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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-06
WATERYILLE.

Mr.. Tielford has moved to Wcstiord to live
with son-in=law,
Elbridge Wood has moved to james Par
keF's farm in Johnson,
o. A, Gray has the contract to build the
new bridge by James,
Sherman Mann has finished and moved into
part of the house with his father.
Luther Lock, who has been west for the
past fifteen years, is visiting his father, ).
Lock.
The box party at Parker's hall Friday
evening was attended and enjoyed by full
house.
Charles Thomas, who has been west for sew
eral months past, was thr guest of his sister
Mrs Myron Church, the past week.
Mrs. Samuel Hunt has gone to Wolcott to
care for her sister, Mrs. Whittemore, who was
recently. injured by being thrown from a
wagon. :
Ell. Shattuck was fearfully hurt while re-
turning from church Sunday evening by run.
hing his breast against his gate-post in ting
darkness. rye - :.
About one hundred nelghbors and friends
of Frank Stearhs and wife met at the home
of that couple on the 23d inst, to remind
them of their 25th marriage anniversary, and
all present enjoyed it immensely. A nice
chamber sett and other presents were left as
d token of friendship Mr.. StearAsand wife re-
turn their heartfelt thanks.
Following are the officers of Waterville
Good Tehlplats lodge INSTALLED Saturday
evening for the ensuing Quarter: Dr.. G. b.
HuIburd, C. T.; u, F: Maurice, 2. C. r.; Mrs
George Mann, V. T.; Mrs Luke Potter, L. S.
| /, don Pierce. Marshal Ella Brown, b M;
| George Mann, Chap; Guard and Sentinel
Burt Wiley and Una ann.
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EDEN.

Miss Estelle Balch closed her school at the
red school house last Friday.
Dan Adams and wife have moved to Belvi-
dere where he is engaged in the lumber bust
ness.
J. d. Kelly has sold his farm to Urban
Fletcher and Curtis Harrington and given
possession of the same.
Mrs Kittell has a new roof for her shed
and milk room, to replace the loss of same
by the cyclone July Sth.
B. B. Blake has started with a carload of
potatoes for Worcester, Mass. He will visit
Boston on the return home.
W. Campbell, engineer at Hall & Stearns
tub shop, was called TO Hyde Park by the
sickness and death of his mother, Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Shattuck are quietly
domiciled in the pleasant rooms prepared for
their occupancy, and the best wishes of the
community are for their welfare and happi-
ness.
Jonas Harrington has moved to the farm
vacated by Curtis harrington and Jaeoh
Harrington has moved into the house vacat-
ed by Jonas Harrington, and j. d. Kelly into
the old hotel stand at the Corners vacated by
uncle Jacob, who, with his faithful wife have
labored for the comfort of their guests and
gained an enviable reputation for setting a
good table, but the past is past and age has
told on this couple, and for few years the
old familiar sign has been missing. Now that
j. ID. has taken possession, we expect to see
a flaming shingle hung out.
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JEEEERSONVILLE.

r. S. Fuller is out again.
DIR. Bushnell has come out with new
horse.
c, J. Thomas from Chicago is visiting at R
B. Thomas.
Burt Bradish has moved into j. w. Page
Ir.'s tenement house.
II. w, Varpum and family have gone to
Plaintield for short stay,
Farewell Wetherhy is dangerously i'll. 1t is
thought he can live but few days.
Farwell Wetherby and wife visited few
days last week in Montpelier and Burlington.
Mr.. Lowell of st. Johnsbury has rented the
Bassett blacksmith shop and is doing good
business already.
Many from the Good Templars went to
Waterville last Friday night to the box
party and report a fine time.
j B. Page injured his ankle severely re-
Gently, stepping off from the veranda at Mr..
Cornell's, but is around again.
The little friends of master Henry Hawley
gave him a birthday party last week, and
the little folks had nice time.
Parties from Burlington have taken con-
tract to cut and skid about two million feet
of lumber for Tucker and Bunker onthe War
ner mountain lot.
Mrs. AIDA Melarie and John Dillon were
married last Wednesday at her home They
spent few days in Burlington and on theiI
return reception "as given them Friday ey'
ening
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs IT, z. White was in Burlington Friday
Clarence Brush is at home from st. Adams.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hulburd of Waterville is visiting
here.
Ira Morse is teaching schoolnear st. Johns
bury.
John Learnard was in Bakersfield last
week.
Mrs. L. A. Junior has returned from Col
chester i-
,, Harry Lee is visiting his grandfather. DR..
MIS-; Clarence Morse spent Sunday in Jeffer-
Mrs {. f. Hulburd was in Burlington on
N L G1 Atwell is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.
last week '''7 III W ~" II
this week --'''
in Noyes mill. - GU GU " oi'>
at the saw mill
1, ), Whipple and wife of Underhill were in
town Thursday.
hattie Hopkins is agent for ladies' and
chldrens goods.
Mabel Austin of Johnson is the guest of
her aunt, Mary Cady
ear load of cattle were shipped Monday
TO ID. [. Clark OfConn.
Della Miner is learning the dress-maker's
trade with Mrs. D. A. Jones
Albert Cutting and wife returned from a
Vlslt to Richmond Saturday.
William Patch and LATE Junior have finish
ed their job of painting at Jericho.
n
B. Paine has been having some painting
and papering done in his residence.
Henry Stafford was absent last week with a
party surveying on Mount Mansfield.
Mrs. l.. F. WILDER of Burlington, has been
visiting friends and relatives in town
q. Leonard, wife and daughter of Elmore
have been visiting at Wesley Macoy's.
Mrs Aaron Ellsworth, who has been quite
sick at her daughters, is much better. +
Mrs. Eliza Maeoy has returned from visit
to her brother, Horace Woods of Jericho
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HARDWICk,

VIM Button had u horse die last week.
Mrs ]. H. McLand is yet in Portland, Me.
Mr.. Brush had part of a car of apples this
week
There is a large demand for boarding
places.
The Centennial House trade is quite liable
to fall through.
DR.. Fairman has moved his office from the
Maple Park Hotel.
There will be cotillion party at the Cen
tennial House Nov. 18th.
There is no diminution in the quantity or
quality of the measles here, as new cases are
reported every day.
Chas. Lawson has moved from Mackville
into the tenement in the Woodbury. house,
vacated by j. w, Dutton.
Some one visited Geo. Hoyt's house one
night last week but got frightened away be-
fore they secured any valuahleS,
A man was in town Tuesday looking for a
chance to put in a laundry. There are quite
a number that hope he will succeed.
Mrs. George D, Bailey went to st. Johns.
bury on Monday, and on Tuesday started
from there for a winters visit in California
for the benefit of her health.
The party who took Perley Shattuck' s
wallet from the store Saturday afternoon had
better return it unless they want Abe to go
after it. There was enough in 1T so he will
not get anything for his work during the
month of October. These things are getting
most too frequent in this vicinity.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Amos billiard and wife have been visiting
in Barre the past week. y"
The Boyee family have moved to the s. B.
Wait place in Hyde Park.
Flora and Blanche Cheney spent the Sab
bath with their grandmother.
Mrs. Sherman is still slowly gaining and
can now walk without crutches.
Gertrudge Clark is learning the millinery
trade of Mrs. Brown of Hyde Park.
Sarah Dodge, who is so well known here,
died at her home in Lowell last Friday.
A pleasant time was participated in by old
and young at R. L. Fairbanks Saturday
evening.
Charles Alexander, who has hired the mill
property, has reprinted the same and is pre-
pared to do saving and grinding in first-class
style
Mrs. Cowles and family, who have been
stopping here for the past six months, have
gone to Georgia, which is to be their future
home
Mrs. Helen Town was called to Waterville,
owing to the sickness of her son, Nehemiah,
who was taken with the measles while visiting
cousins there.
r. l.. Fairbanks narrowly escaped a serious
accident while working round the cars at
Hyde Park depot, the result being an ugly
cash through the hand.
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walk and filling m IN front OF his residence
Lulu Bixby was baptized and received into
the Congregational church Sunday Morning
Mrs. George Brush and Kate, of Williams
town, are in town; to attend the Luce-Ellin-
wood wedding.
o. L. BOurn has moved from the Brush ten
ement on South street to part of Wallace
Parker's house.
L. R. Weston will move from the Wood
place at the harbor to the Morgan farm,
above the Centre, Marsh LIST.
Mrs. Sarah Coolidge of Boston, who has
been spending some time with her brother,
D. w. Cutting, returned to her home this
week.
Mary Stafford, of Minneapolis, who has been
spending the summer with friends in this
place, expects to start for the West next
Monday.
The Cambridge Cornet Band serenaded J
Learnard last Saturday evening, in honor of
the young lady who arrived there short
time since.
H. Story, Austin and H. Pennington have
been filling in their sidewalks with gravel,
thereby improving South street to a very
great extent.
Mrs. Joe Chayer of Cohoes, who has been
stopping some weeks at John Chayer's, has
gone to keeping house with her brother in
Rosco Fuller's house
So much interest has been shown in the
series OF meetings at the Methodist church
that they will be continued through this
week. All are invited.
Ere this is in print the marriage of Fred E,
Luce of Waterbury, and Eva, only child of
Burton S. Ellinwood, of this place, will in all
probability have taken place,
b. r. Holmes and Hattie Hopkins will at
tend the meeting of the Christian Endeavor
societies at st. Johnsbury. Nov. II and II.
as delegates from the society here.
John Hitchcock has been drawing lumber
the past week from Bucks mill for a new
sugar-house and hog-pen, which are soon to
be built on the Stowell place, which he occu-
pies.
Florence Reynolds of Burlington spent Sun
day IN town, visiting her mother, Mrs H.
Reynolds, and her sister, Mrs Frank Boyn-
ton, who are boarding at the American
House.
Word has been received that Mrs. D, K,
Stevens and Ruth will go to Boston on a few
weeks visit with Mr.. Stevens mother, who is
in poor health, before arriving here, as was
stated in last weeks issue.
Ex.-Gov, Hepdee and Hon. P. X. Gleed o.
Morrisvie, also B. A. Hunt, Heman Water
man and Barnum Austin of Johnson, were il
town last week, in attendance on the Freeman
VS. EULER lawsuit.
Friday night being All-Halloween, was full
ly observed by the hoodlums of the place
Gates walked off, front steps were filed VI
with all sorts of stuff and in some case
rocks were thrown at houses or on piazzas.
Last Friday evening a party of young PEG
pie gave Edith Kinsley, who is stopping Al
H. N. Gray's, a very pleasant surprise. it be
ing her eighteenth birthday. She was pre-
sented with a very handsome gold ring as a
souvenir of the occasion.
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FLETCHER.

DR. A L. Bingham ofWilliston was in town
Thursday.
Fife Montague closes her school at the Cen
tire this week.
c. B. learns was at home from Morris.
vile over Sunday
+. A. Kezar began a four months school in
Binghamville, Monday.
Lille Davis has returned from visit of ten
days among friends in Fairfax.
Mary Davis is visiting relatives in Swan
ton, and will be absent some time.
Mrs. G. G, bingham of Buffalo, New York,
visited her relatives here last week,
Mrs. AlYira Montague, who has been quite
i'll since her return from Morrisville, though
still feeble, is some better.
Mary Lord went to st. Adams Thursday to
attend the funeral of her brother DaytoR's
wife, who died of quick consumption,
Dayton Lord of Hartford, Conn, was here
last week to see his mother and sister. He
also went to Morrisville to see his brother
Henry.
Mrs Stuart who has been in Essex juno
ton caring for her sister, Blanche Bingham
since her illness, came home for a few days
after her funeral, but has returned there.
A good delegation of our school-teachers
were in attendance at the Teachers Institute
held at ST. Adams last week, anG
report an interesting and instructive session
with full attendance;
Clifton Scott, who was supposed to have al
ePysipelas sore on his hand a week ago, anC
was laid aside from work, is all right again
1t is now thought that it was touch Of
blood poison, caused by thecut upon his foot
some months ago. t.'
Ernest and Lena PIauty of Swanton made
brief visits among their relatives here las
week. The young mans health is poor, hi
lungs never having fully recovered from /
severe illness with pneumonia. His doctors
ordered him to go south for the winter aGC
he started Monday for Georgia, where Ii
hopes to regain his health.
1t is feared the measles were pretty thor
oughly distributed at Che antiquarian sup
per. One young man, whose brother and sis
was present, and the next morhihg was "
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book is a handy reference work to
have in the house, and can be recon-
mended as themost accurate and au-
thentic history of Vermont vet COM
piled. The authors name, Prin.
COnant of Randolph Normal school,
Is sufficient guaranty of this without
further endorsement.
DEATH OF V. W. WATERMAN.
Vernon W Waterman, of Cady's
Falls, died Tuesday night. He had
been in feeble health long time and
his death was not unexpected. Judge
Waterman was well-known through
out northern Vermont. For many
years he was County Auditor and
has held various other positions of
trust in his town and county. For
generations he was postmaster at
Cady's Falls, holding the position
under Republican and Democratic
administrations. Although in poll
ties he was an uncOmpromising
Democrat, he had host of friends in
all parties, who will regret to learn
of his death. He, was 10 years old
and the father of the wife of Hon. H.
H. Powers, Postal Clerk S. R. Water
man, and the late g. l.. Waterman.
In a future issue we hope to give a
more extended notice of his life. The
funeral will take place from his late
residence Thursday Afternoon at
O'Clock.
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broken out with them himself By the way
the antiquarian supper was success. A
large company was present and the supper
well patronized and much enjoyed. The sing
inp in which tallOw candles aided in keeping
time. created much excitement. The circle
meet again in this church vestry Thursday
afternoon of this week. The young peoples
social takes place in the evening of the same
day.
The Mitegatherers had large and pleasant
gathering at NJ. B. Hoopers Oct. 16, and
were invited to meet next with Mrs. Andrew
Lamb, which came on the 3Oth of the same
month. As it was Mrs. Lambs birthday
they concluded to surprise her, which was eff
fectuallv done when all being quietly seated
after tea, Mr.. NJ B. Hooper, in few direct
and appropriate words, presented her with
a book of poems. Mrs Riggs then read some
original lines written by request for the occa-
sion. After this the secret leaked out that
Mrs. Lamb had written some too, which all
insisted should be read, winch was done, and
the event proved pleasant and profitable to
all
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DOSlNES0 NJ iSES.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIoN-Notice is hereby
given that an examination of candidates for
certificates will be held at Hyde Park. Tues
day, Nov. Is, 1890, commencing at 9 O'Clock
a. m J. W. REDMOND, Supervisor.
NoTICE.-An persons indebted to me bv
book account win do well to settle the same
on or before December LIST, A. D. 1890.
W. NJ. PARKER, Woleott Vt.
Nov. 1st 1890.
Geo. E. Town has opened a new meat mar
ket in Harris feed store building, and solicits
the patronage of the people Fresh oysters
and tripe on hand. VIII run cart as hereto
fore
WANTED.-Two or three competent, and re-
liable men, to buy farm produce for us, in
LamOille County. Farmers who can give us
a part of their time, as we may want it, pre-
ferred. Address, with references.
JoRDoN Bros, Jericho Centre, Vt.
will sell my entire flock of 81 sheep. They
are young and of medium grade.
ID, r. SHERwIN, Hyde Park, Vt.
CoNANT's STEAM LAUNDRY, Concord, n H.,
Does the cleanest aud best work of any. Box
sent every week. Leave your bundles Mon
day with our agent, j. A. ROBINSON,
Morrisville, VT.
The subscribers have ten choice building
lots for sale. Said lots are near the depot,
also near the business part of Morrisvie.
Said lots cannot be surpassed for pleantness
around MorrisviIle. For further particulars,
inquire of d. c. and S. NJ. HARDY.
We wish to notify the public that we have
as desirable building lots for sale in Morris
vile as can be found within the district limits
Those who are thinking of buying should not
fail to look them over before buying else
where. c. NJ. 4 F. NJ. BoYNTON.
WANTED AT ONCEl-Ten tons Poultry. five
tons Butter, five cars Potatoes, one car vel
low-eyed Beans, one car home grown Corn
one car Oats. All of these wanted at Miles
Mcmahon & Co.'S and for the next eight
weeks we will sell all kinds of goods cheap
Great cloak sale; now while they last don't
miss seeing how cheap you can buy. See ouI
pile of underwear: Child's vests worth 35c
only zoe; ladies' vests worth 65c only Soc
gents shirts and drawers soc. See our 81
Jersey shirt. If you want fur coat don't
buy until you see our stock. Having decided
to enlarge our store we will mark down many
lines of goods to make room. Call and inC
out about the bounty on maple sugar.
MILES, MCMAHON & Co, Stowe.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

D. c. Smith is slowly improving.
B: f. Newton returned to Worcester, Mass.
Friday.
Arthur Leach is home from Craftsbury for
a few days.
Remember the promenade Saturday even
ing at Smiths hall.
Geo. Allen has been in Hardwick visiting
friends the past week.
Mrs. Wendell Jackson is very sick with in
fammatory rheumatism.
E. W. Prior returned to Burlington Mon
day, where he is being treated at the hospi
tai.
Rev. Ira Gray has returned from Milton
He brought with him an apple tree branch
loaded with ripe fruit, and at the same time
in full bloom
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-06

Mould and Battsford went to their homes
IN New York Tuesday to vote
The annual sOphomore-freshman football
game will take place Saturday
While the freshmen were playing football
Monday afternoon the sophomores descend
ed upon them and after a short scrimmage
succeeded in stealing the football
Several of the freshmen received a call from
a number of the sophOmores Friday night
and after due argument consented to enter
tam the sophOmOres with songs and extern
DOraneOuS speeches
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for the world than genius" was very ably
handled, the dispdtants were Affirmative,
Herbert Fairbanks and Elmer Crowell; Neg
ative, Clinton Crowell and Herbert Pape, the
whole being interpersed with recitations and
music. All had a pleasant time
We hear that some of our neighbors do not
live very tremendously. Cause: Pounding
cattle to the tune of S275
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sEs4eE '. ..sss :


School in District No. 2 closed Oct. 31st.
Whole number of days 90; number Of schol-
airs 20. Total attendance i 33. Those hav-
ing no absent marks are Lewis Lapoint. Alb
bic Heath, Henry Godfrey, Arthur Godfrey
The average marking in all written work was
high; Minetta Brown ranking highest. The
interest has been kept up throughout the
term, the scholars being very industrious.
NETTIE j. LEACH, Teacher.
School in District No. g closed Oct, 3 LIST.
Whole number of days 40 number of schol-
ars 81. Average daily attendance "A, Those
having no absent marks were Nancy Grace
and Jessie Hadgkins aud Harvey Brooke Le-
roy Davis was absent only one-half day. Lulu
Barnard and Sylvia Qhaflee one day each.
The scholars were very punctual, only two
getting tardy marks during the term. The
scholars have shown an interest throughout
the term in their studies, and their markings
average good. NED. F, CH4FFEE, Teacher,
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An honest Swede tells his story in plain but
unmistakable language for the benefit of the
public. "One of my children took a severe
cold and got the Group. ! gave her a tea
spoonful of Cham berlain's Cough remedy, and
this time she had to cough up the gathering
in her throat. Then she went to sleep and
slept good for fifteen minutes. Then she got
up and vomited then she went back to bed
and slept good for the remainder of the night
She got the Group the second night and gave
her the same remedy with the same good re-
suits. write this because | Thought there
might be some one in the same need and not
know the true merits of this wonderful medi
cine" Chas A. Thompson, Des Moines, Ia
50-cent bottles for sale by Gates, Morrisville
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1Belatpd.1
WOLCOTT

r. NJ. Hubbell is sick with a fever.
F. L. Peck is visiting friends in Sharon, Vt.
The town have built hearse house near
the cemetery.
About thirty couples attended the dance
here on Friday evening.
Earl WhittemoFe has moved ON to one of
Geo, Wilkins farms up the Branch.
Newell Woodward has moved to Walden
and is keeping a boarding
Orville Reed finished his labor here as fore
man for W. W. Cate on Saturday last.
NJ. j. Leach has built a new shed and con-
nected his house and barn with walk or al
ley.
NJ. S. Burnell and wife. L. S. Morse and
wife, and :. A. Fife and wife, were in Montpel-
Ter last week.
There will be a regular meeting of the W;
R. c. Saturday, the Sth. Comrades of the
G. A R. and friends OF the W. r. c. are in
yited to come in at 8 p m.
Chas. n. Thomas will deliver his celebrated
lecture :" Here and There in the CIVIL War,
aud exhibit more than one hundred stereop-
tican views at the Universalist church on
Wednesday evening, Nov 18th.
Mrs. Whittemore was struck by wild en-
glne ON the crossing near PottersFlle while
driving pair of horses and thrown IRON the
carriage. One of the herses was so badly in
jured that it had to be killed. Mrs. White
more and the other horse only received few
scratches.
Rev. !, p. Booth will deliver lecture at
the school-house on Friday evening, Nov. 81,
mt 100 p. m. Subject: parents and the
School" Admission ten cents. Proceeds to
go towards buying a globe for the school
room. As his lectures are very highly spoken
of it is hoped it may call out good house.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Mr.. T. L. Brown has let his house to Mr.
Doyle
Mr.. Boardman. came near losing good
| horse.
Geo, Jerrengo is to work for his brother,
! VIM. Nelson.
George Merritt is out with nice looking
meat cart selling meat.
| Mr.. Yigent has moved on to his farm and
| is making some repairs.
Truman Jones has returned from his sum-
mer trip for short stay. =
Mr.. Steve Fogg lost valuable horse last
week by falling down and breaking his hip.
| The neighbors feel sorry for him as it was all
the team he had to do his work with. ~
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No RosIN,-There seems to be q
general demand for an explanation
OF the words ono rosin," which APP
pear so frequently in newspapers.
" No rosin" is the characteristic of
Brussels soap, which is a white boiled
soap delicately' perfumed. House
Keepers for years have been trying to
procure a soap that would be eco
homlcal, pleasant to handle, fit for
general household purposes, and alb
solutely free from rosin. Such a Dap
is Brussels soap, and that is why ev,
erybody is saying emo rQsin."