News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISXILLE.

Mrs. W H. Robinson is visiting her
parents in Craf1sbury
The board of listers begin this week
the appraisal of real estate.
W S. Cheney and family spent Dec
grafton Day in Burlington.
Mrs. B. B. Hawse, of Barre, is visit
ing her brother, d. c. Spaulding.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid meets
at the parsonage Friday afternoon.
G. W Doty has given his residence
a decided Frightening up with a coat
ofpaint.
c. ]. Merrill comes to the front with
a hen S egg which measures Sh by 81.
Who beats?
A new piano at DR.. Woodward's
now joins the chorus with the other
new ones through town.
John Clark, of Morristown, has a
two-year-old colt sired by Cassius
Clay, which measures 1873; weight
90 lbs.
A. NJ. Burke has sold to George
Foss and others three acres of land
on both sides of the street, formerly
belonging with the pink cottage prop
erty.
Julius Bliss returned on Saturday
from a month work with the Hardy
& Harris company. On account of
i'll health he has been obliged to give
up the work.
The Good Templars have returned
to their former place of meeting over
the town hall, and will hold a meet
ing for further organization in that
pace on Saturday evening.
A travelling athlete drew quite a
crowd near the hotel Wednesday
evening with an exhibition of muscle,
and in return drew somewhat on the
liberality of the spectators.
1t may he interesting to some OF
our people to learn that Mrs. Flora
f. Jones, widow of the late Cyrus
Jones of Elmore. now in Northamp
ton, Mass. has received a pension
with considerable back pay.
There seems to be promise of {
complication of matters as connected
with the rightful title to ownership
of the old Christian church property
At present one side of the building il
re-shingled by one party, and turthe
operations in that line stopped b.
another party.
A. A. Niles received his blanks ant
papers for the demonstrating of tn
town on Saturday, and began hi
work ON Monday. So now, all hand
polish up your memory as to you
exact age, etc, and be ready to &C
commodate that very inquisitive in
dividual, the enumeration.
George Tillotson, who has bough
of |. o. Andrews the Fisher place o.
upper Main street, has removed tn
ell part and moved back the mail
part, intending to build new front
Andrews buys the ell part, to whicl
he will build front on his land run
ming south from the street.
W. W. Peck, of the Corners, said t.
US lately: g. We don't claim to bea
everything at saving, but in tw'
days of ten hours each we sawed IS
logs into inch boards. and in twelv
days we sawed BIZ logs, with A. A
exander at the lever, his first year a
this let us know"
Dr. Royce, specialist of chronic o
lingering diseases, will be at the UI
ion House, Morrisville, from June
until Friday night, June 13. Anyon
suffering with any form of chronic o
lingering disease may consult hi
free of charge. The Doctor is we
known in this section, and no on
need hesitate to consult him Will
here. Remember he uses only purel
vegetable remedies and cures wheI
all Others fail. Call and be convince
of his great healing powers with nf
lures remedies.
Warnings are posted calling for
meeting of the legal voters of the vi
lage district Friday, May ID, p. m
fol' the purpose of accepting or nc
accepting an act of incorporation
In our present state of growth an
population it is undoubtedly I'll
opinion of the majority that the vi
Iage should be Incorporated. 1t Wi
certainly be a step in advance an
but following the precedent as give
by all villages of like size and pro
poets throughout the State. TIL
m citing should have the presence an
support of every voter in the distric
DR.. Hubbell is meeting with d.
gree of success in Morrisville and l.;
mobile county tiattering enough t