News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-04-10
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Eugene H1tchins and family are moving to
Sterling.
Ed Edison has gone to live with his father,
Sylvester Edison,
Rev. Mr.. Wright goes to conference Tues
day of next week.
Mrs. NJ E. French has been quite sick with
La grippe and other troubles.
0. W. Butler, of Faribault, Mimi. is in
town on his annual business visit.
C. S. Clark's sUgar-hush has made over
AGO lbs. of maple syrup this season.
J. S. Stone is moving to his recently pur-
chased residence, the r. Y. Corse place,
There is a large amount of sickness in town
at the present time some cases being very
severe.
VIII Bennett will give a public entertain
ment at the close of his dancing school, fur
ther notice of which will be given.
The death of Mrs Daniel Russell took place
on Monday morning. She was living with
her son, Joseph Her age was about 60.
H. B. Faunce will carry those wishing to
attend the lecture by Sam Small at Morris
vile April 25 for SO cents each for the round
trip.
DIR. James, of Waterbury, and pr. Grout
were in consultation ON Wednesday regarding
James b. Houstin's sickness. They report
nothing unfayorable.
Mrs. McAllster, aged T5 years, widow of
the late Harvey McAllster, died of pneumo
ia on Tuesday morning. She was very
worthy Christian woman. Funeral services
not announced at this writing.
The members of the Mount Mansfield Drum
Corps are requested to meet at Stafford's
store Saturday evening, April II, at 7:30, to
strdighten up affairs. 1t is necessary that
every member be present if possible,
Walter Burnett had the misfortune to break
his night leg near the ankle while scutfiing at
school q few days since. 1t was pulled into
| place by one Of the boys and afterwards
| splinteFed by br. Grout, and is now doing
well.
| Mystic lodge, of this place, is the recipient
of very nice set of staff holders, which
| have recently been placed in positions They
are the gift of Mr. Fred Livingston, of Nor
risville, tQ WAoin the brotherhood return
| hearty THANKS.
The frequent deaths and huriafs in town
the past winter, has kept our hearse on the
move much of the time, and its popular dri-
yer, Mr.. Dixie, has often found his services
called to other towns because of his very az
ceptable service and superior turnout.
young Mr. Merchant, at work in the
saw=Inill at the "FOrks," was seriously hurt
Monday by being caught in the betting, but
| which fortunately broke after breaking his
shoulder and two ribs, and otherwise serious
ly injuring him. His chances of life were mar
row. ~
Carlos Mepdou Of Kingston p. O., is in
town, the guest of his cousin, w. l. Thomas
Mr.. Mendoll is a professional tuner of pianos
organs, etc, and occasionally comes here for
that purpose. About forty-Aye years ago he
taught school at the lower village and is re-
memhered by many of our people.
@. E. Luce and J. ]. YeaFen appreciative
of the many kindnessas and courtesies shown
them while at Fort Payne, Ala, recently, by
mine host l.. B. BOyntOn, have shipped him
by express goodly-sized box of Vermont S
incest maple sugar and syrup, which they
think will be taothsome and a reminder of
homo and his many friends here.
The funeral services and burial of Mrs. Ell
mer Shaw took place at the residence of her
father, Clement Moody, on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Wright officiating. For some months
she has been WASTING with consumption,
though generally hopeful of recovery. 1t is
said of her that she had kindly heart and
was beloved by those who best knew her.
She leaves one little child, too young to roal-
iza mothers loss.
The friends of Bert Buzzell will be glad to
learn OF his prospective recovery Three OF
more months ago he received a fracture O
: the left arm near the shoulder and was taken
down with rheumatic fever, which settled il
his injured arm, producing a large abcess
which came neal costing him his life. He be
, came greatly emaciated, losing in flesh from
169 to 1O7 pounds. 1t has been only by the
closest medical attention by DIR. Church ant
careful nursing that hP is able to show again