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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
STNWE-

Mr.. 0. G.. Harris goes to New York
next week to purchase goods.
Canker-rash is about. Miss Pearly
Poor, the little daughter of 5. c. Poor, is
now sick with it.
The guests at the Mansfield have nearly
all gone to their homes, leaving much
earlier than usual.
The Waterbury fair was largely at
tended by our people, who pronounced it
a failure in matters of interest.
Lumbermen are now busy cutting their
winters supply of logs, and all available
help in town is thus employed.
Quarterly services will be held at the
M. E. church on Sunday, the 80 inst.
The Rev. E. H. Bartlett, of Waterbury,
officiating.
Mrs. NJ. A. Daniels and son Ned, from
ROwley, Mass, are making their annual
visit in town, and are the guests of Mrs
Israel Hale.
Mr.. Amos Dwinell has made some very
needful repairs to his house. building a
cement wall to his cellar. Mr.. Town, of
Morristown, did the work.
Mr.. Chauncey Newhall has rented his
farm for the coming year to Mr.. Eugene
Smalley. and will go to Massachusetts.
entering the produce commission bust
ness.
The first meeting of the Teachers As
ISOLATION. of the teachers of Stowe, will
be held at the sc~hool-house in Stowe viii
lage, Saturday, Sept. IS at 2 p. m. Let
all the teachers attend.
Mrs. Mary E. Purple, of Woodstock.
gave a select reading at the Town Hall
on Wednesday evening of last week.
The audience was not large. but very
appreciative of her fine rendering.
The Ladies' Circle held last week with
Mrs. Geo. A. Harris. was n of those
pleasant occasions which all enjoy. 1t is
a particularly good place to go and the
pleasure was appreciated by a goodly
company.
The coming Spiritualist convention will
be held here the 9th, 2Sth, and Goth.
Great pains nave been taken to obtain the
services of the best speakers of the belief
and without doubt the occasion will be
largely attended by people. both from
home and abroad.
The barn and contents of o. NJ. Amber
below Moscow, including one horse. a
moving machine, double harnesses, and
many farming tools belonging to Will
Godfrey, a tenant, were burned on Fri
day last. No insurance. Cause said to
be the careless leaving a pipe and matches
within.
Mr.. Heman Story's barn was discover
ed to be on fire last week. The flames
were not far advanced when first seen
and were readily eXtinguisded. The fire
was in the corner of the hay NOW and
would lave been beyond control in a few
minutes more. Supposed smoking was
the cause.
A teachers meeting was held on Sat
urday at the village school house, under
the immediate direction of Supervisor
Redmond. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wilkins, Mary E. Purple and the teach
ers generally. The principal subject
taken was reading. A fuller report will
probably appear from another pen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
Johnson


DIR. j. F. Wilson has been in town the
past week.
Id. Bliss is stopping with his friend
Will Jones.
Mrs. Charlotte Story is visiting rela-
tives at st. Adams.
Eugene Landon. of Milton, visited last
week at O. 3. Landon's.
n. l.. Merrill is at Wateryille for two
weeks taking photographs.
VIII NewcOmb has a situation as clerk
in a shoe store at st. Adams.
Or. Campbell conducted the religious
service at Eden Sunday morning.
Round trip tickets to the fair can be
purchased at this station for % cents.
Mrs. J. Pearl has been called to North
Troy by the illness of relatives there.
Mrs. Julia Morse, of New Hampshire,
is visiting her father, Dea. James Holmes.
Ella Smith has returned to Laconia
N. H., where she has a situation as teach
err.
Edwin Chaplin, of San Francisco, Cal,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. o. b. Lam
don.
David Holmes, employed in the Boston
Farm School, is home on q weeks vaca-
ton.
Rev. n. C. Saunders will preach next
Sunday from the text found in Romans
3: %.
James Hickey aud Joseph Butler have
4 purchased It line driving horse of Fred
Howard.
Homer Peck has gone to Belvidere to
work at carpentering for his uncle, Joel
Hoskins.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii. G.. Fancher are this
week in Boston aud vicinity, visiting
relatives.
A Missionary Tea Meeting will be held
with Miss Kate Collins Friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. O..
Riddle Bros. store has been greatly i'm.
proved by new windows and an attract.
i've coat of paint.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold a sOciable in the vestry
Friday afternoon.
w. G. DOane, who has been confined Il
d lis room the past week by illness, il
J somewhat better.
Israel, son of Francis Laraway, will
his wife and daughter, is here from Eas
Berlin, Conn, to visit his parents.
Mrs. L. d. Goodrich and daughters
who were here last week, nave gone t,
Newport with Mrs. BOlewine on a visit
ing trip.
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GAM q

c. f. Hulburd went to st. Adams Monday
morning on business.
Flora Chase was home from Fairfield Sat
urday, accompanied by Winnie Beales.
Mrs. Clara Jocelyn and Mrs. Fairchild OF
Georgia, are visiting Mrs Mary Blaisdell.
Rev. E. Wheelock started for Chicago last
week to be absent probably until about Octo-
Der l,
1t is reported that O. c., Hitchcock will ac,
company Willis Stafford on his return to st,
Paul, MINI,
Emerson Putnam attended the fair In. Wat
erbury last week, selling harnesses and whips
for B. r. Holmes.
One of last weeks items should have read s
M. Stafford received End premium on maple
sugar at the State Fair.
Oscar Bailey and Mr.. Bates have changed
places. TIL former is now working for Mrs
Mary Cox and thelatter for Byron Ellinwood,
Read Gray's new advertisement He offers
several good inducements, the principal one
being the remarkably low price on bran &c
and see him.
H. N. Gray has. taken out one run of stone
from his milland, replaced it by one of the j
T. Noyes Mfg. Cos six roll corn and fec
mills. This mill makes a very fine grade o
graduated meal by the roller process, 1t hqi
n capacity of fifty bushels of corn per houl
without heating the meal a single degree,
Service and the Holy Communion a
the Episcopal Chapel, Cambridge BOro
Sunday, Sept. y, at 3 p. m, with Offer
Ings for missions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
AnRrH nYnE PARK.

L. O.. Leach is again among us.
j.. M Foss attended the St. Johnsbury fail
last week.
Mrs. E. II. Kinds, of Lyndon, is in town
visiting relatives
D. C. Smith and wife are in Clinton, Mass.
with their son, Gustin.
Palmer Blake is home from Lowell, Mass.
on account of ill health.
About the usual number are attending thu
county fair this week.
J.. C. Croker is giving his house a treat tc
new chimneys and roof.
Mrs. Eddie Billiard has returned to hel
home in Massachusetts.
If Won owe us for this paper, you will &C
commodate us by. paying up at once
Mrs. E. W. Prior is spending a few days
with friends in Cambridge and Watervile.
Mrs. L. P. Butts spent the Sabbath with
her sister, at Waterbury, who is very sick.
The water in the river is the lowest evel
Known. The mills can be run only a short
time.
Several were seen intoxicated in our village
recently. With our present laws, should thif
pass unnoticed?
The Calvin Campbell house on Water st.
has been thoroughly repaired, inside and out
and is neatly painted. y
Henry Prior's youngest child died Sunday
morning, after a short sickness. Funera
at the house Tuesday.
Eden Cornet Band give a concert at the
Hall Friday evening. Let all turn out and
give the boys a good audience.
Several couples attended the opening dance
at Eden Mills. Friday evening. Music was
furnished by, Gilmore and wife and Geo. E.
White.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
WoLCoTT.

DR.. U-ta-wa-un closed his show here on
Monday last.
E. c. Mann is bringing water into his
tenement oyer his tin-shopa
Fl. A. May is digging a cellar 1iEfaer hlas
house and making other repairs. :
P. j. Putnam has built him a brarAhew
barn. 1t is painted red and is a beauty.
Just as the did they didn't. Ask H. l..
Stevens or S. j. johnson for further par
ticulars.
A tug-of-war team has been organized
here; so look out, as the boys say they
mean business this year.
A very neat gate with arch overhead
has been placed at the entrance to the
cemetery, the lumber having been COLI
tributed, we are informed, by Dir. Fair
man.
The Eagle Ledge bridge has been re-
paircd.sbut we don't know who did it., or
when it was DONE. However, most of the
shingles are off and repairs are needed.
Hope it will be done.
Aunt Hepsey Whitney, mother OF
Newell and Eliza Whitney, and the Oldest
person in town, died on Friday last, aged
80 years. The funeral was held at the
residence on Sunday, a large circle OF
friends aud neighbors being present to
listen to the funeral sermon by Rev. w
e. Allen.
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EAST HARDwICK.

Blanche Stuart has gone to Craftsbury
for a few weeks.
More people than usual drove to the
train.
Mr.. Jenness is improving; he did no
have a fever. The daughter is not gain
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. f. j. French returned from May
Fletcher Hospital Thursday. Eller
Goodrich had returned to care for her
and had tile house open.
Carroll French has demonstrated thai
he inherits some inventive power. In the
spring he had an acre Or so of beans tC
plant. Getting tired of covering them,
he made a coverer which does the work
rapidly by hand or horse power. He
also has a model hat can be seen.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
HE FAIR

The Fair opened this (Tuesday)
morning land though bad weather there
is a large amount of stock on the
grounds. The entry of horses, colts,
cattle, &C., is very large already-over
four bundled entries. If tomorrow
"Wednesday is rajny the programme
of that day will be carried out on
Thursday and the Fair continued
through Friday, and the exercises fixed
for Thursday will occur on Friday.
Entries of stock and articles for exhi-
bition will be received up to 10 a. m.
Wednesday. The Directors are bound
to have a good Fair, tit takes the en-
tire 2UeeE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19

E. H. Hitchcock attended the Sheldon fair
Mrs. Electa Brown Of No. Troy is visiting
Mrs. Geo. HOyt. g. -
E. S. Miller found a cluster of ripe straw
berries Sept. 10. - =...s7:e
Mrs. O.. P. Wright has been visiting in Al
bany a few. days. &EN
M. W. Farman has gone to the wv. NJ
for the Junior year.3 .
Communion services were held at the Cong
church last Sunday - ~
O.. P. Wright reports the loss of 10 sheep
by bears this season.
Alice HazeItpn has returned from her driv:
ing trip to- Montpelier:
Harriet Winslow Befprned to her home in
Boston last Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Hall and children started fol
their home in Montana last week.
Nettie Townshend of Troy is teaching in
the Trumpass district on the West Hill.
The Misses Chase of Fletcher have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Homer Walker.
Mrs. L. P. James goes to Three Rivers,
Mass, this week, for several weeks visit.
Mrs. Peter Gardner and daughter have
gone to Massachusetts for an extended visit,
Mrs. Volney Chamberlain of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Steh'
bins.
H. q. Miller'S infant son has been danger
ously i'll for several days, but is slightly i'm
proving.
Mary Watkins commenced teaching in the
fractional district in the east part of the
town last week,
Mrs. Rhoda Barnes who has been with her
father this summer, returns to her work in
| Boston this week. .
W, Fl, Williams of Providence, R. l., has
bought all the creamery butter on hand fol
% cents per pound.
Harvey Williams of the firm of Williams
& Hitchcock, Providence, R. L., visited his
brother-in law, W. B.. Gilpin.
Ashley Farman has some Ben Davis apples
in q perfectly sound condition, that were
picked from the treesrover a year ago.
Mabel Chamberlain who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Stebbins, returned tic
her home in Cambridge, Mass, this week.
There are over fifty pupils in the village
school this term. Thirty in Mr.. Green's de
partment and the remainder in Miss Hous
toms.
Mrs. z. S.. Miller is teaching the primary
department in the village school at Troy
Mrs. Miller has had considerable experience
in primary schools and efficient work is ex
pected.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
HYDE PARK.
A spell of humidity weather.

A spell of humidity weather.
Geo. Jewett has got another boy.
Tiny Gautheir is in town from Tilton,
n. II.
The Hyde Park tug-of-war team is a
good one
F. p. Hill and family are spending a
week at st. Armand, Z. q.
Sidney Newcity cut his left hand quite
badly at the hide house last week.
Not much news this week. Every
body seems to be minding their own
business.
tokthe fair. The other boys will take
their dedrs also.
The unusually warm September
weather has been productive of consid-
cradle sickness throughout town.
Ephraim Hitchcock, ESQ.,, of New
York, who has been spending a few
weeks in Northern Vermont, left Mon
day for Manchester, n. Ii.
Marvin Goddard and Peasley Water
man are spending a few days in Chit
tenden County. It is safe to say that
the young men are enjoying themselves
hugely.
Florence SwartZ returned to her home
in Boston Saturday. During her stay
here she has made many friends, who
hope to see her here again another
season.
Miss Sarah Bailey, a former teacher
in the Academy ana a sister of Rey. J: @.
friends i'll this place, after an absence of
many years.
The long-needed rain arrived Monday,
and it looks as though it would remain
with us several DAYS, While not very
good for the fair it is very leedful all
the same for the dry earth.
An imprOmptu series of tennis games
were played on the Hyde Park grounds
Saturday afternoon between parties
from MOrrisville and this place. Nor
| %risville took three of the four games.
The score was 60, 81, 60, 5-6.
Come over again.
The creamery will run until the mid
die of next month. Mr.. Webb, as a
ager, mas proved to be an excellent man
for the place, and it is hoped he will re-
turn another year. His family have
gone to their home at East Constable.
n. Y, but he will remain until the
creamery closes.
Rev. j. d. Beeman the we'll known
divine, owns a half interest in the trot-
ting gelding Grand Isle," which Gre
ated such a sensation at the State Fair.
As a rule Methodist ministers-and 9th
er ministers toO-are very fond of fine
horses, and generally show their fond
ness by being owners of pretty good
horse flesh.
Mrs. Harlow Bliss, whose illness we
announced last week, died on Friday.
She had been III poor health a long time
and for many years had suffered severe
ly from rheumatism. Besides her hus-
band, who is in very feeble health. she
leaves one child, G. Ii. Bliss. The funer-
al took place Saturday Rev. Myra
K~ingsbury officiating.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.
MOERISVILLE.
FL. P. Munson is on the sick list.

FL. P. Munson is on the sick list.
Rev. W. A. Bushee arrived home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Miller's new house on Cherry
Avenue is up and enclosed.
Rev. l.. Tenney oficiated at the
Congregational church Sunday.
The mail trains are late on an aver
4 of six days in the week lately.
j. Munroe Green has gone TO
P~lattsburgh, N. Y, as foreman in a
bakery there.
Z. HI. Stafford is moving his family
here, and will board and have rooms
with X. G. Paul, on Summer street.
Ocean Grove, n. j., where severa
of Morrisville's young ladies are stay.
ing, suffered quite severely from the
terrible Atlantic coast storms, which
rnged nearly all of last week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
JEFFERSOhVILLE.

Clara Melvin is stopping at G.. E. Mel
WINS.
Mrs. Henry Weston is visiting friends
In town.
Ellen Page, of Gardner, Mass, visited
friends in town the past week.
Mrs. Rawson, of Westford, is spending
a few days in this, her native own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyatt are visiting
friends in the south part of the State. I
Mrs. Geo.. Holmes has beer in Burliug-
ton the past week, caring for Mary Bel
gard.
Mrs. Burr Austin and family, of Low
ell. visited at w. III. Griswold's the past
week.
Mrs. Willie Stinehour and children are
spending a few days with Mrs. Slime
hours mother in Jericho.
d. G. Griswold and wife, with theil
brother Harrison, spent the Sabbath a
S. Ii. Reads in Swanton.
Service at Cambridge Center. Sunday
Sept. p, at 10 80 a. m, with offerings TO
missions. Sermon on Some Martyrs
Among the Lepers."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
Their Business Booming.

Probably no .oDe thing has caused such
a revival OF trade at A. o. Gates drug
store as their giving away to their Gus
toners OF so many free trial bottles of
Dr''hllg3s New discovery for Consump-
ton. Then trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never disap-
points. Coughs, colds. asthma bronchi-
tie. Group and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
bus lag by getting a trial bottle free
large size 81. Every bottle warranted. 3
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19

FARM FOR SALE will sell at a
low price my farm of 200 acres stu
ated on the borders of Elmore Pond.
Stock and tools will be old at fair
prices. "A nice location for summer
boarders. Terms to suit purchaser.
INQUIRE of s. Harris, Morrisville.
e. A. WOODBURY..
For SALE OR RENT.-Rare chance
for business in Morrisville. Half of
the block now occupied by me for a
store; 25 by so feet with basement
the same size, we'll fitted for general
merchandise, or grocery or other bus
mess purposes light, airy and pleas
ant. Would sell the whole building
and stock of goods cheap, if desired,
on account of advancing age and the
health of my family.
S. III. Tiff, Morrisville. Vt.
MARBLE WORK. was III Rutland
last week, buying my fall stock oil
marble, and shall have q fine lot oil
Headstones TO select from, which will
be sold at a very low price. L have
stone same size and shape as those ]
have sold for $50 that l can furnish
for S35. and all other styles in pro-
portion. These are very low prices
considering the quality of marble. L
You are wanting anything of this lind
now is your time to buy it. L have
small stock of monuments on hand
and can furnish any in that line a
short notice. | will give time on
part of the pay if L have a good note.
Shop on Main street, next door ives
of Curriers' store. f. E. FOSTER.
A RARE CHANCE.-In consequence
of advanced age and infirm health,
offer for sale a desirable and attractiv,
farm, consisting of 215 acres of land
with suitable buildings thereon, stu
ated about %one-fourth of a mile iron
HYDE Park street, and conve1 ient t
stores, bank, hotel, mills, academy
creamery, depot. and Protestant an
Catholic churches. The farm is in
high state of cultivation, and is we
supplied with muck. Also for sale
80 bead of cattle, thirty of which al
IIolsteins from one-half to pure blood
Also about ST, 900 worth of hay an
grain, together with such farmin
utensils as are usually needed on lik
farms. The farm will be sold alon
or with other property, Terms: o
farm, 20 per cent. down and the ba.
ance in 25 equal yearly payment;
Any letters of inquiry will be prompt
ly and ch~eerfally replied to. Th
property will be shown with pleasure
whether trade be effected or moi
Terms on other property will be mad
easy. 10 view of dull times, | hay
no hope of disposing of this propert
at near its value. Anyone wantin
a small farm, stocked or not, ear
accommodated on like favorable term
If the farm is not sold within 80 da.
the same will be rented for one
more years. Il. S. PAGE.
Hyde Park, Vt, Sept. 2, 1889.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
WEST ELMORE.

II. l.. Delano is repairing his house.
Henry Churchill picked a ripe straw
berry last Thursday.
Mr.. Holmes and family returned to
their home in Massachusetts, Friday OF
last week.
Mrs. Perkins and son, of johnson,
have been visiting the Mr.. EllswOrths
the past week.
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r WCLCoTT.

Quarterly meeting next Sunday.
III. w. Camp lost a valuable horse last
week.
J. Z. Damsan has sold out his interest
in the steam mill to P. Liberty.
If you should be so unfortunate as to
be sick and wish to get a doctor you can
do by making a deposit on the start-a
sort of retaining fee; at least. that is what
the Craftsbury doctors demand.
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SpirituaIIst Convention.

The Boston & Maine Railroad. from st.
Johnsbury to Cambridge Junction inclu-
sive, will furnish tickets at reduced rates,
equal to about half fare, to those desiring
to attend the Spirituallst convention at
Stowe Sept. 81, % and 20. All must be
sure and ask for these special rates and
buy tickets to MOrrisviile aud conncc
| there with stage for Stowe.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-09-19
PuINAM'S MILLS.

Sarah Dugar is teaching the school in
No. 10.
Mrs. Alma Parker has returned home
after caring for the sick one,
The new mill is progressing nicely
here, the stone-work being nearly done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howerson and
family have returned from Old Orchard
Beach.
Mrs. T. NJ. Slayton, who has been very
ill, is much better, being able to sit up
and walk around some.
Lyman Hinkson says that the one who
took his fish-net is welcome to the fish il
he will only return the net.
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2. If a person orders his paper discontinued,
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for, is priHG fdcie evidence of fraud.
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BuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

Tie best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ciapped hands, chifblains.
cOrus, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
tiyeiv cures piles or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or mOue0 refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by A. o. Gates.
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HARDWICK.

McLoud & Co. offer good inducements
to those who trade at their store. Theif
stock is large and prices low. Read theft
advertisement. /
Ira Shattuck is to be the uhksPdst-
master. As Mr.. Shattuok has had large
experience in this position heretofore, we
have no doubt his reappointment will
meet with general EDS.