News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
Remember
Belva Lockwood

Remember
Belva Lockwood
At Town Hall Saturday eve.
Secure your tickets at once.
Walter Jackson is at home for a
short cruise.
George Nelson has moved to one of
the new bakery tenements.
Mrs. F. B. Livingston spent few
days of last week at Montpelier
Miss Minnie Fitch is at home again
for the winter. Welcome bnck.
Russell Barrows and family have
moved to the Davis house ON upper
Main street.
L. B. Boynton has purchased the
Morrisville House and will take pos
session Nov. 1.
II. B. and A. r. Daniels have pur-
chased the tub-shop from their father
j. W. Daniels.
Martin Carlton of Morristown has
a lamb four months old, which tips
the beam at 103 lbs.
g. l.. Zimmerman arrived from
Georgia Friday morning and is now
at Rev. p. B. Fisk's.
Fourteen couples partook of an
oyster supper at the Union House af-
ter lyceum Friday night.
Special meeting with business of i'm
portance of Post Warner Friday
evening. Comrades take notice.
The Good Templars give a social
Friday night at town hall. Every
body invited. Admission 10 cents.
The S. of IS are to have a mas
querade dance at town hall Friday
evening, Nov. 6. Watch for the pos
tiers.
The ladies of the Congregational
society are to hold their chicken-pie
supper at the vestry this (Wednes-
day. evening.
Regular convocation of Coral Chap
ter, o. E. s.. Tuesday evening, Oct.
%, at 7:30, for work A full attend
ance desired.
The most uncomfortable of fall
weather has been experienced during
the past week. The trees are almost
leahess, and the mud almost bottom
less.
The limit of time for discount on
town taxes expires one week from
next Saturday, Nov /. A large
amount of these taxes has already
been paid IN.
A special communication of Mt
Vernon Lodge T. & A. NJ will be held
Friday evening, Oct. 81, at which
time Rev l. p Booth is expected to
deliver a lecture.
Miss Kate Healey leaves this week
for Barre, whore she has a position
as teacher of music. Mrs. Healey
will follow her soon She has a word
of interest in business notices.
These are the officers of the Morris
town Farmers League: j. NJ. Camp
bell, Pres; G. p Robinson, Vice-pres.
l.. l.. Wood, Sec; c. +. Smith, Treas
Next meeting Tuesday, Oct. %, at :
p. IN.
Tuesday afternoon Charles Holmes
was caught in one of the grinders al
the Tannery, and before he could Dt
rescued he was severely bruised, ms
ing torn off. DR.. Hall put him in a:
comfortable shape as possible. Hl'
associates raised a goodly sum fol-
his benefit.
O. d. Matthews has the foundation
started for a tenement house OF
Bridge street. The contractors arr
A.P. Hunt and G. r. Shippy.-C. NJ
and F. NJ. Boynton will put up new
house this fall on Jersey Heights
Fremont Bowen of Eden is get
ting ready to put up house II
Brooklyn near the head of Bridge st
The outside work is well advanced
on BIake's and Grams houses on tn
Congress street extension, as well q
on the house begun by the late Il. u
Richmond near DIR. Halls.
We stated in our last issuet that tn
sale of seats for the Lecture Cours
would take place Saturday next, bu
as the committee has been unable t.
complete the course in season to b