News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-03-08
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Wilmer Hill is teaching select school
at Undcrhill.
Walter Heath has gone to Winooski
to clerk in w. S. Pages store.
Rev. aud Mrs l.. p. Tucker are mt Rut-
land visiting Mrs. fuckers parents.
|. l.. Pearl was in B ,stou on Il business
trip last week, returning home on Mon
day.
John II. Knowles has sold his farm now
occupied by Charles G. Drown to Il MIR.
Fonda, of FerriSburg.
Orange Buck was in Boston last week
purchasing All engine for the new steam
mill at Cambridge Junction.
The A class is to give a reception at
the Normal Hall next Friday evening to
the students and their friends.
Some from this place attended the
District Skule' at Worthwhile Friday
evening, reporting it IA great success.
The Serenade Band, assisted by the
Ideal QuarIette, are preparing a pro-
gramuIe for Il concert to he given Friday
evening, March 10Th, at Normal Hall.
Rev. j. BaXendale and wife, of Col
chester. are visiting III town. On account
of the absence of the pastor Mr.. BaXendale
occupied the pulpit ut the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning.
The exhibition on Friday evening,
given by the graded school, was Il credit
til both teachers and scholars. The cX-
ercises were well attended by an appreci-
alive audience.
David McDaniels. one of the Oldest Ma
sons in the State, died last week and was
buried Oh Saturday under the auspices of
the Mt. Vernon Lodge, of MOrrisville.
Rev. A. A. Smith officiating. Mr.. Nc
Daniels was "a years of age and had been
a Mason since he was Il years old.
Charles Ii. Bradley. who for several
years has been supervisor in the State
Primary School at Palmer, Mass, has
resigned to take the position of Superin-
tendent OF the Boston Asylum and Farm
School on Thompson's Island in Boston
Harbor Mrs. Bradley. who for several
wears has been supervisor of the girls
department in the Palmer School, Will be
matron.
Wilmer Heath and Miss Mae Morse.
who were married last week Tuesday at
the brides home in Waterbury, have
been in town for few days visiting the
brides sister, Mrs. B. A. Hunt. The
groom is the youngest son OF our former
Iownsman, NJ. o. Heath, and Mrs. I'll. Is
a graduate from this Normal School, so
| Ill1I tley udFc inns
| ity to wish them much happiness i'll their
western home. Sparta, Mich.
The following town officers were elect
ed ut the annual March meeting: Moder-
atur. w. &. Dane; Town Clerk. B. l..
Austin; Treasurer Z. l.. Austin; Select
men. j. a. Andrews, Il. j. Baker. l.. Ii.
| Parkhurst; Listers. DIG. Holmes, S.New
ton. C. D. Davis; Grand Jury. }. 4. Pearl
and D. 5. Waterman; Overseer. Il. Whit
Ing: Supt. Poor Farm. |. L. Pearl; l>t
Constable, ID. G. Holmes; Auditors, |. l..
Pearl. n. A. Waterman. j X. Hill; Fence
Viewers, F. L. Holmes, L. b. Bradley
james Hickey; Inspector of Leather, w.
Z. Dnane; Inspector of Wood and Shin
giles, L. A. Riddle; Agent to Defend and
Prosecute Claims, r. q. Cristy; Trustee
OF Public Money, |. L. Pearl; Supt. Of
Schools, Joel Allen. Selected were
elected Road Commissioners. Voted "a
cents tax 10 pay town expenses and ILL
terest on bonds, 10 cents road tax. to be
paid on or before Nov. LIST, and 200 cents
on the dollar to pay bonds, to be paid OH
, or before Feb. 1st. 1889.