News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-07-31
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Taxpayers See "notice"
G. II. Smalley of Lyndonville was
in town last week.
The check list has been posted in
the town clerks office.
Chas. Campbell and wife of Barre,
are in town for a few days.
Mrs. c. j. Patch and daughter
Edith are in town for few days.
Col. c. S. Forbes, of the Boston
Journal was in attendance at the
county convention.
Flora Campbell of Lowell, Mass, is
spending her vacation at her fathers,
Calvin Campbell, Esq.
Bulah Waterman entertained a
number of her young friends at her
home Friday evening.
Items of personal nature, such as
friends who are visiting you, if hand
ed into the office will be published.
Milo Holbrook with his wife and
youngest son, of New York, are spend
ing the summer at Chas. HOlbroOks.
A communication from Supervisor
Redmond, of special interest to teach
ers, is published in another column.
National Bank Examiner Kemp in
spected the Lamoille County National
Bank last week, and of course found
it O. X.
The trout fishing season winds up
Thursday. After that day leave the
speckled beauties alone or look out
for the law.
Geo. D. Sherwin and family are in
town for few days. While here Mr..
Sherwin will do electric work for vari
Gus parties.
L. 0. Greene, Esq, Inspector of FL
nance was in town Friday evening
and went through the Savings Bank
in an official capacity.
Mrs. Thos. W. Hyde, who has been
absent in California and other places
in the West for several months, re-
turned home Monday.
Supervisor Redmond is in attend
ance at the summer school at Barton
Landing. He delivered an address
there Tuesday afternoon.
The Y. P. S. C. E. meetings have
been changed to Sunday evening,
commencing at sharp, half an hour
before the regular meeting
A. B. Kingsland of Burlington, was
in town Friday and Investigated the
possibility of putting in a sewer, re-
porting favorably thereon.
Attorney Mcfarland comes out
with a fine new rig-the horse one of
c. r. Pages Tattersalls and the
buggy one of F. r. Child's Chicopee
wagons.
The young people at 1.-The Elms .
gavea Salmagundi'' party Monday
evening, which was attended by a
number from the village. 1t was a
very pleasant entertainment.
Excursion tickets to the National
Encampment at Boston next month
will be sold at this station for $3.50
good to go from the 18th to the
18th and return up to the Goth.
E. A. Start left last Thursday for
his home in Cambridge, Mass. After
short stay there he will locate in
st. Johnsbury, coming over here two
days in the week to work for c. 5.
Page.
The decorations at the Town Hall
were put up by Cushing Nichols, the
artist, and the various designs and
tasty arrangements of the bunting
was the cause of many complimentary
remarks.
Union Sunday school has it's an
nual picnic at Gilmore Pond Saturday
of this week, Aug. ID A general in
vitation is extended to all to attend
Teams will be provided for convey
ance of members of the school. Meet
at the vestry at eight O'Clock sharp
Hon. C. S. Page and Major Valen
tine were in town on Thursday anC
visited Raponda and the Swedes. In
the evening Mr.. Page was serenadeC
by the band at H. Mann, Jr's., and 8
number were introduced and had the
pleasure of shaking hands with the
next governor of Vermont Whining:
ton Correspondent of BrattleboTC
Phoenix.
Nothing but the fear of the fat
, which befell the children in Scripture
times prevents many of the rising
generation from addressing tn
county clerk in similar terms. IL
: placed himself in the hands of tn
! tonsorial artist Saturday, and whel
: the Job was completed his head ant
face were as sleek and clean as that o
> a new born babe.
There was fair attendance at tn
Republican caucus Saturday evening
: The following delegates were elected
: f. B. Sawyer, H. NJ. Mcfarland, Il
: W. Hulburd, s. B. Waite, H. c. Lar
pher, F. r. Childs, L. E. Harrington
V. H. Gilmore, L. p. Butts. The TO
lowing is the town committee: '. Il
e Gilmore, F. R. Child, D. c. Smith, L
II C.. Munson, S. B. Waite.
Il CENTREYILLE.
e Some have had new potatoes.
,e Haying is progressing and some have fl
20 ished already.
We learn that Mrs. Silas Ellsworth is veI
sick with measles.
l. Fannie Calkins is teaching school in tl