such will be furnished on
application to d. j. Stafford, Adiu-
tant, Morrisville.
At meeting of the general com
mittee, consisting of all officers of
the Lamoille Valley Reunion Asso-
citation, it was voted that the annual
reunion should be held on the 28th
and 29th of August on the Lamoille
county fair grounds. Frank Kenfeld,
of Morrisville, J. S. Drenan, of Hard
wick, ID. O.. Holmes, of johnson, G.
G. Fisher, of Wolcott, and A. c.
Raymond, of Stowe, were elected
executive committee and in accord
ance with the new constitution will,
with the commander, have full charge
of all arrangements of the reunion,
which, it is expected, will be the larg-
est the association has ever held, and
all old soldiers are cordially invited to
attend and assist in making it a great
success. Strict order will be main
tanned on the grounds night and day.
Good meals, and buildings in which
those who wish can lodge. Bills will
be issued soon with all further partic-
ulars.
Presiding Elder Culver, of St. AL
bans, was in town Monday and a
meeting of the camp-meeting associa-
ton was held. The regular Metho-
dist camp-meeting will open on the
grounds here August IS, to continue
one week. Board and lodgings on
the ground at reasonable rates, and
horses will be cared for on the fair
ground, near by, by the association.
The prices of admission of teams to
the camp ground are as follows: Sin
gle teams, 10 cents; double teams 20
cents; season ticket for single team,
25 cents season ticket for double
team, so cents; coach teams to carry
passengers during camp meeting, SO.
In order that no one may say they |
did not know what the rules of the as
sociation were, we respectfully call |
the attention of the public to some of
the rules, and the others you can see
on small posters in the grove. 1st.-
The hitching of horses to maple trees
is strictly forbidden, and the owner or
owners thereof, or the person hitching
a horse to a maple tree or near enough |
to injure a maple, will be subject TO
q fine for so doing and will have to
pay for all damage done to said trees,
and said team will be held until the
damage is paid. 2d-No travelling
about within the circle of tents will he
allowed during divine service. These
rules and the others will be strictly
enforced. We ask nothing unreason-
able of any one. The naples must
and will be protected and the rights
of the association maintained. Take
notice and govern yourselves accord
ingly. A. A. NILES, Sec.
The Temperance Convention for
Lamoille county met at the Good Tenn
plars' hall in Morrisville on Saturday,
July 81, and nominated II. S. Atkins,
the present incumbent, for County
Commissioner. The following COM
mittee were also elected -
County-w. H. Fl. Moulton, Stowe; A. A.
Niles, Morristown; W. II. GriswOld, Cambridge.
Town: Belvidere-James Brown, K. ID. Whit
temore, James Fletcher; Cambridge H. NJ. Mel
Ieudy j. NJ. Stafford w. Brown; Eden-F. II.
RavInore, Solomon Stebbins, Arba West; ElmOre
H. II. Churchill, A. G. Merriam, S. n. Ohm
stead; JOhnsOn-S. \. Andrews, l. n Witherell,
Edward Holmes; Morristown-C. w. Fitch, H.
b. George, j. T. Jewett; Stowe-H. E. Straw,
Horace Fauuce, NJ. E. French; Waterville-H.
l.. Beard, o. d. Rodgers, a. Cutting; WOlcott-
NJ Conant, &. Z. Clark, Z. G. Mann; Hyde Park
Il. c. Vaughan, s. B. Waite, George Gilmore.
f. NJ. Stevens of Eden has the
agency of the towns of Morristown,
johnson, Hyde Park, and Eden (and
perhaps the entire county, for the sale
of new book containing the Lives of
Gen. Harrison and Levi p. Morton.
The life of Gen. Harrison is ably writ