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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
STOWE.

Read the business notices of 2. D. Pike and
Mrs. E. Pottle.
High grade tub butter sold for 20 cents per
pound on Saturday.
Young Mr.. Tabor is having pneumonia,
though in light form.
Mary Butts has returned from her visit to
Hyde Park, johnson and elsewhere.
The removal of the fence about DR.. Thorn
as place adds very much to its looks.
Mrs. Mary Phillips Of Moretown, has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ellen Smith,
Mr. Russ has been loft the hooks for
week or two, but g is able to NOPE around"
Charles Nutting, who finds electric employ
ment in Plattsburg, was at home over Sun
day.
Strawberry blossoms are occasionally
found, certain Indication that we shall have
some kind of weather
The air for the past two weeks has been full
of marriage rumors, but We await official no.
tice before making announcement.
Lucus Faunce is quite sick with Brights
disease, and has been removed to his fathers.
where he can have the best of care.
The weather on the coming of the present
new moon is very fine, giving the farmer hope
for season in which to prepare for winter.
Cattle are being shipped to a greater ex-
tent than usual at this time of year The
new tariff bill may or may not be the cause
which?
Mrs. 0. ]. Benson, while staying a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Asa West in Morrisvle
was taken sick and came home to be under
the doctors care for a season.
William Raymond, aged 50 years, an hon
est Democratic resident of Stowe, recently
husked 1412 bushels of ears of corn in three
hours. Where is there a Republican, old or
young, that can beat it?
All who are interested in singing-school are
requested to meet at town hall, Stowe, We'd
nesday evening Oct. % and make arrange
ments for class this winter, to be taught by
| E. r. Ober of Waterbury.
There will be an auction sale of old bach
| elors at town hall Friday night, Oct. II
| The handsomest and the homeliest man in
| town will be sold, also pair of twins. More
| fun than the Indians Admission 10 cents
| Come one, come all.
The next teachers meeting will be held in
| the Stowe high school room on Saturday of
! this week. 1t is desired that all teachers and
| particularly those to whom parts have been
| assigned, should be present and assist in
making the meeting one of more than usual
| interest.
Abe Burnett had the misfortune to break
| his right leg on Thursday, while chopping
! logs in Thomas Downe's woods. In cutting
| off a log some distance from the ground he
| failed to take proper care before the log fell.
and went with it, hence the accident. The
| break was of both bones, near the ankle,
which was dressed by DR.. Church.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

There are three meat carts here weekly
Grant Gonyeau is at work for n. J. Nye
Glennie Gonyeau spent Saturday and Sun
day at home
j. W. Green is building a sugar-house on
his back sugar-place.
Walter Stannard returns this week to
Springfield, Mass. via Portland and Boston.
Mrs. Otis Balch of johnson was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Comstock, last
Thursday.
Mrs. F. E. Putnam and daughter Stella
have been visiting relatives in Stowe for d
few days past.
Albin NJ. Demeritt of johnson, with his
newly welded wife, was the guest of his father
Albert Demeritt. This is the fourth bloom
ing bride he has led to the hymeneal altar
We extend congratulations and wish them
both a long and happy married life.
Mrs. Weston's sister Mrs Lewis Hebb of
Richford, her daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. j.
Mrs. Charlie Chaseman of Cambridge, were
with her during the last days of her life. rem
dering needed assistance and sympathy. Mrs.
Hebb returned to her home Wednesday, with
her husband and daughter, who came to the
funeral Monday the 9th.
H. ]. Weston made a short call at H.
Morse's and A. Demeritt's last week He has
been in town with his brother Carlos, attend
ing to the adjustment of his parents affairs
since his mothers death. His stay will be
short. as his business in Hanover, n. H., re
quires his supervision. Their intention is to
so arrange the business that the family can
vacate for the present if not always, the home
of their parents for a quarter of century.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Flora Terrill is at home for short season.
F L. White and wife are visiting friends in
Evansville, Vt.
Gertie Clark is again with us, having re-
turned from Jackson, n. IL where she spent
the summer.
n A. TerrilI and wife are visiting friends at
Tnderhill, and will attend the anniversary at
Deleyan Terrill's on Wednesday OF this week
Mrs CIvde Warren, who has been stopping
the mast week with Mrs. e. b. Terrill, has
zone TO johnson to practice the trade OF
dressmaking-
The following is from The Academian Penn
broke. n. H.: Among those who have not
,otnrned this fall is our assistant teacher,
Miss II. Augusta Boomhower. We under
stond that she was offered better position
md an increase of salary as preceptress OF
+Le BLACK River academy at Ludlow. Vt,
which she has accepted. We were sorry TO
- bar as she was an excellent teacher and
:. ,rreat favorite among the scholars Miss
poombower Joined us at the beginning OF the
f,II term of 81, and for the past three years
~ has taught very successfully and made
Tnonv friends around here. She was very
nonnlar not only among the scholars put In
he neipbborhood around the academy, where
- ma made many friends who Will be
9'aired tn learn that she Is not coming back
+o,d our congratulations to her on hen
| ba,,iner obtained such an excellent position
and wish her all possible success IN her new
field of labor.
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ACADEMY NOTES
Farmers Political League.

Lecturer Pierce of the Farmers
National league begins his campaign
in Vermont this week at White River
Junction and the following circular
has been issued announcing his tour:
The Farmers league has strong organiza-
tions in every county in Vermont, with the
single exception of Essex. and even there the
work is moving right along. In order to
complete the work of organizing county
leagues. a two weeks campaign of big farm
ers' meetings in all parts of the state has
been arranged, beginning Oct. Ii. These
meetings will be addressed by Walter B.
Pierce of New York state, the eloquent lee
turer of the Farmers National league. He
handles the subjects of vital interest to the
farmers of Vermont with ungloved hands
/ The agricultural college and public school
| questions, the Australian ballot, economy in
public affairs and similar issues that directly
| effect every farmer aud taxpayer, by MIR.
! Pierce are put before the farmers with great
/ clearness. sledgehammeF earnestness and
with much personal magnetism, fire and
/ snap. Any republican farmer who thinks the
league movement is democratic dodge, and
/ every democratic farmer who is suspicious
| that the league is working in the interest OF
I the republican party, needs only to attend
/ these meetings and become posted to realize
/ that the Farmers Political League of Yer
/ mont is working for the interest OF the farm
/
and all the time.
The list of Mr.. Pierce's appoint
ments for this vicinity are as fol
lows
Lamoille County. at Morrisville or
Monday, Oct. 20, in the town hall al
IL a. m, to perfect the organization
of the Lamoille county league; at
D. m, public meeting for the farmers
from Craftsbury, Greensboro, Hard
wick, Woodbury., Gilmore, WOlcott
Eden, HYDE Park, Stowe, Cambridge
johnson and Belvidere.
Caledonia County, at st. Johns
bury on Saturday, Oct. Is, at l p
m, to organize the Caledonia count.
branch. and to present the merits o
the league to farmers from Peacham
Barnet, Danville, Walden Stannard
Wheelock, Lyndon, Victory, Lunen
burg, Concord and Waterford.
Franklin County, at Enosburgl
Falls on Tuesday, Oct. 81, at 1O.3
a. m, to organize the Franklin cour
ty branch; at l p. m, public meetlni
for the farmers of the entire cOuntle
of Franklin and Grand Isle.
The state league will perfect its OF
ranizatiOn at the meeting to be bel
in Montpelier a L ] / a. M. on Friday
Oct. 2l. Each county league in IN
state VIII be entitled TO three votin
delegates.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
-IOHNSON-

| Lillian Beecher, an officer in the Reform
school, is spending the week at her fathers.
Sidney Pike and wife, officers at the Reform
school, visited their friends in town last week
| Mrs. George Livermore spent a few days
! the first of the week in Georgia, her former
| home
Mrs. Lawton and her two sons. from st
Paul. were the guests of Mrs. H A. Water
man last week.
Mrs. Croft and Mrs Manley of Enosburg
have been spending few days in town with
their friend, Mrs. DR.. Allen.
H Bradley, wife and little son. of Thomp-
sons Island, Mass, have been spending few
days in Morrisvile and Johnson.
The funeral services of Ozro Burnham were
attended at his late residence Sunday after
noon, Rev. A. A. Smith officiating.
Sickness in L. NJ. Fullingtons family called
him home Saturday night. He returned to
his business in Addison county on Tuesday.
Mrs Jackson, an evangelist, will begin a
series of meetings in the Baptist church Wed
nesday evening, Oct. Is. All are cordially in
vited to come in.
The public appetite for Miss Huntley's exer-
else in stage recitations was sharpened by her
faithful work during the last few weeks in her
several classes in elocution. The desire of the
people to witness the results shown by
a large attendance in spite of Il very unpleas-
ant evening. Miss Huntley's versatile efforts
were appreciated by the most critical of her
hearers as well as Others
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
EDEN

| Mrs. Helen Patch has returned to her home
| in Minnesota.
Mrs. j. D. Kelly has been entertaining a
sister from the Province of Quebec.
Mrs. S. Wiley, from Illinois. is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. w. 6. Bassett.
Quite a delegation from this town attend
ed the Reunion of Lamoille Veterans at Nor
risville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moseley recently entertained
friends from Boston.
W. S. Newcomb has taken Il lumber Job in
Stowe, and will commence work there the
present week.
W. G. Bassett has exchanged real estate
with Nathan Mcfarland of Hyde Park and
taken possession of the same. To say that
she will be missed. " is a very mild way to
speak of our loss Mr.. Bassett has been well
known as one of our leading men, and his aid
and advice~Ei be missed-say nothing of
his presence among us. We hope that loss
MAG Seeve~sain to him and his family.
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JEFFERSONViLLE.

DR. Flamu * hriIdino q now ham
No,. r.,iI,l,.,d rim, an, I.,,t Nd
'''',' ''''i' '''''9 ,'''' uo"u'S'
ho"aru "a'N'hs !" repairing ms mousse.
lsadore Gomo's little daughter is quite
SIN,
William Patten is doing large meat bust
ness.
John Butler returned from Maine last
week.
Mary Stafford is the nuest of Mrs Rvron
Page,
H. Fuller from Jericho has been VISITING D
S. Fuller.
Carl Weston returned to Hanover. N Fl
Monday.
Wa,.,e,. S,oppor1 :, s,,o,, dino. =, e,,,. :.
Burlinu,oD.
Pow W. po,.rins lr p,,rr;,,,..,,., -,
here SrnG.,y VI r W" P'e'ciieu
Dr.. eu,ooeu ba. reu.ed an Office in J. W.
Lewis hrpo and vile rom hlchford are
''a ~, ~ 'o""
me band enjoyed pleasant time at Henry
McNalley's Thursday evening,
Oscar Mcfarland spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs f. W. Mcfarland.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Orrin Hanerman is teachind ,aehool in the
Collins district
Miss Annie Paddock has gone west to
spend the winter.
Mr. A. acknowledgements cattle selling bet
ter than one year ago.
John King got badly hurt while at work in
the sash and blind.shop.
Last reports Ixa-Warner Cdall at Brat
tlpboro were veryt Hiscouraging.
Andrew Campbell has finished his labors as
foreman in Collne' & Kinney's mill
The Revs. BuIIak and Davis preached at
the Collins school gouse last Sunday.
George Merrill took first premium at the
Barton fair on his matched pair of black
horses.
On account of the rain small delegation
from Flint Post, G. A. r., attended the re-
union at Morrisylle
James Robbins has bought the Branch
store, with so acres of mill land, all the es-
tate owned by Warren Udall. he will take
possession the first of January.
Stevens, & Graham have bought some II
hundred acres OF timber land of the Judevine
estate. This land lays part in Hardwick and
part in Greensboro, or near the Elego Pond.
Aaron Collins has sold his interest in the
steam mill to II. N. stevens and Horace
Graham. The two branch mills now com
hine under the name of Stevens, Graham
Kinney.
A. A. Earle has completed his trade with
Mr.. Camp and has come into possession OF
the Express and Standard. We welcome Mr.
Earle back into the county, as we think he
will print "A live paper.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
CENTREYILLE,
NORTH HYDE PARK
drs. Joseph Foss is quite sick.

Mrs Joseph Foss is quite sick
Pay your taxes and save the discount.
F. O. Bashaw of Stowe was in town Satur-
day.
Frank Chaffee is Temodeling the interior OF
his dwelling.
Rob. c. Smith has gone to st. Adams where
he has employment.
L. H. Parkhurst has bought of Frank
Chaffee his black horse.
f. W Prior has returned to Burlington
where he is being treated.
Rev. Mr.. Smith and wife returned to their
home in Newbury this week
Mrs. Ezekiel Billiard of Greensboro Bend
was i'll town Saturday on a short visit.
The promenade Saturday evening was well
attended There will be anothes in foul
weeks.
W G.. Bassett's household goods passed
through this village Saturday, enroute for
the Mcfarland farm in this town
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

What time is it2
T. C. Cheney of the e. V. NJ. was at
home over Sunday.
Miss May SOper has returned from
her visit in New York.
Mrs. H. E. Merriman, of Richmond,
Me-, is visiting at Il. B. Goodell's.
Mr.. Campbell and family are living
in the Barnes house on Portland St.
Mrs. Cyren Joslyn returned last
week from a visit of several weeks In
Boston.
Governor Page and ex-Lieut.-Gov.
Woodbury. were in town Monday
morning.
The tile floor in the corner section
of the new block has been put down
the past week.
Rufus Bucklin and wife of Waits
field were here during the week visit
ing relatives.
Certain "dead gold" watches in
town ought to be called faith, be
cause faith without works is dead.
Mrs. D. E. Croft and Miss Moves,
of New Bedford, Mass, are visiting
at the home of Mrs Croft's father.
DIR. E. J. Hall.
J. H. Atkinson and Harry Adams
visited Montpelier and Barre last
week, taking in a brief session OF the
Legislature.
Mr.. Morse, who moved into the
tenement at Daniel Smiths some two
months ago, is recovering from a
long run of typhoid fever
The public are cordially invited tc
attend the exercises at the raising o
the school flag, of which notice j:
given in the Academy Notes.
An adjourned meeting OF the Gran
lie State Provident association viii
in A. NJ. Burke's office TO
night Wednesday at 7:3O O'Clock
A. ID. Thomas and DR. Holbrool
begin work Immediately on the foun
dation for new houses on Union st
The Doctors will be on the Congress
street corner.
Munson's cloak sale occurs Oct. %
"a and %. Everybody knows tina
Harlan deals square, and VIII ON.
need TO read his advt. to know VIVA
he has to sell.
The ladies of the Congregations
society are to hold chicken-ple les
tival in the church vestry Wednes
dav. Oct. p, beginning at P. II
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Hadley has returned fr9 1l
market with a large stock OF mn IL
merry and fancy goods. Inc Iadlt
will cain some information by reao
ing her advertisement.
Last Saturday as VIM. Cheney wa
pulling buggy with no siialus lllL
the barn. one of the wheels caugil
and nearly took finger OIL ms rign
hand. We don't know WhlcI me- =
il was. but probably Cheney can Ve
you. 20
The big turnip of the season wa
loft at t6is office by Arthur RoDinso
ON Monday. 1t measured 81 lhcIit
eround and weighed by lbs. ~
sender Cheney brought IN an app
weighing IL 10. and measuring l
inches.
Curriers' fifth annual CLOAK opehiti
occurs Oct. 30 and 81. lie mas q q
naadv on hand a complete line ol Il
Hos; misses and children Carmen:
He saws IL will be worth your WIN II
not mo- to to buy until you have seen II
STYLES and prices. -
In another column will be lou, Iogn
the new advertisement OF Cani tho
Lang. Mr.. Camppeil' wio = bare an
t n,eI firm. customers may be sure Una IN;
their tI,e =, orders nl will be filled with rapl
itv and skill. e Il
The first masquerade party o. 81 y
season, given by the oons - q ver
ans on Friday evening m"1 The co
successful affair in ali Wa iys,,;sa 40 cor
Tunes we're varied and DISCUSSES ''
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No rosin! Lasts twice as long.
No rosin! Lasts twice as long.

DRUNKE uABIT.-ln all the
world there is but one cure DR.. Haines' Gold
en- Specifc-It can be given in a cup of tea
or coffee without the knowledge of the person
taking it, ef1ecting speedy and permanent
cure whether the patient is a moderate drink
er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
drunkards have been cured who have taken
the Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge, and to-day they believe they
quit drinking of their own free will No
harmful effect results from its administra-
ton. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
and full particulars. Address in confidence
Golden Specific Co.. 1856 Race Street, Cincin
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FAIRFAX.

Guy Howard has gone to MorrisviIle to do
some painting.
Chas Cox and wife have rented Mrs Han
nah Bellows farm.
Mrs. Albert Leach and family have moved
into Lavina Webster's house.
Mrs. Albro Rugg has so far recovered from
her long illness as to be able to ride quite
often.
Josephine Learned has opened dressmak-
er's shop in the rooms vacated by Mrs.
Leach.
Mamie ODER, who spent the summer at Mr..
Riggs has returned to her home in Cam
bridge.
Jay W. Green and Jennie Cochran were mar
ried week ago. Our congratulations are
extended.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16

ueSud1 IFOH1 SeN@Ai as - Olln
Several ear loads oft6tatoes were shipped
| from this place to G. Ill. Terrill of ULdefhill,
last week, mt 40 cents per bushel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stinehour are moving
to the Turner place, where they are to live
with their daughter, MrslN. A. Hatch.
Mrs. Charlie Bixby has returned from the
hospital at Burlington. The physicians do
not think she would be benefited by a longer
STAY there.
Mrs. |. n. Chase was brought home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington.
If Mrs. Chase is able the family will spend the
winter in Notwithstanding the last of this
month.
Read Hulburd's & Burnham's cloak open
ing advertisements. This is Il grand chance
to get a good garment at almost any price
The assortment will be large, but first come
first served.
Service as usual in the Episcopal chapel
Cam bridge Boro, Sunday, Oct 10, at 100
p. m. promptly. Offerings will be received for
the centennial fund of aged and intirm clergy
of this diocese.
Henry NJ. Stafford has purchased of Prof
Fittum of FergPnnes set of clariOnets of
the celebrated make of kruspe Erturt Ger
many. Mr.. Stafford is a fine clarionet player
and bids fair to make his name celebrated in
the future.
Mrs Geo Dunton and Mrs. W E. Patch, of
the NJ f. church. and Geo Burnham and
Hattie Hopkins of the Congregational
church. were appointed delegates last Sunday
to attend the State Convention of Sabbath
schools at Wells River, Oct. 2l to 23.
Amsden Brown. Willie Lang and Darwin
WethereIl returned home Friday from J John
son, having finished their work at that place.
Willie Lang received pay for a days work,
and Mr. WethereI for 761a days. Mr.
Brown s record was somewhat less, owing to
sickness of himself and wife.
Last Saturday evening the Cambridge Cor
net band visited the residence of J. NJ. SAT
ford and gave very fine serenade in honor
of Raymond SahOrd's fourteenth birthday.
After which they were served with cake and
coffee and departed homeward well pleased
with the entertainment.
Mrs MILFORD Smith is confined to her bed
with injuries received by being thrown from a
carriage on Wednesday of last week. While
Mrs Smith and her two children accom-
panied by her sister were driving down the
hill above Geo. Lyman's the horses became
frightened by the wagon striking their heels,
owing to improper Harvesting. Mrs Smith
refined them into the bank, and in so doing
was thrown out, the wheel passing over her
The other occupants were not seriously in
jured.
During. the absence ofJames Mcclure and
family of Hampshire Corner, Mizzie Bravley,
a former employee of Ir. Mcclure. entered the
house through a window, and after securing
several dollars in money. watch and other
booty, departed the way he entered. UnfOr-
tunately for him he was seen by Mr.. Me
Cures son, boy of about twelve years, who
gave the alarm. and now Brayley reposes in
Jail at Burlington, being escorted there by
Officer Raymore, of Jacksonville. " Mizzie y
says it wasn't he but, fellow that looks like
him
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16

The annual conference of the Nor
mon church has decided to abolish
polygamy in accordance with the
proclamation of President Woodruff
of the church on Sept. Oath. And all
chrlstendom will rejoice thereat.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-16

The heirs of Benjamin Franklin
q ter the lapse of II century, have de
cided to contest his will. :. Better
iate than ever" is evidently the max.
i'm of the latter generation of Frank.
Inns
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WOLCOTT.

j. II. Illus Is quite sick.
Mrs Eliza (Gates) Hendricks is visiting il
town.
POTATOES down in the market and potato
buyers have disappeared
Mrs. Albert Brown is in Boston this weeL
buying millinery goods
n f. Harris, of White River Junction. was
IN town on Thursday last
X. ID. Peck has set very nice monument
on MS lot In the cemetery
New Granite curbing is being placed around
Mrs. y Gates lot in the cemetery.
=, There will be special meeting of Geo. P.
ing, Oct. 18th, 1890
Mrs. +. N. Harris returned from her visit to
Mortified aud Duxbury. accompanied bv
her mother, Mrs. Sp~ague
Amos Whiting has got moved into the
Dunbar house, and Peter Danab in the Nav
tenement vacated by Whiting
The Loyal Ladies Circle will meet with
Mrs 2. 5. Scrbner Thursday afternoon and
evening, October 10th. All are invited.
Remember the sale of the Pinney farm next
Wednesday Besides the farm a lot of per-
sonal property will be sold. See posters.
C.. E. Clark has his engine in running order.
having been overhauled by Dan Morgan, and
steam whistles are awful thick nowadays.
II. H. Parker shot wild goose on Wolcott
pond last Friday, and we know whereof we
speak when we say it made an excellent dim
ner.
NJ. D. Scott, the general collector of GUS
toms at Albany, is at home for short visit,
and although Mark is not very handsome he
has got host of friends.
Mrs. NJ. III. Clark had Pine Apple Geran-
UNI that measured eight feet and four inches,
that Jack frost took, and nice Oleander
that some other ia K F" pulled up and ear
rie' way
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EAST ELMORE.

William Rennie, a former resident, has
moved here.
Henry Story is putting up house on the
land recently purchased of Edward Shackett.
Geo LeBarron has purchased of J. p. Don
ovan "A Packard organ, one of the latest
styles in the State