News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-04-12

, Thomas VS.. Nathan a. Norton; John p
Burbank VS.. G. G. Fisher; Arthusa
Moiles VS.. \. j. Shackett; l.. p Poland
VS.. Joshua Silsby; w. r. Messer VS..
Vernon E. Peck; D. G. Smith VS.. John
McGookin III. NJ. Mcfarland VS.. M. E.
FL. G. Fancher VS.. Frank and Hiram
Stearns. In all probability, but few if
any of these cases will come to trial.
PETIT JURoRs.-The following is a
list of Jurors drawn to serve at the COM
ing term of court :-Belvidere-F. B.
Brown; Cambridge-G. d. Lease, o. G.
Hitchcock, Albert A. Patten, c. F HUI
burd; Eden-GeO. E. White, Nathan b.
Mower; Elmore-O. D. Bacon, l.. A.
Gale; Hyde Park-Palmer G.. Blake,
Frank H. Strong Geo. B. Allen, A. B.
Rard; Johnson-Henry Mudgett, Geo.
L. Butler, c. F. Holdridge, W. G. An
Smith, Z. D. Gilbert. Wright Board
man, Joshua Merriam Stowe-Freeman
| Smith, Jas. E. Houston, Lewis G. Ray
| mOnd, Chas. H. Chaplin, M. E. French;
Waterville- Mason Chaffee, Curtis Beard
Wolcott-M. Conant, J. D. Martin, z. S.
Scribner.
Edgar Noyes, whose serious illness we
announced last week, died Friday morn
ing of typhoid pneumonia, after an i'll
ness of about ten days. He had been
suffering with cold for some little time
previous, but had been able to be about
and attend to his duties on the farm.
He attended the annual school meeting
March 9th. which was the last time
he was out. MIR. NOyes was SO years old.
a son of the late Breed NOyes, and had
always lived ON the farm where he died. |
As townSman, he was highly respected. |
Naturally of a reserved nature, yet he |
could always be relied upon to aid in all |
matters pertaining to the towns well
fare. AS farmer, he was model in
all respects. That he loved his calling
and was "a success therein, his farm with
its handsome stock and fine buildings
testify. In his death the town loses a
worthy citizen. Besides his wife, he is
survived by three children, Belle, Charles
and Carrie, all of whom live at home.
He also leaves three sisters and three
brothers, Mrs. Caddie Hyde of this
place Mrs. Kimetia Barber, of Osh-
ton; Carlos NOyes, of Morrisville;
Carolus Noyes, of Burlington; and
Morillo Moves, of Washington. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon,
Rev. E. j. Ward officiating.
APRIL SHOWERS. = Porter has recent
Iy put in dresser and planer in the
Smalley mill w. H. IL. Kenfield is
now settled in the Sherwin house.
New sugar is coming in quite plentifully
and finds ready market at eight |
cents. Master Adam Sumner, well
known in this village, is attending the ,
Peekskill IN. " Military Academy, an
Institution of excellent reputation. . 1t
S now nip and tuck" between sleigh [
ng and wheeling. The Listers are S
making good progress in their duties.
u Gotoc iC otarEipU for w n @
Frank Thomas will shortly 4
occupy the tenement over Cranes store.
Esquire Boardman, of MOrristOwn, r.
las taken up his abode in this place with :
lis daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Noyes. .Clar-
nee Sawyer is spending a few days in
cambridge with his chum, NAT" and a
It the same time is 6 filling up" with II
'miley's best saccharine -. See notice
# County Examination in advertising b
Olumns. :. DO not overlook Lyman & d
Aliens advertisement. 1t is full of
God things. Rev. E. ]. Ward deliv- "
red very able discourse at the church II
n Fast Day. 1t was full of practical ~
j. Willis SherWin and u
amily, of Chicopee, Mass, are in town,
allied here by the illness of Deacon o.
herwin. e. Page wants twelve good n
len to work for him; he also has a lot b
f plaster and salt for sale; see adyer- b.
oClu0HG. olu. - N6WCOllD, Ol ILU6ll, "
as a lot of & calamities " for sale; see
usineSS notices.
RIVERSIDE RAMBLINGS.-Dr. Buckler
'om Lowell, Mass, is visiting at VIM.
rowell's. Mrs. Harvey Morgan was VI
allied to Cambridge last week on account
the serious illness of her father. -. b.
aWson Sweet is suffering from sore al
yes. Charles Lucas has vacated the
Dyes house and moved in with his d.
lther for the present. . Charles Pratt, NJ
ON Worcester, called here to attend =
lie funeral of his mother, returned
Ome Friday morning Fred Curriers' m
0rse became frightened last Sunday al
orning and made things lively fortu- M
ltely no one was hurt, but the sleigh sl
as Slightly demolished. NJ ne
CARD.-We wish, through the columns of this
per, to express sincere thanks to the wi
ighbors and friends who SO kindly assisted us | is
ring the sickness, death and burial of our
,ther. That the blessing of Heaven may rest an
on them all is the prayer of the entire family. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel FosS, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
att, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'm Bdwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lucas, Eddie wi
att, ,,,.