News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-28
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.


hall Saturday evening.
DR.. Sheldon is clerking in Slocum's
store during his absence.
Miss Annie Chaplin. of Enosburg, is
visiting at Mrs. III. Hubbelfs.
Gen. W W Grout, NJ. c.. was in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
The high water of last week played |
havoc with some of the piers of the
new railroad bridge.
Mrs. W H. Robinson is camping
at Hazen's Bay, North Hero, with a |
party from Craftsbury.
See Dr. Hubbell at the Morrisville |
House next week, and get spectacles
to exactly suit your eyes.
VIII Clark and wife are making an
extended trip through this and New
York state, stopping at Rutland and
Saratoga.
Regular convocation of Coral chap
ter, o. E. S, at Masonic hall Tues
day evening, Sept. :, at 7:30. Full
attendance desir, q.
Elmer E. Hurd and wife, of Man
chester, \. H., have been spending
the past three weeks in town visiting
relatives and friends.
The tenement at Daniel Smiths.
vacated this week by w H. Robin
son, is to be occupied by John Morse
of WOlcott, who moves here.
Barber Clark has put in new mug
rack and sixty new mugs, besides
new shelves, and third chair. over
Il
Geo. K. Currier and wife and C. H.
Slocum and wife left last Thursday
for an extended pleasure trip to St.
John and Halifax, going via Boston.
W. NJ. Parker advertises some de-
>sirable building lots in Morrisvilie
for sale, which will be worth inspect
ing. Land in Morrisville is getting
valuable in spite of abandoned
farms"
George Tracy, of Nashua, Iowa, is
in town, staying at c. W Fitch's, af-
ter an absence of thirty-five years.
His father, Thomas Tracy, will be re-
membered as a former resident of
this village.
The advertisement of the Morris
vile Steam Laundry appears else
where in this weeks paper. The quail
ity of their work is excellent, and the
Droprietors assure us that the orders
are increasing daily.
Friday evening, Sept. ), Miss Carrie
E. Fairman gives reading In the
NJ. r. church. The favor with which
these entertainments are being re-
ceived is a good recommendation.
Admission 10 cents.
The Glover Blossoms" a mission
ary society recently organized among
the Young ladies, will hold a social
and promenade in the concert in the
Town Hall Friday evening, to which
all are invited. An admission fee OF
10 cents will be charged.
Arthur L. Cheney and Miss NJ. En-
ma Massey were married at WOrces
ter. Mass, Thursday, Aug. u, by
Rev. Z. p. Carpenter. Both are wei
known here, Mr.. Cheney being one o
our business men. The NEWS AM
CITIZEN extends congratulations
Having failed to make satisfactor,
rates with either the Danville or Cab
OF clubfor a game next Saturday tn
No Names will play a picked nine @
the best players in the county. !
GOOD game may beeXpected. Admls
sion. 10 cents. Proceeds to go I
the home team. Turn out and hel
them.
Those who attended the No Name
st. Johnsbury game here last Weei
were much surprised over the con
ments of the Caledonian and Repul
lican. We were not aware that III
game was played upon a side-hlll IN
PASTURE or that to this was due u
defeat of the st. JOhnsburys. VINE
the Creepers won game on the san
ground several years ago no cor
DIaint was made on this accoun
Maybe the fact that the heavy mite
of the No Names knocked two ofthe
nitcbers out of the box had som
tbino, TO do with their defeat. WIZ
a club is fairly beaten we believe
their bearing it in a manly way.
THE CANP-MEETING-
Although last Wednesday mornil
was fair and pleasant, the first day
weather proved to be true prophe
of what would prevail during the
mainder of the session. And TO
cold and rain is probably due t
Gobt attendance; though the Il
that many other camp-meetlngs &
also. being held this week througho
tho State doubtless accounts for 1T
some measure. The grounds were
filed with people, however, 1or
Sunday afternoon services. Folio
ING is the list ofspeakers for the we
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. u.
Emery of Stowe; evening, Rev u.
Wright of Cambridge. IhqrsG
morning, Rev. l.. +. Taylor OF Unc
hill: afternoon, W. f. NJ. ). meetI
with an address by Rev A. j. Hot
of Montpelier-''a address OF Il
excellence and beauty, as was
nected: Mrs. ID. p. Bragg OF Elm
presided: in the evening, Rev; A.
Enwrioht of Bakersfield. Fro
morning Rev. j. S. Lanford oil
New Hampshire conference; al
noon an address to the EpWo
Ieao~ue bv Rev. w. ;. Smlthers
Rarre. also a children's meeting
Inv Miss Pomeroy of st. Adams eN
mo Rev. G. A. Smith OF Falfl
Saturday morning, Rev. ) Il. NM n,
of GEORGIA afternoon, Rev. Chu
Tahor IT Essex; evening, Rev. A.
Ford of Milton. Sunday morn
Rev DR. Knox of Manchester, n.
afternoon, Rev. G. A. Smith of st t
hans. followed by an address Il
Rav Mr.. Rice of Bordentown' ".
colored minister who IL tfaFe
through Vermont in the interes
the colored Industrial sehool at
dentcwn; evening, Rev. DR.. kno
Manchester. Monday morning. 81
Mr. Hall of the Thological sen yen
Boston: afternoon, Key. MI r, M II
New Jersey; evening, Rev. " Il
len of WoIcott. Many prayer-lll
ings were held in the dlfiere wv !
during the session. Rev. a. " -
Of Milton was the able musical ul
or, assisted by choir anu III NJ,
AT the business meeting the loiio