News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-19
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MOFFISVIile.
LOCAL NEWS.
ISVILLE.

Alton Stone arrived from New York
on Saturday.
Joseph Miller has sold his house to
Henry May, of Wolcott.
Mrs. Adams, of Boston, is visiting
with Mrs p K Gleed
Richmond has the frame up for his
new house north of Wolcott street.
H. a Slayton has a large barn
nearly completed near his residence.
George Lang has hoisted a glowing
new sign in front of ms jewelry store.
r. II. Peck has commenced to build
n new house west OF the Frank
Wheeler house.
Tle Ladies Missionary society is
to meet at the Congregational yestry
OIL FRIDAY afternoon.
Chas Moulton has sold the double
lot south OF his house to Mrs. Il. S.
Adams, OF Northdeld.
r. H. Peck has sold to Joseph Mil
Ter two lots on Cherry avenue next
to his present property.
Miss Jessie Slayton left on Friday
lOl Nicll w II ltllbS III view I1tlIlD-
shire and Massachusetts.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church is to meet with Mrs. Board
man Shaw on Friday afternoon.
Warnings areposted for the annual
school meeting to be held on Tues
day evening of next week at the Acad-
envy.
Al wishing to attend the singing
class being formed by Miss Healey,
please meet her at her residence next
Thursday at : p. m.
W. W. Peck has bought of 4. NJ.
Burke the residence of the late c. c.
Burke on Wolcott street, now occu-
pied by J. W. Daniels.
E. f. Foster, l.. p. Soper, E. S.
Robinson and c. A. Gle attended the
meeting of the Grand Lodge at Bur-
lingtoR last week. The two former
are officers in that body.
. A number of business notices app
pear this week in regard to locations
Tor suffers stands on Centennial day.
Read them and make your selection.
hNoE Wal III GhCl1llA-S ClIt NE=
lightful for talking at the gate, but
for fellow to stay until the girls get
weary and leave him, is not always a
Merritt Orious proceeding. Go sooner
next time.
The board of examining surgeons
organized at Morrisville this week,
with E. J. Hall as president, A. Cooper
secretary and {. Z. Rublee treasurer.
Dir. Hall has been an examining sur
geon since 1872.
j. c. Richardson has bought the
T. T. George place, corner High and
Union streets, recently owned by
Lewis MayOtt MIR. Mayott has
bought of A. NJ Burke the Tabor
place on High street.
Clifford Tiff. who had been in fail
ing health for "a long time, died at
his home on Saturday morning. The
funeral services We're held from the
house on Monday afternoon, Rev
Mr.. Douglass officiating.
The Universalist sewing circle meets
with Mrs c. H. Slocum Saturday af-
ternoon, June II. Let there be a
full attendance, as the work begun
last week is to be finished up. The
usual picnic supper will be served.
Dying to the severe illness of Rev.
NJ. Kingsbury services viii be omitted
at the Universalist church next Sun
day. The rose concert" to have
been held in the evening will be post
poned. Sunday-school will meet al
the usual hour.
The corner near by looks as though
y cyclone had struck the town. The
Miles buildings have been moved off
and in a few weeks DIR. Hall and o. l.
Woods will have buildings erected
that will be a great addition to that
side of the street.
Friday evening, weather permit
ting, the ladies OF theCongregatiOna
society will serve cake and ice-creau
in the park. Should the weather b,
uniting they will repair to the yes
try Music will probably be furnished
and Il good time is expected.
Barn-To Mr.. and Mrs Professor T. ]
Stewart, last Sunday morning, son. Tn
mother Is getting along finely, and as this !
their first experience it il feared the fathe
Will hardly recover.
We clip the above from the McCunr
(Kan.l Times, and tender our con
gratulations to the happy pater ant
mater Bring him home to the Cen
tennial, Tommy"
MFR. Moore has (for the present. fin
ished work here and taken his men
teams and apparatus to Swanton
A crossing has been laid from tn
Morrisyille House to DR.. Halls cor
ner, a walk in front of the post-Oftic
and Hendee 4 Fisk $, and numerOu
walks and drives at VIM. Cheney
and g. W. Doty's.
Wednesday evening, June %, Their
will be a lecture in Morrisville Of
christianity in Japan" by Mr.. Wa
tart Kitashima, a japanese studen
in one ofour American colleges. Th
lecture has been well spoken of. Fur
ther particulars will be given in tn
churches and by means of posters.
The caucus of Saturday evenin!
had probably the largest attendanc
of any ever held in this town. Hon
=. X. Gleed called the meeting to OF