News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

at Tile laIIlefS-
J. C. F. Slayton, of Boston, was in
town over Sunday
Don't buy a harrow until you have
seen Doty. See advt.
Miss Bertha Grant returned Satur-
day from a visit in Fairfield.
Mrs. Foster, of WOlcott, has bought
the Peck house on Union street.
Go and see Curriers' new parasols.
He has them in gold, silver and natu-
raj handles.
Don't overlook Doty's furniture es-
Establishment in these days of house
hold renovation.
Rev S. H. Upper. of Gaysville, oc-
cupied the desk at the NJ. E. church
Sunday morning.
The closing exercises at the Acad-
envy brought a large number of for
mer students to town.
c. Borden is to see to earring the
lumber from several mills in the
vicinity for another season.
Fred Parker left Monday morning
for bis summers labOrs as hotel clerk
in the Adirondack mountains.
Ed Robinson beats the garden rec
ord so far. He had lettuce, radishes
and peppeF-grass Sunday morning.
Prof. W. F. Whipple returned Mon
day night from Bethlehem, \. H.,
where he had forty pianos to tune.
j. Arthur Robinson has been suffer-
ing with a lame back this past week,
and is but just able to be around
now.
Hon. John B, Clark and wife, of
Manchester, n. H., have been spend
ing a few days at the Morrisyille
House.
The members of the Universalist
Sabbath-school are requested to meet
at the church next Sunday az II
o'clock.
A day or two ago r. H. Peck came
in with a stalk of rye SO inches long.
He thinks that's good for this time
of year.
J. J. Burdick, formerly with G. W.
Doty, was in town over Sunday. He
is now in business for himself at Lvn-
donville.
Miss Nettie E. Bracket, who has
been spending some time in Winchen-
don. Mass, on account of ill-health,
returned home last Friday night.
A. L. Champeau, owner of the hotel
which has been run by Mr.. Pike for
some time, took possession of the
house on Monday, and is now land
lord.
Walter Gilbert, one of our popular
young men, went to st. Adams on
Monday, where he has a position IN
Daniel butchers Lake street drug
store.
Mr., Forsyth, of st. Johnsbury, for
nerIy with f. E. Healey, and A. q.
Stone, of Montpelier, are invoicing
Healey's jewelry stock for Healey and
Lang.
Fred c. Page, of the Boston School
of Pharmacy, is at the Malvern farm
on a visit to his parents. He will re-
turn to graduate and receive his de-
gree May %
A good-sized hole has been dug as
a starter on the cellar for DR.. Halls
building. leaving John Miles house
somewhat on the brink. The tOun-
dations for the new bakery are being
laid.
E. NJ. Byrne and family left this
week for New Hampshire. Mr.. Byrne
has for some time furnished part OF
the motive power for our press, show
ing himself faithful and capable
workman.
Owing to the removal of members
and from other causes, the once IA
nous drum corps seems about tC
suffer an eclipse, but it is hoped that
it will receive new life and continue
its existence.
T. C.. Cheney, of the L. v NJ, came
home on Friday, and remained to at
tend the graduating exercises at the
Academy. j. c. Morgan, of the Sen
ior class, L. v NJ, is at home here
sick with measles.
Miss Kate Healey, who has been il
Boston for some time receiving pri
vate instruction in vocal and instru
mental music, returned here last Fri
day evening, accompanied by Mrs
Healey, who has spent several weeks
in Boston,
Sanford Gates has taken an inter
est in the Fisk fire insurance business
and will have charge OF it. he is
Young man ofgOod parts, gives close
attention to business, and we believe
old and new customers VIII feel SAT-
in placing their insurance with him
See advt. Mr.. Sturges will operate
life and accident insurance, in which
he is unusually well posted.
But for the perpetual rain, the lee
ture upon "Petra" would doubtless
have been as great a succese finan
cially as it was otherwise. A small
company. however, enjoyed the stere
opticon views very much, ana nope
to hear Mr.. Perry again under more
favorable conditions. Harry Cutlel
managed the light, and showed him