News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-23

DR.. Grout soon goes to New York to
attend a medical school.
Rufus Gale will attend the spring term

DR.. Grout soon goes to New York to
attend a medical school.
Rufus Gale will attend the spring term
of school at Morrisville.
Mrs. Raelzo Warren has been quite
sick with rheumatic fever.
The first substantial thaw of the sea-
son commenced on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Buzzell returned
from Boston Saturday evening.
N. r. Raymore is quite poorly. though
occasionally seen upon the streets.
Frank Tatro will soOn take the place
of Rufus Gale in Vearen's drug store.
Mrs. Ned Webster has recently been
indi<posed. though reports make her
some better.
The Buzzell cousins. Bert and George.
are fitting up a barber-shop over Mr..
Nutting's harness-shop.
Canker-rash has been prevalent to n
limited extent during the winter. though
appearing in a mild form.
J.. f.. Bixby closed his services as
teacher last week and returned to his
home in Chelsea this week.
Jacob Godfrey and family have moved
from the farm to the house recently pur-
chased by them in the Lower Village.
DR.. Grout was sick last week with an
liberated tooth and a swollen face. but
constantly administered to his suffering
friends.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at tile NJ. E. church on the first Sunday
in March, and quarterly conference the
Saturday previous.
In last weeks issue the name George
Bingham" should have read Coz. Bing-
ham. and the name George Gilman"
should lave been George Downer.
A pleasure party of young people at
tended the closing exercises of the Green
Mountain Seminary at Waterbury Gen.
Ter on Wednesday night of last week.
Union services. n continuance of the
gospel meetings, will be held at the Con-
gregational and Methodist churches on
Thursday aud Friday evenings of this
week..
The sickness of Mrs. Daniel Hodge. of
South birmingham. Mass, is mentioned.
The cause is an abdominal abScess and
recovery is thought by friends to be
doubtful.
A cyclone. or blizzlrl. whichever it
may be calle,l. passed this way Oh We'd
nesday. running the mercury down To 80
degrees below zero. The weather tale of
the .'oldest %inhabitant' was oft repeated.
Emma Cutler is .clerking in a store at
Burlington, and not in II hotel. as report
ed last week. She has held the position
for several months, and her continuance
is all assurance that she gives satisfac-
ton.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a circle
and sociable ut Mrs. A. Ii. Slayton's on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Feb.
10. The attendance and receipts were
good, considering the inclemency of the
weather.
AS we are informed. Il leap-year box
party was held at James E. HOuston's at
the Forks on Tuesday night of last
week.. the proceeds to 90 towards further
repairing and improving the school
GUS
The death of Mr.. Joseph Goozey from
a cancer of the stomach. occurred early
last week. the funeral services taking
place on Wednesday,. Mr.. Goozey was
Il soldier in the late war and his death
and funeral were recognized.
The subject of better warming the Town
Hall is Il matter of much discussion and
should receive the early attention of the
w We have no methods to suggest,
but that health is being sacrificed and
life endangered by its present condition
is beyond question.
Hon. George wilkins and DR.. D. D.
Circuit, delegates, and A. G. Raymond.
alternate, attended the Republican Con-
vention at Montpelier the 18th. Mr..
wilkins, president of our local club. was
elected to head the list of State Vice Pres
ilanrs .n nt,N t.yutt trnrifnt
series of meetings conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Dean commenced at Unity church Oil
Sunday evening and will continue each
evening during the week. excepting OIL
Thursday aud Saturday. A meeting
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wright Will be
held at the Branch on Thursday evening.
A donation will BIT given to the Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass on Wednesday
afternoon and evening ofnext week. The
entertainment will be made AS last year,
and with the same SUCCESS assured. Let
old aIi young assemble themselves on
this annua occasion and extend TO Mr..
and Mrs. Douglass the right hand of fell
lowship in material as Well as spiritual
things.
A spring term of school is to be taught
at the village by Mr.. Morse, who has
Oh NAtS ihbS "N III viz
winter. A Soodly number of pupils are
already pledged TO attend aud several
others are expected. Mr.. Morse will
make the tuition On tile usual terms, both
On the common aud higher branches.
The term will be OF ten weeks duration
aud will commence on Monday next.
The exhibition of the intermediate and
primary departments of the village school
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very pleasing, though protracted. enter
Iainmeut. The little oueS did excellent
W., both in recitation aud song, and
awards much credit upon their teachers,
the Misses Stowe and Simmons, vino had
them in training. The audience gave
close and appreciative attention amt
showed IL strong feeling Of fatherly and
mutIerly pride over the youthful Efforts.
At regular communication of Mystic
Lodge No. 56. OF f. aud A. NJ. the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted -
has pleased the Supreme Grand
Master to calf from labor on earLn to rest In
Heaven our worthy Brother, George W.Jenney.
Therefore eel
ReSoiUed, THAI In the death of our beloved
Brother We have lost from our midst Que who
WAS endeared To the members of this Lodge by
his ami4Ole anu vlrtuuuS Conduct, his unfeigneiI
ii ielity to his trust by the POSSESSION of a heart
ever susceptible to The appeal of suffering hu.
manity anu II hand ever ready to be extended
for tie aid and support of a worthy brother.
ReSoLced, That IN the death OF BroIher Jen
ney Ills aged parents have lost II much loved and
loving SON the Comfort Ut their declining years
his wife u Kind ami devoted husband. That So
ciety has lost Il useful member and the communi-
ty IL honest man; one who regulated his life by
Il plumb line Jfjustice and squared his actions
by the square vi virtue, ami we hope AMI trust
he Is now ih the brand Lodge above where the
Grand Master presides.
ResolUed,-Tiat this Lodge tender to the af-
hicted widow ami relatives of Brother Jenney
their sincere sympathy in This dispensati IN Of
Providence, trusting and believing that their and
our loss is his gain.
ReSolUed,-rhat the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be entered upon the records of this
Lodge and u copy sent 10 the county paper iOr
publication, and u copy under zeal of the Lodge
to tie family of our deceased brother.