News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-03-26

MORRISVILLE.


and Saturday.
Miss Eide Fisk has entered the Cow
les music rooms as clerk.
C. r. Jamason, of the Landmark
was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Manly, of Enosburgh Falls.
contractor and builder, was in town
last week.
Addison Hill was in Boston last
week, with a view of trading for r.
S. < j. Brown & Co.
Dwight Matthews returned on
Tues1Iy from a trip to Hartford,
Conn, and 9th er points.
Leon Thompson started on the
road again on Monday, for the Nor
risville Foundry Company.
DR.. Halls office on the first floor of
the corner block is completed and is
very attractive in every detail.
Mr.. Cobb, of Cowles music rooms,
moved his family here last week and
will occupy rooms at R. c. Paul's.
Miss Bradley, the crayon artist, is
to move her studio into apartments
in Bessey's part of the brick block.
OIL. Woods and DIR. Hall are finish
ing additional rooms on the third
floor of their sections in the brick
block.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the morning service and sing
ing will be appropriate to Easter
Sunday.
The comedy, last Friday evening,
"A Box of Monkeys, drew a good
house and delighted a most apprecia-
tive audience.
DR.. Thompson offers his farm and
other property for sale. See business
notice. John Clark also offers his
property for sale.
Ii. W. Bell, of the Glens Falls, n. 7.
Daily Star, with his wife, have been
in town the past week, returning
home on Tuesday.
The new fruit and confectionery
store in the basement of DR.. Halls
block will be opened in the course of
two or three weeks.
Bolac slaughtered another big OK
last week, which weighed nearly 1900
10y OilC way AlC bCSbD q ~
of early vegetables this week.
V. w. Jewett has re-purchased the
blacksmith and wheelwright business
sold out by him to Levi Grout last
fall. He took possession Monday.
Teams are drawing large amount
of stone for the foundation of resi-
dence for Dir. Holbrook, to be erected
81 81 <norpacc nnd Union
Streets.
Mrs. Lucinda Matthews died at
Cady's Falls last week of pleurisy, at
ter q short illness. The funeral was
held Monday, Miss Kingsbury of
floating.
Services viii be held as usual at the
Universalist church next Sunday
morning and an Easter concert will
be given by the Sabbath-school in
the evening.
On Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week the Woman's Relief Corp
and Sons of Veterans present the 80
cent drama "Under the Laurels, at
town hall.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid at
Daniel Smiths, and of the Ladies
Circle at the Congregational Vestry
on Friday afternoon last, resulted in
very pleasant gatherings.
About fifty people arrived on the
express train from st. Johnsbury
Wednesday morning and spent the
day at Capt. Kenfield's sugar place.
A Jolly crowd and royal time.
DIR. joel Allen of Johnson, has been
appointed a member of the examining
boad for pensions in this place, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of DR., A. Cooper of Hyde Park.
The papers announce that Lafay-
cite Soper has received an increase OF
pension to $40 per month. We hope
the report is true, as no more worthy
and meritorious veteran can be found
than Mr.. Soper.
Fred Livingston has begun filling
o-ders for ten thousand gallons of
genuine maple syrup. The syrup is
{ be shipped in quart bottles and
dion tin cans. He is assisted by
Albert Spaulding.
Ar tbe usual hour of service an
Faster concert will be given by the
children at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday, at which time a collection
for missions will be taken. Preaching
service in the evening; subject, 1.-The
Vacant Tomb"
DIR. Hubbell is with us again this
week and is meeting with his usual
success, which is almost phenOmeanl;;
He has surely captured the optical
business of this part OF Vermont, or
the part of optical science pertaining
to the adjustment of spectacles.
The sugar festival at the M. Il.
church last week was grand success,
both socially and financially, pro-