News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISViLLE.

paint.
New market in town. See business
notices.
Rodney Banister is clerking for
J. NJ. JOslyn.
Rev. ". E. Allen of Wolcott, is to
preach in the NJ. Z. church Friday
evening.
The Bay State Beneficiary associa-
ton meets Friday night at Chas
Stafford's office.
Mrs. P X. Gleed's many friends
are pleased to see her back after her
three weeks absence.
Lysander Cheney was taken quite
suddenly i'll on Friday and has since
been in a serious condition.
J. NJ Foss has sold his laundry ma
chinery to parties in St Adams, and
rented the building for a dwelling.
Ora Leonard, with his wife and
child, spent a few days of this week
here with his cousin, o. L. Woods.
"Lamoille Cracker and Biscuit
Works is the large sign which adorns
the north side of the Bakery building.
Lang & Campbell, the jewelers., are
now receiving a lot of new silverware,
and hope to get into their new store
soon.
c. H. Slocum aud wife spent a por-
ton of last week in Montpelier, TAX
ing in the attractions of ladies' week
at the capital.
E E. Allen and wife leave Thurs
day to spend the winter with their
son, W. S. Allen, at 10 Grove Place,
Brooklyn, n. Y
Mrs. Marilla Walker, an old resi-
dene of the town, died Tuesday morn
ing. The funeral is to be held Thurs
day afternoon at the house.
Daniel Bedell of MOrristOwn died
on Friday, Oct. 81 The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon at the
house, Rev. Mr. Fisk officiating.
Jimmie Savage used his fleshing
knife quite freely on his thumb at the
tannery last week The injured mem
Der was cared for by DR.. Rublee.
The Sons of Veterans MASQUERADE
ball comes on Friday evening and
will undoubtedly be largely attended,
Grand march commences at $3.50.
Among the bills introduced in the
Senate last week was one by Senator
Morse. Incorporating the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Co. OF Nor
risville"
Rev. /. p. Booths lecture on Solo
mons temple before the Masonic fra
ternity last Friday evening was very
interesting. A sumptuous banquet
followed.
The Ladies' Industrial society will
hold the usual social and ten-cent
supper at the Congregational vestry
Friday evening, under the direction
of Set No. >.
Ben Shontell, who for some time
past has supplied a part OF the mo-
tive power on our press, left tins week
for Portland, Maine. The old stand
by. Joe Perry, still remains.
w. H. Robinson, who is soon to
move to the new brick block, Is IN
Boston this week buying goods, some
for immediate delivery and other
goods to be shipped to his new store
Mrs. Grout and sons left for Wor-
eestpr. Mass. last week. \. w. Mears
moved at once into Mrs. CIRCUIT
house and George HOughtOn to the
tenement at Mrs. Patch's vacated by
Alears.
Next Farmers League meeting sta
urdav. Nov. 8, at 2 p. m. A ull at
tendance is requested. Twelve new
members were voted in at the last
meeting and s. Harris and I. +. Smith
elected delegates to the county League
meeting.
Quarterly meeting services are tC
he held at the NJ. E. church Sunday
Presidinr-eIder Boutwell, will be pres
ent and will also preach in the even
ing. The quarterly conference vii
be held at Gilmore church Saturday
at 2 p. IN.
The good housewife who is in neec
of ANYTHING in the line of furniture
carpets, &C., will do well to cal OF
Doty. He is ready to furnish any
thing needed in his line at prices tna'
"knOck the stutfing all out OF 1re'
trade arguments.
That the Ladies' Aid of the Meth
odist church was to meet at ID. =
Hardy's on Friday of last Weel
seemed the signal for a general turn
ont. and an afternoon and evening
thoroughly enjoyed was the result
There were over eighty who tool
supper.
Friday evening, Nov. IA, is tn
date fixed by Prof. Whipple for TIL
concert mentioned last week; In al
dition to the piano music there wal
he several vocal selections, duo to-
violin and cello, selections for yloirl
and piano. The program Is being
well cultivated and an enjoyable con
cert may be expected.
The advance guard of our electro
LIGHT system was on exhibition oat
iipdav morping-a lantern still Purp
tnd which was purIoined from tn
Arch in Brooklyn and suspended
6ioh. over the center of Main stree
Bsfween the flag poles. The academIl,
lark band stand vanished as o.
Eagie the same night, and numerou
8ther tricks, more or less decent, Wer
also perpetrated.
Attention IS called to the advertise
ment of Conant's History OF Yer
mont, to Be found elsewhere IN