News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-07-26
LOCAL NEWS -.
mORRIS NILLE,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SUNnAY. JTTY 90

SUNDAY, JULY %.
n +. CHURCH-Rey. ". r, PuTer, Pastor
Services commence at IL AN.
Mrs. f. J. Parker has a fusia with
2JO blossoms and buds.
Mrs. Mary (BoutwelD Benedict has
been visiting in town from Barre.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. S. H. Tiff Thursday at p. m.
Everybody should go to the Repub-
lican rally at Burlington tomorrow
Thursday.
Enos Hill, formerly of this town,
is here on visit from Grand Island,
Nebraska.
Members of the band are requested
-, l11cSs ct tho band stand Saturday
evening at O'Clock.
Quite a party from here vent to
Greensboro Pond on Monday for a
brief sojourn in camp.
A good many farmers in this vicin-
ity are through haying and good
crop is reported, though hardly up to
last year.
Mrs. Roberts, a former resident,
who has been in Boston and Concord
since last fall, is visiting her friends in
town.
The mail train from the west did
not arrive here until about seven
O'Clock last Friday evening, owing to
o collision at SEanton.
W. H. Noyes, a former Morrisyille
bowls in town from Cleveland, o..
where he has been with his uncle IN
business for several years.
The Safford5 are repairing and put
ting in, in part, new fiumc at their
shops. The round flume connecting
the wood working shops and grist-
mill has been entirely replaced by
new.
At the County Temperance conyen-
ton held at Good Templars' Hall on
Saturday, the present incumbent, MI
Atkins, of Stowe, was unanimously
nominated for County Commissioner
ia. Robinson and wife, Miss Co
"a Collins, OF Concord, n. H., Miss
Alice Collins, Of Hillsboro, n. H.,
and f. S. Robinson assembled Mount
Mansfield on Wednesday last and re-
port an enjoyable trip.
Reduced rates are given to Hyde
Park to-day "Wednesday and t.
Burlington tomorrow, and there VII
undoubtedly be large number from
here to go to both places,
June is usually light month 70
business, yet for the month endin!
June 80 the freight received at TIL!
station was / ,598 $50 pounds as billed
and 1911 pounds shipped from
here, making a total traffic for th'
month of 1855, $50 pounds.
afr. Joseph Huse, an esteemed res
idept of the town, died at his home o.
FRIDAY last, after a brief illness wit
trnboid fever. The funeral was large
" attended on Monday Afternoon
Mr.. Huse was a member OF the Gran
Army Post and that organization Wa
present in body, taking part IN IL
burial services.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of c. H. Cross & Sons appea
inc in another column. This old an
refable firm has been doing bushes
eyer since we can remember. 1he
crackers have always ranked with IL
hast production and therefore hay
given universal satisfaction. line
can be bad everywhere,
E.P. Mudgett, Esq, of Cambridg
drove a fine pair of steers throus
here last week that he had just pu
chased of Mr.. Dodge. They are b
fonr years old and in ordinary fles
weighing 284O pounds. Mr.. Nudge
uili raise on that by cOnsiderabl
with his excellent care and Judgme
of stock. We may expect to see
prize pair at some future county fair
Mrs. H. P. Curtis, of Winstea
Conn. a sister of the late Mrs. j.
Robinson, die1 at that place last we
arter a fast of 80 days duration, t
most remarkable fact known to PHI
sicians. During the whole OF tn
time she took no solid food, and on
about one gill of liquid, lying in
unconscious condition most OF
lime from paralysis.
Everybody should have the Har
son Log Cabin Song Book of 184
revised for the campaign of 1888.
the appropriate songs reprinted fro
the famous campaign book OF l04