News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-30

MORRISVILLE.

A new street crossing is bring put
down near the bakery.
Frank n Hickok was at home from
New York over Sunday.
Regular meeting of the W. R. C.
Tuesday, Nov. 4, Z p. IN.
Fred Utton and wife, from Meriden,
Conn, have been in town for several
days.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
meet at d. C. Hardy's on Friday af-
ternoon.
Curriers' cloak opening commences
tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 30. Give
him a call.
A. NJ Burke has bought A. F. Whit
news interest in the Burke block on
Portland street.
-AGHs Mp circuit and sons leave
this week for Worcester, Mass, where
they are TO reside
Rev. Mr.. Water of Wolcott occupied
the Congregational pulpit Sunday
exchanging with the pastor.
Frank Healey has returned from
Minnesota for a brief visit, and Is
heartily welcomed by his many
friends.
l.. B. Soper went to Island Pond
and Newport last week, and assisted
in dedicating a new Masonic hall at
the former place.
The Universalist sewing circle will
meet with Mrs. A. c. Hill Thursday
afternoon. Oct. 30. The usual picnic
supper will be served.
Sanford Slocum has bought from
FE. Foster a lot on Union street
next to A. d. Thomas. He will build
thereon in the spring.
An excursion from here to Boston
and return for $3.50 left yesterday.
Not being sufficiently advertised IL
was not generally known
White & Co. have had painted on
the railroad side of their handsome
new building, in large and attractive
letters, "Lamoille Bakery.
Deacon TerriIrs people had quite
gathering of the aged at Their mouse
last week. there being six people be-
tween y and rs years of age.
Fresh water for the Brook yn side
residents now seems an assured thlhgI
as Mr.. Whitney of the cry coupch
has the contract to dig the ditch.
q 7. Woods end of the new corner
block is fast nearing completion. The
Mate GLASS front was put IN last week
and is very attractive in appearance.
Miss Alice Douglass of Thetford is
VISITING, at Rev. w. Z. Douglass.
Mrs. Douglass went to hoyalGoh On
Tuesday for short Visit with feia-
tives.
The friends of T. C. Morrill, are con.
graduating him upon the receipt OF
2 disDatch that he is granted pen
sion of S12 per month with nearly
1880 back pay. =,
In business notices the ladies wiz
find something to interest them III re re-
Iation to the new and complete, sIoch
Of goods ut Mrs, Reeds mliilnery
store on Main street,
Everyone who would be exactly
fitted with spectacles should relne aI-
her that DIR. Hubbell will be at the
Norrisville House the whole OF next
waek Be sure to see him.
BEGINNING with next Sunday, ser
r;,.eS in the M. f. church will be asfol-
lows. Sabbath-school at Il, preach
mo service at 1 p. m, song serNlee
and Drayer-meeting at 6:3o p. H.
pbas Cole of Morristown has a
4,1Ir tegs of the Rocky Mountain breed
sxBich laid The eggs and raised 81 SIX
tn nIs ch;ckens. and since then has lald
s1 eo worth of eggs. Pretty smart
bird. II.
Tho cbicken-pie supper was quite I
snccess about $50 being realized. q
few groans were heard rom Ii,Juul
cious indulgers, but nothihG SCI rouT
resulted and the affair paSeeu 'oi'
pleasantly. o
prof Whipple is soon to give
~ CONCERT in which his more az
Sanced piano pupils will take a prom
;nent mart An attractive program
Vii he rendered, Date and paftlcu
lars next week. j..
-, hos been received of the dealt
=. NJ Nora l.. baldwin,, Wlle o
Chas. a. Jennison, at FelchVlll VINE. , '2m'
will be remembered as loliheI P 80,
ceptress Of orr academy ana d "ii'o'
of some note.
Rev, MIR. Douglass is rePnted to p'
o., o,,callent hand at ralslnS money
for 70, a worthy object. Last SUNDAY
morning, mainly through his BIZ, efforts Flor, $
Tho daII remaining ON the organ
amonnting to about S33, was pai'
off in less than FIVE minutes
1t is reported that the s59 pre- w N r
Burke block, to be vacated by W -