News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-02
HARDWICk.

Tuesday Mr.. Brush not as well.
Z. Reed took in the Boston excursion.
Wv. Rand is at home from Fort Payne.
A lyceum has been organized at the Acade-
my.
Rev. A. B. Blake has gone to Barten on a
visit.
L. D. Hathaway was at st. Johnsbury
Monday.
W, W, Clifford and wife reached Dalhonega,
Ga, safely.
l.. II. Warren has received new lot of
seighs, etc.
Verp Dutton is out again after two weeks
wrestie with the mumps.
The Masonic oyster supper and entertain
ment was a complete success.
C. L. Hines and wife celebrated their. tenth
wedding anniversary Tuesday.
c. c. Collier and wife, and F, A. George and
| wife, of Barre, were in town last week.
/ Quarterly meeting services will be held at
| the NJ E. church two weeks from last Sunday
The Hardyick correspondent of the News
AND CITIZEN wishes everybody happy New
| Year.
W d Drown son-in-law of Bernard Pow
ers died of consumption at No, Troy last
week.
E. D. Dutton, Walter Perrin and Adams
| PhilbFook expect to take in the Boston eX-
| cursion this week,
The new Opera House is a settled fact, as
the lot has been purchased or bargained for,
| and the timber cut
| The high gind of Monday morning took of
part OF tho roof of Gid. Burnham's large
| barn in West Woodbury..
The Maple Park House has again changed
hands. Robbins & Kimball have leased it to
A. d. Hopkins, formerly in the hotel at
| Greensboro Bend.
Hon. D. w. Aiken is confined to the house
and room by sickness, and does not seem to
gain much. Mrs. Peck of Burlington is with
her mother, Mrs. Aiken.
Mr. Brush was taken sick Friday night
with what proved to be pneumonia, but th'
doctor is in hopes he has succeeded in ar
resting the violent development of the disease
l.. II. Lewis of the News AND CITIZEN wal
in town last Thursday, He left his clubbing
rates with Shattuck, and will be pleased tC
receive renewals for any paper you want
through him,
The st. Johnsbury Republican took off tn
rest of the county papers last week by
cartoon 1t may wish it had not done 81
before they all get through with it. Harri
will of course go for it.
Don't forget if you want to buy a shot GU
or revolver, now is your time. Shattuck'
special sale of those goods closes next Satul
. | day. If you don't want one until spring
| y
There will be a donation visit for the benz
fit of Ed. A. p Drown in his new residence a
Mackville in Hardwick, an. 10. 1890, afte
noon and evening, Refreshments in the ev'
ming as usual Everybody invited,
4 BELATEp.l
| W. S, Rich has moved into DR.. Darling
i house.
= Mrs. !. V. Edwards has returned to Chiei
go, her mother having recovered
Wheeler & Shipman are cutting lart
amount of timber on the mountain, ineludln
that for the new opera house
Christmas tree at the M, E. church Tuesdt
!, | evening loaded with the usual quantity OF q
- ticles both useful and ornamental. McLou
had his doll this year.
l. Mrs. Chubb, mother of Dennison Club
who is in her Tooth year, is very feeble. '
4 all hope she will live to celebrate her 100
a birthday, which would be next summer,
The Ietter-boxes have arrived and are.
Gated as follows: One at corner of Chur
? and Depot street, one at the Hathaway &C
1e ner, and one on the corner of McLoud's bloc
he Collections will be regularly and prompt
le made, as mails now go at 11:3O a. m. a
a. 4:2O D. m. Mail for Woodbury. Stage line
a. fer 4:2O D. IN. will need to be mailed at
post-otfice in order to go next morning.