News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

Our Academy Notes are crowded
out this week.
J. HI. Barnes and wife are moving
to farm in Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman of Ludlow
have been visiting in town.
The three hotels were all crowded
full Tuesday night by people attend
ing the reunion.
John Miles, who is on the road for
Moore. Smith & Co., Boston, was in
town over Sunday.
Elmer Wade has vacated the
Barnes house and moved to one of
the Bakery tenements.
The connecting of Brooklyn with
the water works is brought to halt
by lodges encountered.
Mr.. Donahue, of the Kingsland
company, Burlington, is putting IN
plumbing in the corner block.
C.K. Leach has painted his house
on Summer street with a cream color,
thereby improving its appearance
A council of the Bay State Beneti-
ciary association was organized here
Friday evening with twenty mem
bers.
Walter Gilbert, who has been quite
sick in Boston, is able to resume
work. which his friends in town will
be glad to learn.
The first of October has given US a
series of beautiful days, with bright
skies and clear air, all of which can
be fully appreciated.
Walter Guymont packed up his
goods and changed his abiding-place
to Boston last week. He intends to
engage in business there.
REPRESENTATIVE Livingston was at
home over Sunday. He was put on
the Committee on Rules, one OF the
first appointed committees
Mr.. Campbell, who is to form q
partnership with George Lang In the
iewelrv business, has benin town tol
q few DAYS, and will soon move his
family here.
The last reminder of our Centen
niaI-the arch at the head of Congress
street. was pulled down by the boys
on Friday night, and the fragment
were cleared up on Saturday
The Woman's ReliefCorps will hav'
their regular meeting Tuesday, Oct
IA A large attendance is desired a
there is business of Importance to b
done. Do not fail to be present.
The market firm on the corner ha
dissolved, Mr.. Langworthy HAVING
boupht out Mr.. Barney. 1t is report
cd that Mr.. Barney and MIR. Demln
are to 90 into business IN HYDE farf
The Rutland Herald says: Ire
Don1ino a weII-known hotel man, ha
AGAIN connected himself with the u
nam House, Bennington, Where !
will be found by many frlendS III u
travelling public"
The q Friesland, after a pledSa !
and prosperous voyage rea 6n ~ II
destination Saturday, Sept. 70, ma
inc taken ten days from New 1orh
Antwerp. So says a letter from ME
Hickok to friends in town.
The Sons of Veterans announce
masquerade promenade 1or + rlua
evening of this week. 1here slou
and undoubtedly will be large d
tendance. See bills for particular
Nasks can be had at Robinson 8
In looking about for fall clothlI
do not forget that at q; NJ. aCt t
man s NAV be found full ana COZ
nIefe stock at prices as low as 7
lowest A full line of gents turnls
in@@oods always on hand SeeadN
local cub of the Granite Sta
Proyident Association was orgahiz
here last Friday evening ihel[ d
vertisement, which appears eiseWht 3
should be read by anyone VINO II
money to invest or who WISHES
build.
Mrs. NJ. p. Bell of Craftsbury' "
il State superintendent of the prist
iail and almshouse department OF
W. C. T. L., was in town last We.
That department will apply TO
present Legislature for a charter
q home for friendless women.
Reports of fire at Charles NO
barn on Thursday night, ana
later sounding of the fire alal
turned out our present efficient
department in short order. Cheml
No. / was on the ground first,
course, and extinguished the IRE
fore much damage was DONE