News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-27
Hyde Park, Nov. %. 1890.
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILIE-

lyn.
Frank Strong and wife will keen
house IN the Haskins house over the
river.
Anna George, daughter of Harri-
son George. still continues very seri-
ously ill.,
ID. c. Hardy has been confined to
the house a few days with a renewal
of rheumatism.
Oscar McGregor of Richford has
moved his family into the Reed house
on Bridge street.
George Cheney butchered a four
months pig on Monday for E. IL.
Dixie that dressed 552 lbs.
DIR. Johnson contempIates a trip to
New Hampshire next week on impor-
tant business. We wish him good
luck
There will be no Sabbath-school at
the Universalist church next Sunday.
owing to the absence of Miss Kings
bury.
Frank Batchelder has a house up
and enclosed on the proposed new
street running south from Charles
Stafford's.
In the past week nature has taken
on a genuine wintry aspect. On Sun
day and Sunday night thermometers
took quite a tumble.
Frank Thomas gashed his foot
quite badly with an AK, while chop
ping in the woods last week, and is
laid ND in consequences
Currier and wife are in Boston this
week purchasing Christmas goods.
They are to spend Thanksgiving with
friends in New Hampshire. -
From all reports there seems to be
promise of large crop of Thanks
giving and Decemb Der weddings among
the residents of the community.
Levi Grout has rented his farm and
has taken possession of the Jewett
wood and iron-working shops near
the depot, which were recently bought
by him.
A number of the young ladies are
at present practicing the Greek pos
lures, fencing, etc, all of which they
hint is going to materiallze week
from Friday.
DUty has just put in large stock
of the celebrated Windsor K Newton
tube paints and artists supplies. He
has a fine assortment and artists
will do well to call on him.
Mr.. Bolac has moved his goods
here from Enosburgh Falls, and viii
open up a meat market in the Burke
& Whitney building as soon as 1T Is
vacated by W II. Robinson.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid o
the Methodist church at Henry
Waits on Friday afternoon and even
ING was largely attended and very
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Rev. Frederick Millar will occupy
the desk in the Universalist churcl
Sunday evening, Nov. 30, at 6:3'
O'Clock. Subject, 4" Is the Bible to b.
taken literally ~ 2 Cor. 3: 6.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass has placed som
eshow-cards (prlnted at tn
News AND CITIZEN Office of course) II
various public places, giving hours G
service at the Methodist church.
Mr.. Bolac. who is to open a meat
market here, unloaded his househoI
goods from the ears yesterday, an
will occupy the house just completes
bv r. FL. Peck near Maple street
The opening at the studio OF Mis-
Bradley at the bakery building o
Saturday called out goodly nun
her. who found much enjoyment ]
looking over the pictures executed b
her.
New mamie syrup in November
Will Thayer breaks the record clea
off By bringing in sample OF III
maple syrup made from sap gaUhere
last Friday. What's the use oil goin
to Florida?
The appointment of Hon. +. r
GIeed as State Tax Commissioners is
most excellent selection, and WI
meet the hearty approval of LamoIl
county and a host of friends throug
out the State.
While buying your groceries, WI
fer clothing, etc, don't forget thu
Nunson's store is still running, wal
a large stock of the best good
while every effort is made to plea
and satisfy customers.
DIR. C. w Tinker, of Stewart, MINI
a native of the town, is visiting rel
tives here after an absence OF sIXte'
wears. The Doctor speaks very ing
" of the many indications OF thr
and prosperity in our thriving V
lage.
Raonlar annual convOcation
Coral cbapter O. +. ;. for election
officers Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 1:30 p
an attendance desired. Tho
having rituals belonging to the cha
fer viii please bring them IN at III
time.
Union public Thanksgiving servi I
are TO be held at the Meenou
church tomorrow (IhursdayJ eE'
mo when a sermon will be preach
nv Rev. Mr.. Douglass. The cong
o,tional church bell Will ring at
hour.
Uorkmen from Mason q Cc
sbons in Winooski are here puGll
mn ceiling of hazel wood III Or ma
section Of the new block, ana COZ
tors and shelves in the stores 10
occnnied by Lang 4 Campbell d
W. ii. Robinson.
Why do we not have a. chorai so 80
~ in this village this winter
hundred of our singers WOuid iihe
train together one evening IN Z,
week with a slight expense per M
her. they could then command u g +,
petent leadership and be well
barred to aid in any sort OF an en- ~
ta;nr,ent while the effect upon CT
singing and evening meetings W e.
- .biIe ct us hear IT
the interested ones. =,
The concert given under the dl
ton of Prof. Whipple on Truly :,
ing furnished an evening ,;nvabIe
ment of real worth ana enJoya 4,I
all. The vocal and instruLle si. a.
lections were finely rendered by u