News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-04-19

Mrs. J. Bundy has been threatened
with lung fever the past week, but is
reported better now.
The Shepard family gave salts
factory entertainment at the town hal
last evening to large audience.
Will Demas, brakeman on the
Morrisville train, has moved here and
will occupy the Russ house on Maple
street.
Miss Alice Bailey, who has spent
the winter with relatives here, re-
turned to her home in Moravia, N.
Y, on Friday.
In the item in last weeks issue re-
garding public schools, the number of
certificates issued should have read 50,
instead of %, as printed:
Charley Town has the job of build
ing the oven for the new bakery end
has a gang of men now at, work
getting out the stone.
Mai. D. J. Stafford read a sermon
a. the Congregational church Sunday
morning. Dea. Munson was in charge
of the evening meeting.
A wrecking train picked up the de-
rallied cars at Gilmore brook on Thurs
day. The caboose was so badly
crushed that it was past recovery and
was burned up on the spot.
The amount of -four, grain and feed
received by two firms in Morrisyille
from the west during the month of
March was 46l, ITO pounds on which
was collected the snug little sum of
$1366.55 freight charges.
Read the Marshall carriage card
appearing this week. G. W. Dyke is
agent for this vicinity and he has by
fair methods built up good business.
If you are in need of a carriage, Geo.
can show you just what you want.
According to the notice given on
Sunday, the church cleaning CON-
menced this morning, but there will
be plenty of room and work for you
all, tomorrow. Come one and all.
If you can't come, send money to hire
q substitute.
Rev. Mr.. Bushee, who had started
for Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
returned here and preached Mrs.
Browns funeral sermon at the Con-
church last Wednesday
afternoon. He has resumed his trip.
D. A. Gilbert returned from Bos-
ton last week, where he had been in
the interest of his new suspender
buckle. A Boston manufacturer will
make and put the buckle on the mar
ket at once, and Mr.. Gilbert is to re-
ceive royalty.
The Grand Army Post have ex-
tended an invitation to Rev. William
Puffer to deliver the annual memorial
sermon before the Post. We under
stand that the Post has not completed
any arrangement for speaker for
Memorial Day, as yet.
The annual meeting of the Lamoille
will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, May 1st and I'd, at
this place, commencing at 2 p. m.
Rev. E. j. Ward, of Hyde Park, is to
preach the sermon, which will be de-
livered the first evening.
H. P. Mnnson has taken a corner
N the News AND CITIZEN and will
nave something TO say about his bus
ness from week to week. Keep watch |
If him. He has just put in line of
Jour, feed, salt and nails. Read his |
and see what else he is
bout.
Bowker's Hill and Drill and Stock
fridge manures will be on sale at |
dorrlsville during the present season
" B. W. Green. T. c.. .h4ouih 81
L. M. Churchill,s store will attend to-
he business when Mr.. Green is not
bout.
The Selectmen of Morristown will
1eet at the Town Clerks Office in
louisville on Wednesday and Thurs
ay, April 25 and &c, at 9 o'clock in
be forenoon, to settle all accounts
gainst the town for breaking roads
! the winter now past. All peFs6hs
wing on Laport road, so called, run
ing from Stowe to Hyde Park and
Il living east of said road will please
resent their accounts on Wednesday,
April 25, and all living west of said
pad, will present theirs on Thursday,
lpril &c. All parties presenting
laims against the town must bring in
n itemized account, stating the time
hen and the nature Of such labor
erformed for the town, and if a team
Tas used, what kind of team.
A. D. THOMAS, Chairman,
Board of Selectmen.