News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-08-30
JOHN SON.

Juna and Charles Blake are home from
Lawrence, Mass, for a vacation.
| A number from here attended the Re
publican flag raising at Waterville las
Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Codding has taken rooms
| for housekeeping in the house of Mrs
| G. W. Peck.
There will be preaching service at the
Baptist church next Sabbath morning al
the usual hour.
Next Tuesday the Normal school. with
training class and model department, re.
opens for the fall term.
David GoOsey and family of Greensbo-
70 Bend, spent Sunday in town with his
brother, Abram Goosey.
George Goodwin. who accompanied
his sister Ida to California two months
ago, has lately returned.
Thomas Waterman went on Tuesday
to st. Johnsbury to enter upon another
years study at the academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman G. Ferrin, of
Montpelier, former residents of this place.
were in town calling on friends Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen, of Cambridge. in ex-
change with Rev. A. A. Smith, preached
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Brainerd Parker, of HYDE Park, III.
former townsman, is calling upon his
many friends here after an absence of
ten years.
Col. M. B. Babcock. of the 9Th Vir-
ginia cavalry, was here last week from
Lynchburg, Va, on visit to his sister,
Mrs. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland are
visiting friends in Washington county,
and expect to attend the Universalist
convention in Barre this week
J. w. Bassett, of Oakland, Cal, dele
gate to the American convention held at
Washington Aug. IA, was recently the
guest of his uncle, G. G. Drown.
Rev. Church Tabor, of Swanton, spoke
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing, and it is expected that services will
be held next Sunday at the usual hours.
Editor Leroy Robinson. of the Stan
stead Journal, with daughters, Miss Kate
and Mrs. Human, wife of the custom
house officer at Island Pond, are visiting
in town.
The Harrison and Morton flag raised
by Adelbert Allen and his little friends
Saturday evening evinced his Republican
ardor and the fact that he had not inner
tied his grandfather Bemis' Democratic
principles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Andrews, with t.
j. Boynton and family, are taking car
rage trip through the northern part of
the State, visiting friends at Westfeld
and Newport.
Prof. Campbell has returned from CAL
ifornia and to the delight Of his listeners
is ever ready with descriptions of the
wonderful places he has visited, or some
good story connected with the trip.
On Monday thirty men, members Of Co.
F., New York Regulars, stationed at
Plattsburg, marched into town on their
way home from Newport. where they
had been in camp for a week. They
were dinnered at Pixies hotel through
the courtesy of our citizens.
The Democrats raised a nice flag Fri
day evening on Main street, opposite the
Baptist church. The speeches of the eve
ming by Waldo Brigham and t. J. Boyn-
ton at Normal Hall were greeted with
applause by those of the Democratic
faith. The house was well filled, Repub-
licans and Prohibitionists. as well as
Democrats, making up the audience.
" So may the outward shows be least them
Selves"
"The world is still deceived with ornament"
"In law Cor politics. what plea, SO tainted and
corrupt"
"But being seasoned with a gracious voice,
obscures the show of evil"
Merchant Of Venice-Act III, Scene 2nd, BGS-
sanio Before the CGSEet.
Said Boynton at the Democratic rally,
6 Take little administration medicine
made in Texas and bottled and labeled in
the thriving manufacturing states of Ken
lucky and West Virginia! It's bitter, and
it looks bad; but it will do you good. 1t
means let the Democrats take off the tar
if tax from wooden goods, and the price
will fall; but people will buy larger
quantities; the demand will increase;
your factories will be crowded with or
ders; there will be fresh calls for work
men, and general prosperity will reign
among manufacturers, and all because of
Cleveland and tariff reform" Three
tourths Of an houe% Eater, quoth BoyntOn:
8 Let the Republicans take off the tax on
oleomargarine, agd 10! the price Of but
ter will fall; anG although the people will
eat more and thus increase the demand,
yet the plumes of the knights of the milk
ing stool will lie scattered about the COW
pastures. Rosy checked dairy maids will
exist only in Imagination and tradition;
and the butter barons will crowd the
courts of insolvency" Both statements
were greeted by the thirsty Democrats
with thunders of applause. Not only in
time, but now " The world
is still deceived with ornament