News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-18
LOCAL NEWS
MORRIS VILLE.

MORRlSNILLE.
A. R. Pike is out again after long
sickness.
The ''school-marms" are here il
good numbers.
}. W. Daniels and wife are spending
a few days with rela tives in NORTH
Wolcott.
Dentist Robinson has opened his
new rooms and now has a most pleas.
ant office.
c. 2. Eldred is preparing to open a
shoe-store in the Matthews building
across the way.
The minstrel show last night was a
big success. They repeat it again to-
night. Go and see it.
Mrs. Harvey Rich started Monday
evening for her home in Fargo, n. D.,
after few months visit here.
". H. Robinson is now in his new
store in the brick block, and has a
neat, roomy and convenient place of
business.
The Ladies' Industrial society will
serve their usual supper in the Con-
gregational vestry Friday evening
All invited.
An article giving information about
the annual Lamoille Valley Veterans
reunion is in our hands, which is
necessarily omitted this week.
Thomas Barker, agent of the Gran
lite State Provident Association, was
in town a short time on Monday, as
sistlng the local club to put their
affairs into shape.
Dr. johnson and wife returned last
week, and are now comfortably To-
Gated in Mrs. CIRCUITS house. We are
glad of this addition to Morrisville's
society, and welcome them home.
The continued cold weather and
good sleighing makes everybody hap
DIV, particularly the lumbermen. Cen
eral good health prevails, and trade
is brisk, for which we should all be
thankful.
The Farmers League meets next
Saturday, Dec 20, p. m. We want
every member of the League to be
present. Invite your neighbors, even
if they do not belong to the League
Let us have a good social time. W.
Hervev C. Boardman of Morrisville
and Mrs. Alice s. Manning, a native
and former resident of the village,
were married at the home of the
bride, junction of Pine and Middle
streets, Claremont, n. H., Dec. 10,
1890, by Rev. James t. Jackson, OF
Cornish, n III. No cards.
Edson's monograph, the wonder
of the 10Th century is now on exhibit
ton at the Boston store, Burlington,
Vt. This wonderful machine will be
in operation every hour during the
Holiday season for ) minutes from
2 in the morning until the close of
business. excepting the hours OF II
m. and 6 D. m. for the entertainment
of the public. Speeches, songs and
instrumental music rendered to per-
fiction. This enterprising firm, Leo
& McLaren, furnish all an opportun-
itv to see the greatest wonder OF the
ace and all our readers should make
an effort to see it. They would feel
amply paid for the trouble.
On Thursday evening a weil-flled
house greeted the second entertain
ment of our lecture eourse-t1e AP-
pleton quartet, As has been SAID,
they are all artists of ability and es-
peciallv in the quartets showed the
resnlt of study and careful training
Nearly every number received an en-
core. Every seat was engaged before
the people had begun to come IN, ana
several were turned away tor lack OF
room. which indicates that our course
is deservedly popular and has come
TO stav. The next lecture Is by rev
Madison C.. Peters next THURSDAY
Dec IS. upon the subject Is Mar
,iogs . Failure?" There should be
fnII house and doubtless will be.
OUR TOWN LIBRARY.
A large number assembled at tht
town hall last Friday evening 10 OF
sragize the Town Library Assocla
zion. blt owing 10 the severity OF Iii'
weather. which prevented any attend
auce from other parts OF tGe UoM WI
tho meeting was adjourned to I'd.
evening of Friday the 18TH at
O'Clock. This action was taken una "a,
our people who do not live IN tne vi
lage might have an opportunity !,
attend. 1t is hoped that our peoPi'
will remember that the library 10
town institution and that all IA, ar
most cordially and anxiously sonciD
ri TO attend the next meeting, as tn'
sFoa rization will then beetfected ah'
RsEff = ~ ,ao,,o-ts will be made.