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PEEsIDENT.-W. ". CLIFF, CoalyiIle.
CoUNsyLoRs.-Aima EIdredge, Coal
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PREsIDENT -C. G.Ls=ssn. Cast, Dale.
COUNsELORs.-Orangs S-eley, Castle
Dale; VIM. Howard, Huntington.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
WESTFIELD.

Eva Hendrix returned from Westmore last
week.
The aged mother of John Woodward was
buried the 18th,
Rebecea Corey of Newport has been visit
ing in town recently.
Mrs E. S. Miller has been unable to attend
her school for the past two weeks.
Q. P. Wright began his school in district
No. 1, after vacation of two weeks.
January has been a great month for thaws
No less than eight occurred up 80 Jan. 20.
The Cong1 Society will give an oyster sup
per Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, IN the town hall
AFRO Aseltine was at homo while conva-
lescing from La Grippe. Hereturned to Barre
last week.
Charles Lombard of Millsbury, Mass, has
been visiting his former home and friends
after many years absence.
Miller & Brown had their engine which they
bought of the Hardy estate Jan. and had
not moved to their Westfield mills, complete
ly destroyed in the fire at the Hardy mill Jan
81,
The first meeting of the Missisco Valley Ed
ucational Association since its organization
Jan. A. was held at Westfeld Jan. 20 There
were "a teachers present and very interest
| ing meeting was held.
Iona Hitchcock, wife Of Oscar T.. Wright
died Monday morning, Ian. 20. The funera
was from the late resid6nGe an, ~, Rev: Ed
win Rose officiating, assisted by Rev. T. N
| Granger. Mrs. Wright leaves husband anC
| six children and many friends who mourn he
| loss
Nearly every one in town is having OF ha
had or is taking care of those who are hav
ing the prevailing distemper, which varie
somewhat in degree of intensity, but all agre
az to it's undesrability. Principal Greene re
ports but three in his department who hav
not been afflicted with it
The Congl Y, 2; s : 2; n Y has secured tn
of Rosiindale, Mass, for the early part c
February. Mr. Headley has VOL ked at NoI
wich and White River jet, this State, an
Hanover, N. H, with most exeellent results
and is at present engaged atWolfsboro, N. 4
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
STOWE.

Hurry up your subscriptions as the club
| bIng offer will soon be withdrawn
The lumber teams are now busy, the mills
buzzing, and business is again on the boom
| Everybody says sc Let her BOOM"
Mr.. Merriam, teacher in the upper depart
ment OF the village school, is sick with inf1u-
! enza and his scholars are taking a vacation
The Teachers Meeting will be held at Stowe
| Saturday, Feb. l. 1890, at p. m. Articles
| written on subj jects assigned at last meeting
should besent to Susie Downer Stowe, Vt
Information is received that our old and
esteemed former citizen Dr. Barrows is very
low with influenza and heart failure. He has
lor many years made his home in New York.
young peoples house-warming was given
10 Chandler Watts and wife, of the 90 Hollow
on Wednesday evening of last week Nearly
1oO were present and the evening was much
enjoyed.
Rev Mr.. Douglass, of Morrisville will deliver
his Observations at Gettysburg at the
branch church" Friday evening, Jan. 81, at
I:oo clock For the benefit of the society
an admission of 10 cents will be taken.
A new barber shop is about being opened
by Bert Stockwell He has rented the room
lately occupied by Mr.. Nutting and fitted IL
up IN a tasteful manner. He has had large
experience in the work and is said to know
how to do good job.
Rev. Watson Weed is to be ordained as pas
Tor OF the Unitarian church of Stowe on
Thursday, Jan. 80. The ceremony is to take
place at the church at 2 p. M A cordial invi-
tatlon is extended to all who may be inter
ested to attend the services
The death of Mrs. Perry Marshall, recently
OF Stowe, but for the past year residing in
Hartford, Conn, is a source of much sadness
among her many friends here. The Rev
Marshall and family resided in Stowe nearly
three years, and acquired large circle of
friends, who will sympathize with him in his
bereavement. Her gradual decline in health
had i ~ measure prepared her friends for this
aff1iction.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
FLETCHER.

Mrs. Andrew Lamb returned Friday from
Woodstock. - 80 't'tN
Mrs, Riggs has been confined to her bed fol
the last ten days,
Leslie Rugg, who has, been sick with pneu
monia ls getting hette.t = -,
from Manchester, N. Fl. where she went to
care for sick sister,.
Mrs Nellie Whipple, wife of Leslie A R4gg
died of acute pneumonia aged 3uyears. Mrs
Rugg has been in poor health for the past
year, but her sudden death was wholly unex,
pected. Nellie Whipple will beremembered by
many as student and graduate of Normal
school in Johnson. She was noble woman
and will be greatly missed in her home and
society.
Mrs. Elvira Robinson died Friday morning
Jan. "a, 1890, after week S severe illness ot
Leart disease. She was the widow of j. M
Robinson, of the firm of j. & J. M. Robinson
and since her husbands death she has taken
his place in the store, and the business has
continued under the old firm name, The fu-
neral was held Sunday afternoon at the Cen.
ter church. Rev M, Kingsbury officiating.
The oyster supper at Binghamville Friday
evening was, under the circumstances, sue.
cess. number of outside attractions and
obstacles prevented many from attending
vet the net results were nearly $40. Mr.
Crocker made some very pleasant remarks
Mrs. Crocker read a selection, and little Car,
rie Deth sung song; the exercises were well
rendered and well received,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
JOHNSON.

Geo. Goozey has moved into the VIII Bake
| house.
Frank Holmes is spending few days witt
Don. Wilson at Winooski.
T. j. Boynton and daughter, of Everett
Mass. are in town for a few days.
E. E. Holmes held the ticket drawing tn,
sofa at the Cambridge Cornet band fair.
Alice Beecher has gone to Pittsfeld, Mass.
to enter a nurses training g-class in hospital
Geo. Courser and Peter Lambert, who have
been very sick with pneumonia, are improv
ing.
Mr.. Shepardson and wife, of Fairfax, spent
last Sunday with Rev. N. c. Saunders anC
family.
Mrs. H. C. Irish arrived last Thursday from
Chicago, and is visiting her er4l- = Mrs. L. M
Knight.
Homer Peck has gone to Belvidere to assist
his uncle, Joel Hodgkins, in the butter-tut
business.
Dr. A. II. Campbell has been in Boston the
past week, and expects to visit Manchester,
N. H., before his return
A pleasant social tea was given at o. W
Stearns' Friday afternoon, the occasion being
the annual meeting of the Baptist Ladies' So
ciety. Mrs. |. L.. Pearl was made president,
Lizzie Pearl secretary, Kate Collins treasurer,
and Mrs. J. A. Pearl collector
Albert Davis died last Tuesday after long
illness. The funeral was held on Thursday,
the services being conducted by Rev n c.
Saunders, assisted by the Masons of Water
man lodge. Mr.. Davis was member also of
the G. A. R., and the bearers were selected
from his old comrades
Last Saturday P F. Davis horse, hitched
In front of the post-office, became frightened
and breaking away, made the street lively
for few moments. The sleigh on striking
the telephone pole by C. P. Jones' store, was
left behind somewhat damaged, and the
horse, after running a short distance, was
caught.
At the annual meeting of the NJ. E. Sunday
school board the following officers were elect
ed: Supt., M. F. Grey Asst Supt., George
Partlow; Sec, VIM. Boewine Asst Sec, H.
Cunningham; Treas, George Partlow; Asst.
Treas, Guy Fitch; Librarian, Carlos Oakes;
Asst Lib, Guy Fitch; Chorister, Miss A. P.
Winchester.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
HARDWICk-

George Smiley moved into the Bridgmar
house last week.
The storms are almost too frequent for the
benefit or close running of the town clock
The snow of the past few DAYS has improved
the shedding for the lumber and stone bust
ness.
John H. Drew and wife, of st. Johnsburv
were in town over Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs, Drew.
The band has purchased building lot near
the Advent church, and the timber for the
building will be drawn at once
Harry Way has returned to Burlington,
where he has a job with the concern his father
is at work for; all hope he will do we'll
W. III. III. Conner was in town couple of
days last week, and if he could secure the
right location would put up building next
season for some kind OF store,
Mrs. Drew, mother of Mrs, L. D. Hathaway,
morning. She had been sick with the pre-
vailing epidemic and Thursday evening was
taken worse and only lived few hours. If
she had lived until March she would have
been 80 years old Funeral services were
held at Mr.. Hathaway's Sunday afternoon,
Anyone who was near Editor Harris while
he had the Grippe knew it, and it is not GER
tain whether he has got over it entirely or
not, though the last time your correspondent
saw him previous to writing this item he
looked somewhat similar to what he said he
did. Shattuek has had the Grippe, but not
being as handsome as Harris did not have it
as hard.
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WOICOTT

Dancing schoolon Saturday evening of this
week.
T. P. Hubbell practical optician, will 10.
| caet here in town.
S. G. Pennock has moved into the tenamor+
vacated by H. E. Nelson
| Chas. Robbins carries his hand in a slino
| now-a-days. Cause, getting it too near the
| butting saw in Gates dressing mill
John Ferrin's horse broke awav at the sto
ton, and ran through theswamp on the side.
walk, bringing up near Geo TiIlotson's honse
| with not SO much as scratch on the sIei0b
If anyone thinks John is not a good stennor
just hitch his horse loose and see
Regarding the abandoned farms in VOL
cott, in order that the public should not he
misled in regard to the facts There are
farms in Wolcott that come under the head
of abandoned farms as classed by Commits
sioner Valentine. We hold ourselves in readi-
ness to buy and Give can borrow the money!
to pay cash for any farm in Wolcott AFT foEr
times the price of abandoned farms; and if
the parties named in your last issue wish to
sell at this price they need not advertise fur
ther. The facts are farms in Wolcett are held
very high and if anySae has any doubt of this
let him write or personally visit any of the
parties named who have (probably uninten-
tionally) advertised their farms through Com
missioner Valentine and deprecated all other
farms IN town. The farming interest in VOL
cott was never better thanit is at the present
time, and the people (no Swedes) are peace
ful, contented and happy.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Farewell Wetherby is very much better,
Mr.. Carware of Jericho breaches here next
Sabbath
Mr.. Kits gave another splendid sermon
here Sunday.
C. B. wetherby is still confined to the hQqse
with La Grippe,
Don't forget Wetherby & Pages special
sale. See advt,
Business is booming here, and the lumber
is moving fast now.
Hon. NJ. o. Heath is better, and is visiting
in Johnson this week.
The Mite Society held sociable Tuesday
evening. A very pleasant time.
Mr. Buchanan led the Y. P. S. C. E. meeting
Sunday evening; good meeting.
Lawson Reynolds wife died last week. Fun
eral was held at the East church, Rev Mr.
Bowen officiating.
Miss Marsh of Sheldon, who is teaching IL
the Edwards district, was called home on ac
count of the death of her father.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
NORTH HYDE PARK.

L. o. Leach is confined to the house with
influenza,
Grace Allen is in Winooski visiting her sis.
ter, Achsa.
Mr.. Tewksbury of Worcester has been visit
ing in town.
B. E. Newton has sold his Hill mare to L.
E. Harrington.
The Sons of Veterans go to Eden Friday
evening for box party and dance
The promenade at the hall Saturday eve=
ming was well attended. All had an enjoyable
time. There will be another in three weeks
Frank Chaffee had a very narrow escape
while drawing logs from the Bullard lot The
runner chain failed and horses, load and driv-
er. went down bank. Fortunately all es-
capped without a scratch.
Public installation of the officers of Aaron
Keller Post Saturday evening, Feb. 8, and
will be followed by box party and prone
made Everybody invited. Comrades bear
in mind that the installation ceremonies be-
gin at Z sharp.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
ELMORE,
Most of the sick ones are improving.

Most of the sick ones are improving.
Next league meeting Saturday, February 1.
Mrs Chas Cook is ill and under the care of
DR., Woodward,
Candace Parker was taken i'll while on
visit in Barre and was unable to return home
with her brother.
Charlie Tiff, of Barre, and Emory Tiff, of
st, JohpshurY, have heen on visit to their
father, John W. Tiff, Sr.
Mrs Patience Smith is now caring for her
brother, Bert Buzzell, in Stowe, who has for
some time been suffering with rheumatic DIM
Guilty.
1t is announced that Prof Bishop, pres3ii,,
dent of the NJ f. seminary at tMontpeler, VIII
occupy the pulpit at the church here next
| Sunday.
David Scott has greatly rejuvenated ms
house by re-clapboarding and putting IN new
windows all around, one pane to each sasn
| it is the largest of any dwelling-house III
| town.
Martin Spalding, of Morristown, has bought
of Lieut., Coy, Woodbury. the saw-mill mere
| with the machinery, and takes possession tnls
week, As to the purchase price we are not III
formed.
Dea, Abel Camp has had two severe turns
of illness the past week. He is now comtorG
able thomn%h, feeble The old gentleman vii vii
be 80 years old Apr. 10, and we think is I'M
oldest person in town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stafford is quite sick:
A. B. Bellows is on the sick list,

a. ID. DeloWS - ol elle slch Hsei
Clark Livingston, who has been very sick
with congestion of the brain, is reported bet
ter.
The trespass suit of A. B. Waters VS., Geo.
Martin of Johnson was tried twice last week
resulting III a disagreement of the Jury each
time. The last jury have not been discharged,
they being allowed by the consent of both
parties to take legal counsel upon a certain
point, after which they promised to render a
verdict.
The Band fair closed Friday night, and
notwithstanding the inclement weather and
had roads, they suceeeded in making it q
grand success financially, clearing them from
debt and leaving handsome surplus in the
treasury. The principal prizes were drawn by
the following persons: sleigh, W: L, Stevens
Essex Jct.i china tea set Geo. A; Bell, Fair
fax plush sofa, Ned Holmes, Johnsoni la
dies gold watch, A. Bishop, Cambridge; la
dies silver watch, Ira Morse, Underhill. Th'
organ and the gents gold watch were draw
by the band. The drawing was under th'
management of Hon. Z. p. Mudgett, w. II
Parker, Esq, and H. n Gray.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
WORCESTER.

DR.. Hunt is able to walk about again, much
to the delight of the public,
Dan Cookson recently lost his mare. 1t is a
hard blow for him, as he is poor man with
a large family to support.
While Mrs Rennie was out after pail OF
water the other day, her little girls clothes
caught fire; but she returned just in time to
prevent serious trouble;
Last Saturday evening a tramp passed
through this place swearing, making lurid
threats, and soaring the women; hope he viii
soon find steady home,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
WATERVILLE,

Mrs. Lang was visiting in Essex last week.
s. r. Miller, Jr., was at home sick this week
Mr.. Mackannon and wife were the guests of
Chauncey Tillotson over Sunday.
Z. W. Smith, of North Hyde Park, was the
guest of II. N, Leach over Sunday,
AFRO Webester and wife were the guests OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs e. Wetherell the
past week,
N. B. Page had another hard shock OF
paralysis the past week, and is at the present
time in q critical condition
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30

A PRizn FLAG-fhe scholars in our public
schools will be interested in an offer made by
the Youth's Companion in its issue of Jan, 8,
The publishers offer to present fine large
hunting fiag, 8 by IL feet, with az stars, to
that nnbIio school In each one of the forty.two
states and territories, which shall send to
them the hest essay on THE Patriotic Inhu,
oncn of the American Flag When Raised Over
Our Public Schools" These essays will he re
eeed by the PH6shffs s q 5hs fRa
viii he made as near June as possible, in or
| der that the successful school may float the
@Stars and Stripes over its building on the
| Fourth of July next,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
CADY'S FALLS.

The smiling face OF Wild Reed was seen here
Friday.
R. O. Cheney, of Montpelier, has been visit
ing his relatives here.
little girl baby has taken up her abode
with Roland Boomhower's family,
Cady Averll, of Barre, spent the Sabbath
with his cousins, p S, and Gertrude Clarke.
Mrs. Trescott, who has been visiting friends
at Evansville, Vt has returned, accompanied
by Miss Nettie Eddy, of that place, who will
remain for time with friends here.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
BELVIDERE,

Mrs: Lampher is better and it is expected
she will recover.
The snow is not deep enough to make log
ging what it should be.
Phneas Carpenter is very sick, and doubts
are entertained of his recovery.
Edgar Potter has employed two hands to
help him in his shop, and still is far behind in
his work
having his time Quite taken up with the nuns nj Il
erous calls for his services
The new firm of Hodgkins & Peck is an
assured fact. Mr.. Peck will give mis- atten-
tion to the manufacture of butter-tubs.
VIM Schofeld is running the engine at the
Fife Co IS mill for a few days, E. A. Derby be
ing detained at home on account of sickness
in his family.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
EDEN.

Edna Harrington has bedquit pieced by
herself containing 5,795 pieces. Who can
beat that?
Remember the box party and dance Friday
night given by the S. ofV Music by Smiths
orchestra, four pieces.
Public installation of the officers of Aaron
keeler Post Saturday evening, Feb. s, fol-
lowed by box party and promenade. All
are cordially invited. Comrades please re-
member that the installation services begin
promptly at O'Clock,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
Gold Medal
MORRISVILLE, VT.
Petition for foreclosure.

State of vermont-Lamoille County, IS.
L. B. BoYNToN,l In Chaneery,
z. H. ALLEN December Term, A. D. 1889.
WHEREAS, L. B. Boynton, of Morrstown, in
the County of Lamoille and State of Vermont,
Ihe above named term of court entered his Peti
ton for Foreclosure against Z. ii. Allen, former
ly of johnson. in the County OF Lamollle and
State of Vermont, therein setting forth In sub
stance that Z. IL. Allen, then OF johnson, La
moille County, and State of Vermont, duly exc
tain land Situated in the town Of Morristown, in
the County Of Lamollle, and described as fol-
Reing the same land and premises decided to
said Boynton by Timothy and Martha Terrill, on
Feb. II, 1888, and by said Boynton to said Allen
on said 18th day of April, to which deeds and
records thereof references therein contained
reference was made for more particular de-
scription of said premises. Said frst mentioned
deed being recorded on page 2Ss, and SAID last
Land Records of said town of M0rriStoWn; Con-
ditioned for the payment of the sum OF $3.50
evidenced by three eertain ia ppomssory notes yes
the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, paya-
bic on November l. 1889. and two for the sum OF
five hundred dollars each due on the first days
of Nov 1890 and 1891 respectively, and keep the
buildings insured, &c.
And further setting forth that there is large
amount of principal and interest due, and that
the buildings have not been kept insured, SC.
And further setting forth that the mortgage is a
second mortgage and that the premises are IN.
ADEQUATE security for the same, and that snort
day Of redemption is prayed for IN said petition.
| And it appearing that the said z. H. Allen re-
sides without this State, so that personal service
of said petition cannot be made upon him. 1t IS
| therefore ordered that the said z, II. Allen be
notified of the pendency Of said petition. and to
appear before the Court of Chaneery next to be
| holden at HYDE Park, in and for the said County
! of La1n0ille, ON the fourth Tuesday in April A.
D. 1890, then and there to answer 70 said petl, p
| ton and to stand to and abide such order and
| decree therein as to said Court shall seem meet,
! by publication of the foregoing substance Of said
petition and this order, In the News and Citizen,
| a weekly newspaper published at Morrisvllle
| and Hyde Park, in said Lamoille County, for
| three weeks successfully, the last OF which said
| publication shall be not less than twenty Gays
| before the said April Term Of said Court OF
| Chancery.
this 9th day Of January A, ID. 1890; ,,r,, c,u,-
/ WILSON s. POWERS. Solicitors. 13
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30
EAST ELMoRE,
pnr.nr hns rone fishing.

J. r. Parker has gone fishing;
The lumbermen are busy drawing logs.
Bessia Silloway is sick with bilious fever
Mrs, d. P, Bragg has returned home again
DR.. II. L. Gale and wife have been spending
a few days at the home OF his father, H. A
Gale.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30

Joseph Jeffersonls recolleotions OF Edwin
Forrest win form an interesting part OF 6he
Jefferson autobiography in the Mldwlnter
lFebruary) Century. -Four. PORTRAITS q e the
famous tragedian-two in character and Two
as he appeared off the stage-accompany the
article,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-30

SLREPLEssNEss-D Flint's Remedy is the
best remedy known for Insomnia, or sleepless-
ness, which affiicts so many persons, and
which leads to so many nervous diseases, par
ticularly to insanity Descriptive treatise
with each bottle, OF address Mack Drug Co.,
N. Y. For sale by A. o. Gates, Morrisville.