News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-07-12
LOCAL NEWS.
M RRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SUNDAY, JULY Is.

SUNDAY, JULY Is.
III. E. CHURCH.-Rev. W. Il. PufTer, Pastor
Services commence att AN.
Mr. Bushee preached in Montpelel
on Sunday, July lst and Sth.
The drum corps took part in the
Hardgick celebration the Fourth.
Active work on the Methodist
church building was commenced last
Thursday.
j. c. Robinson is visiting friends
IN Hartford, Bloomfield, and Win
stead. Conn.
Percy Stone is home from Boston,
having completed his studies at the
eoBser yatory.
Mise McGa6ey and Miss Nash, of
Burlington. are guests Of Mrs. A. nj.
Churchill.
Hon and Lfrs, W. p. Dillingham;
and Dir. and Mrs. j 81. Minus were
in town last week.
The Ladies' circle will meet for a
social time with Mrs. Hiram Stafford
on Friday afternoon.
j. N. Chaplain has received an in
crease of pension with some arrears,
and is correspondingly happy.
The Misses Alice aud Cora Collins,
Es.on Hillsboro Bridge and Concord,
N. H.. are visiting their sister. Mrs.
j. a. Robinson.
The Methodist Sunday school in
good number went to Gilmore pond
on Saturday, where a very pleasant
time was enjoyed By all.
Low water makes g reduction Of the
number of hands at tue Pulp mill nee
essary. Tue river is getting quite
low, besides there being bad leak in
the dam.
Heman and George Elmore are
to paint their buildings on Portland
street. The appearances of the street
has been much improved in that line
this season.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Peters Monday morning. The
sad death of the young mother since
touches a chord of sympathy in the
whole community.
Carriage accidents seem to be very
frequent of late. Charles Cramer and
wife aud child narrowly escaped seri-
GUS injury by being thrown from
carriage while driving between here
and Hyde Park.
W. l. Paul and son, Fabe. George
and Mr.. Pratt went to Newport on
Tuesday, where they are to furnish
music for the summer. r. C. Paul is
10 lead the musicians furnishing mu-
sic at Stowe this summer.
Wednesday, the Fourth, was a
very quiet day in town, excepting the
early morning hours, which, as usual,
-, were devoted TO bell ringing, horn
1T, wing and cannon firing. A good
masy vent out of town and business
was pEeety generally suspended.
Care .stanId be taken to protect the
public against the swindling and pick
rocket raternitg following the circus.
The show itself is believed to be first
rate. but the outsiders will bear watch
ing. The appointment of half doz-
en- extra police might be quite q proper
thing to do.
The Richardson manufacturing Co.,
of Worcester, Mass, have made the
largest number of Buckeye mowers
This season that they have ever made
in any one year, and get the demand
for them has been so great that they
are entirely sold out at the factory,
and will be more than 1000 machines
short of filling the new England
orders.
There will be a meeting of the offi-
GERS of the Lamoille Valley Veterans
Reunion Society and also of the COM
mittee on the constitution of the same
at the hall of Post j. NJ. Warner No.
4, on Wednesday, the 18th inst. to
consider the proposed constitution,
and also to make arrangements for the
coming reunion of the society. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Meeting called TO order at p. m.
Mrs. Bowman, formerly Miss Hat
tie Williams. and Miss Clara Will
liams, of Essex Junction, both former
teachers in the Academy here, have
spent several days among their many
friends in town. On Friday evening
Mrs. w. S. Cheney gave party, Ars.
Bowman and Miss Williams being
present, together with many of the
old students and other friends. The
occasion was much enjoyed by all.
f. f. Foster was in Rutland last
week puschasiHg marble stock to meet
the demands of his increasing bust
ness. He is doing considerable bust.
ness outside the county this year