News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-11
Hyde Park, Nov. %, 1890.
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVlLLE.

j. ,. Hlckok of Burlington was in
town on Monday.
o. II. Cook, a former resident. now
of Essex Junction, was in town on
Saturday.
Geo. Terrill has gone to st. Johns
bury to clerk in the Fairbanks store
for a short time.
A. r. Campbell and family went to
their former home in Albany for a
day or two last week.
The winter term at the academy
began last Wednesday with the usual
winter term attendance.
The Ladies Aid at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks on Friday was well
attended and an enjoyable event.
By the last of the week Dentist
Robinson will be occupying his new
dental rooms over the Post-office
VIII Talbert has vacated his house
on Bridge street and moved to FL
more. The house will be occupied by
John Ferguson.
DR.. johnson and wife are expected
to return from their wedding trip
this week, and will take rooms in
Mrs. CIRCUITS house.
Annual election of officers at the
next regular meeting of the w. II. {.
Tuesday evening, Dec. IS. Letevery
member be present.
o. L. Woods and family moved to
their new home from the Post-otfice
block last Saturday, and are now
fairly settled in the brick block.
Comrades of ]. NJ. Warner post,
noticel Regular meeting Friday
evening, Dee. II, 1890. Annual cleo
ton OF officers. A. o. GATES, Com.
L. B. Boynton has again taken
charge of the Morrisville House, and
the travelling public will be glad to
see him back again from the land of
''the shakes"
Miss Bradley, the artist, is execut-
ing a large amount of portrait work
at the present time, which she will be
pleased to exhibit to any who wish
to call and see them.
Charlie Goozey, for the past year
with E. s. Robinson, has gone to his
home in Johnson for a short outing
We shall all miss Charlie and his VIC
lin, and hope he will return soon.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk has been confined tC
the house for a week or more, but Is
out again now. Sunday services were
conducted by Dea. Gleed in the morn
ing and Arthur Cheney in the even
ing.
People who will entertain or aid II
entertaining teachers during the in
stitute to be held here Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of next weel
are requested to notify Prot Beebe
who has this matter IN charge.
W. III. Robinson is moving into hi
new store in the brick block, ant
expects to have his large stock il
shape for an opening next Saturda.
evening. as announced in his adveT
tisement. so as to be in season TO
the holiday trade.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W
n. Robinson died early Tuesda
morning, after several days illness
Max was a bright little fellow, and
fayorite with all. His age was tw
and half years. The funeral will b
held Thursday afternoon from til
house.
4 number of the boys are praC
ticing hard for a concert, which the
propose to give in town hall Tqesda
and Wednesday evenings, Dec. /
and II. 1t Will evidently bean inte
esting affair, and should have a IN
house both nights, particularly as
is for the benefit of the Fire Depar
ment.
On Friday afternoon, Dec. L, I'll
ladies of the Relief Corps are reques
ed to meet at the G. A. r. hall t
work on the quilts. Come earl.
From ) to z p, m, the ladies will fu
nish supper for the sum OF 10 cent
TO which the public are cordially Il
yited. The proceeds of the supp'
are to 90 toward furnishing rOol
IN the Soldiers Home at Dayton
Ohio
Remember the concert by the Al
.pleton quartet tomorrow (Ahur
dav) evening. The ladies who con
pose this quartet are all artists OF a
knowledged reputation. The pr
gram is a varied one. and Will SUIT
tastes. and the patrons OF the cour
NAV expect a treat. ADMISSION f.
and so cents; tickets at H. A. Sla
tons; those who desire seats shou
apply early,
Let everybody in town, old al
Young. bear in mind the library NEE
mo in town hall this coming Fridi
evening. Come out all, and be reaG
to lift. Don't have faith enough
your neighbor so you will stay
home and let him look after it, b
po yourself and see il done right.
good library and reading-room
Within our grasp if we have the entt
prise to put it through. Let Fridi
nights meeting be witness OF o
spirit.
i fair attendance greeted the e
tertainment of last Friday evening
town hall. The program was int
esting and well rendered, and as q
ticipated, the Grecian postures we