News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-09-11
JOHNSON, Sept. 10. 1890. 4 LEI
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
Mrs. Hollis Chase is in town from
Fletcher.
Many are in attendance at the
State Fair.
DR.. Nichols and family of st. Adams
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. o. /. Leach, from Lyndonville,
was in town over Sunday.
Read Curriers' announcement of
cloaks, jackets, dress goods, &c.
c. ID. Earle and wife of Middleburv
have been visiting friends in town.
William Chaplin, of South Boston,
was at j. A. BJndy's over Sunday.
DR.. Woodward offers real estate and
personal property for sale; seenotice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Bugbee. of
South Bend, Ind, are visiting friends
here.
George Fisk, of this office, is spend
ing a week at Old Orchard Beach and
vicinity.
A gentleman from New York CARED
II or 10 horses here last Monday,
bought up in this vicinity.
The special meeting Of Mt. Vernon
Lodge appointed for this week, is
postponed until further notice.
Representative-elect F. B. Livings-
ton went to New York last Wednes-
day, and returned home Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Emery of Stowe will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning, nexchangt with the pastor.
Mrs. DIR. Abbott returns to Bidde-
ford, Me-, to-day Wednesday,, and
will be accompanied by Miss Bertha
Grant.
The "Green River Guards and No.
Hyde Park Drum Corps went through
town Tuesday, en- route for Mansfield
mountain.
Additions to the number of stu
dents at the Academy makes a still
larger attendance than usual inevery
department.
Communion services were held at
the Congregational church on Sun
day morning. Three members were
received on profession of faith.
A party of eight from the Sons Of
Veterans camp went to Mill Village,
C~raftsbury, on Saturday evening,
and mustered in a camp of 14charter
members.
L. A. White & Cos. 25-horse power
boiler, for their new building, arrived
Friday night. 1t has been delayed a
long time in York State on account
of the strike.
Rev. William E. Rand and family,
from Cummington, Mass, are visit
ing in this vicinity. He assisted the
pastor of the Congregational church
in Sunday evenings service.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Cong1 church will give an en-
tertainment, consisting of the "Hang-
inc of the Crane" by Longfellow, at
the Town Hall, Fridayeve., Sept. 10.
The Order of Tens" will hold a So
ciaI promenade at Town Hall next
Friday evening. 1t being the first so
cial of the term, an enjoyable time
may be expected. Admission 10 cts.
Doors open at 40.
The farmers of Morristown are re-
uuested to meet at the Town Hall in
Morrisville. Saturday evening, Sept.
20. at 7:30 O'Clock, for the purpose
of organizinga farmers league if it Is
Thought advisable. Members of other
leagues are requested to be present.
The second nine of this place visited
the Centreville base ball nine lastSat-
urdav, and were defeated by a score
of As to % on the fifth inning. The
bows claim that on the appearance o
their catcher the Centrevilles refused
to play out the game, and therefore
claim the game.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk and family were very
~agreeably surprised on Monday by
visit from Rev. and Mrs. Savage, o
Orange. y. J., and their son, who arr
summering at his fathers in Stowe
and discovering in Mrs. Savage
valued cousin whom they had moi
seen for "a years.
The first installment of delicious
b%ivaIves for the season were received
at Hutchins' on Friday night, anC
they went like hot cakes. Dana,
by the way, keeps a fine assortment
Of fruits and confectionery besides {
line of staple groceries. 1t will pa.
you to give him a call.
On Friday noon a team from HilFi
mill was run into by "a freight eng1n'
on Portland street crossing. Tn
wagon was heavily loaded with lum
her and was picked up and tossed
n side like a foot ball. The drive
Jumped off and was uninjured, ant
the horse and mules also escaped IN
jury.
Mr.. Ernest Bracket, one of GU
much esteemed young men, was maj
ried to Miss Bertha Olmstead, O
Elmore, on Monday morning. Mis-
Olmstead is a former student OF tn
Peoples Academy. They started OF
the same day for Boston, where III
nest has a desirable position in
drug store.
Miss Fairman's reading in the NJ
L. Church last Friday evening wa
but slightly attended, owing to ba'
weather and insufficient advertising
Her programme "a shorter thai
her audience could have wished, an
was very well rendered. The audi
ence seemed Ioath to express tn
pleasure they evidently felt-a fac
which is to be regretted. II Mis-
Fairman again visits this town W
bespeak for her the large hearing an
hearty applause her efforts deserve.
The President and Vice-Presiden
of the Lamoille Valley Veterans As
ISOLATION met here in Grand Arm.
Hall on Saturday afternoon to tax
action inregard to an annual reunion
We take pleasure in announcing tina
the meeting resulted in a unanimou
decision tohold the reunion as usu
and it will occur on Tuesday an
Wednesday, October z and 8. tn
committee will correspond with Ger
Getty and CO.. James M. Warner