News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-03-08

Oscar Waterman, has an advertise
ment in this weeks issue, which il
will he we'll 10 read.
Wepuhlish an interesting letter from
Carroll Sweeney OF Monterey. Mexico,
in another column, which is we'll worth
reading
Remember the last lecture of the
course 10y James X. Applebee on We'd
ne>day evening of next week. Mr..
Appleton's subject is q good one, and
he knows how to handle it IN a man.
ner to please all.
Mrs. Irish, who sold her place on
Maple street to Mrs. Prior last fall
and went To Waitsfcld, has returned
here and will occupy rooms in the
McClintOck house, l.. F. White hav-
ing vacated the same.
P. X. Gleed was obliged to try his
pedestrian powers from above the
Tenny bridge last Thursday evening.
drift at the side of the road and ran
as Ia" as hltney'S mill.
The ladies' circle of the Congrega-
tional church will meet on Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. G. w. Fitch. The
young people will hold a sociable at
the same place in the evening. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
Z. church met at the chapel on FIJI
day afternoon, where a pleasant So
cial time was enjoyed. The society,
assisted by the young people, served
dinners at the same place Tuesday.
The receipts from 1.-The Old Dees-
trick Skewp amounted 10 SIS. After
the close of the last entertain ment.
tie school was called together and
unanimously passed vote of thanks
10 Mrs. Hendee for her constant and
earnest efforts TO make the affair
success.
The Morlisville cornet band will
give concert at the Town Hall on
Friday evening of this week for the
purpose of raising money to remuner-
ate their Instructor. After the concert
The band will play for a promenade.
Doors open at o'clock concert COM
menccs at 100. Admission 10 cts.
scholars 10 cents. The band are also
TO furnish music for a masquerade
promenade at the Town Hail on Fri
day evening, March 23d.
Flint Post No. 10, G. A. r., will
give an entertainment at the Town
Hall in this place next Tuesday even
ing. They will present the popular
var drama, "Hal H:zIrd, or the Fed
eIal Spy" Admission 20 cents;
children 10 cents. BY the burning of
The hotel ut West Albany last Tues
day nigl t the Post lost everything he-
longing TO them, and they hope 10 re-
ceive Il Ibeial patronage on this occa-
casion, thereby aiding the to again fur
mish their hall.
We give below q list of the town Of
ficers elected Tuesday. We are I'M
able TO give full report of the meet
leg at this time, other duties coming in
to prevent. Further report next week :
G. NJ. Powers, Mod. A. NJ. Burke,
Clerk and Treasurer; A. D. Thomas,
A. 3. Smith, Levi S. Small, Select
men; Z. f. Brigham, Overseer Poor;
J. L. Jew EFT, LIST Constable w. S.
Cheney, Oscar Sherwin, ). c. Town,
Listers; A. A. Niles, A. O. Gates,
II. A. SlayloU, Auditors; II. S. KEEL
sey, Trustee of Public Money; A. Z.
WEIGH, ID. j. Stafford, Joshua Merri-
am, Fence Viewers A. L. Champeau,
Inspector of Leather; o. D. Sturges,
Supt. common schools; G. r. Page,
Supt. Poor Farm; Ii. 5. Wilson,
Town Agent; Seymour Harris Aus
Tin Wilkins, Town Grand Jurors.
Voted 200 cents on the dollar town
tax; 10 cents additional for highway
purposes.