News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
HYDE PARK.

F. P. Keller of Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
H. S. Haskins has bought of c. S.
Page the E. A. Smalley mill.
Samuel Wiswen, Esq, is visiting his
brother at Springfield, this State.
Strong has twenty tons of nice bran
which he offers at way-down prices.
See business notice.
| A suite of Offices are to be finished
off in the second floor of Pages cor
ner block for H. M. Mcfarland.
There is only one way to boom
your town, be loyal to it; and that
means be loyal to your neighbor.
Ethan Carr, conductor on the ex-
press, is very i'll with erysipelas His
many friends hope to see him at his
post again soon.
l. F. Andrews sister, Mrs. Abbie o.
Corner of Atascosa, Texas, is visiting
friends in Lamoille county, after an
absence of 10 years.
Drop in to the masquerade this
"wednesday evening 1t will be a
fine affair, besides you will be aid
ing public enterprise.
The story of the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln is given in detail
on the Sd rage of this paper. 1t is
well worthy of perusal.
The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement of the
New York Mail and Express-one of
the best papers published in the Uni
ted States.
La Grippe still counts good many
victims in town, although the disease
prevails less generally than last week.
It's highest point, it is hoped, has
been reached.
A. p Dodge, formerly of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been visiting his uncle |. F. |
Andrews. He is on his way to Hele-
ma. Montana, where he has large |
mining interest.
Arrangements are being made to
remove the Post-office to the Jewett |
building on Church street The build
ing will be fitted up in first-class
shape, especially for that purpose.
1t will not be long before the census
enumeratOrs will begin their work,
and the ladies will have to own up to |
their ages. This is one of the mis-
fortunes that comes every ten years.
c. H. Crane (Bert) writes from Con-
way Springs, Kansas, that he is
coming East in March to stay a year
and assist his father, who very much
needs him, in the old store. Come on,
Bert,
F. p. Hill of the News AND CITIZEN
force has been wrestling with the
grip" the past few days. Frank is
small in stature, and when the grip
caught on to him it took hold of his
entire body.
Forty-five couples attended the
Musicians Ball at the American last
Friday night. The music, said to be
5he finest eyer broughtinto the place,
Montpelier Band orchestra-the lat {
Ter under the leadership of George
White.
1t is only solemn duty to epub-
lie which compels us to state the un-
savory fact that the man who goes
to bed with his chest covered with
hot onion poultice and his stomach
full of boiled onions will wake up to
find la grippe disgusted and gone. 1t
is an heroic remedy, but brings with
it great reward.
Z. S. Wilson is spending a few days
in this place. Ed" has just COM
pleted seven years service as travel
ing salesman for Henry, Johnson x
Lord. He has given excellent salts
faction and the firm are anxious to
engage him for three years more.
Before making any further engage
ments he will take q well earned va
cation.
Farmers are taking advantage of
the good shedding and are bringing
large quantities of wood to the vii
lage. The ruling price is 81 90 for
dry and 81 so for green. But little
of the latter is brought in as the
farmer very sensibly sees there is
more money in keeping his wood a
year than in disposing of it at low
figure.
Town meeting will soon be here
for the various offices, from fence
viewers up, will ere long be getting
themselves into shape to meet the
constituency they wish to serve, by
shaking hands with every one, and
inquiring about the health of your
self and family. They will give you
the grip in good shape.
A letter from C.. C. Morse, formerly /
editor of the NeWsdPaler, but now |
connected with the Industrial De-
partment of Clark University at At |
lanta, Ga, as instructor of the Print
ing Department, announces himself |
as well and prospering very nicely. |
He also states that Rev. Geo, b. |
Hyde, missionary to Mexico, son of
Rev. w. Fl. Hyde, who is there study |
ing medicine, will take his degrees in |
June, and return to Mexico,
AARON keller PosT.-In conse-
quence of storms, and sickness of
several of the officers elect, the in
stallatien ceremonies have been post
poned until Saturday evening, Feb.
., The installation will be public and
will be followed by a box party and
promenade. All are cordially invited.
Comrades take notice that installa-
ton ceremonies will begin promptly
at Z o'clock "
| CENTREvuLE.
We are glad to learn Mrs. Nettie Sberwin is
improving after her severe illness.
5. X. Vaughan is on the road with his saw
ing machine Get your wood piles ready.
Mrs. Lanpher is staying for a time at
Chester HolbroOks, since the death of his wife
Calvin Campbell is quite sick at this writing
so that he is obliged to rest from store laboTs
for while,
Rev C. d. Burdick and wife visited Centre
vile Sunday and attended the services held
there We were happy to meet our old friends
There was an arbitration held at NJ Towle's
last week to settle the account between Mr.
Towle and Mr., Clapper, the latter having
, purchased the Don. Hasl1ins place and il to
move thereon Immediately. The settlement
: was left with Geo. Blake and A. NJ. Whitcomn1.
We understand everything was satisfactory
to both parties.