News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-15

MORRISVIlIE

Mrs r. y Porter of Burlington.
was III COW rsrsU- !, eek. ? 80
Mrs. J. s. Bannister is spendino
TWO weeks with friends in Cabot and
vicinity ''"o
Henry George is at home from st.
ALoalls' coming to the parental roof
TO entertain the measles.
The Clark house on Union Street
now occupied by Mrs. d. A. Gilbert
mas been purchased by Mrs. Jonas
Fisher '-'''
frank Boards allusion to "venti-
latlon " Tuesday evening was very
suggestive. VIII the proper parties
act thereon?
F. H. Deming, formerly of the Nor
risville House, assumes management
of the Addison House at Niddlebnrv
January 26th
Hall 4 Cheney, druggists, and
Lang d Campbell, jewelers., expect to
occupy their new stores in the brick
block in few days.
W. W. Delano, Jr.. went to st, AL
bans on Monday to make an exhibit
ton OF farm impliments in connection
with the Dairymen's Association
meeting.
j. A. McNall, of this town. and
trancello Stevens We're married Jan.
18th at the home of the bride in
Walden, Vt. They took the express
for Boston.
Hon. H. H. Powers and wife left
Monday for Chicago. The Judge
delivers an grafton there the 18th
before the Sons of Vermont at their
annual reunion.
The new stage decorations were
used at the town hall Tuesday eve
ming and gave the platform a very
cheerful and cosy appearance. Thanks
to the Lecture Association.
The Universalist Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs C. R. Page Thursday
afternoon, January Is. The usual
picnic supper will be served. A cor
dial invitation is extended to ALL
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Luella, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Barrows, to Mr.. Ed
ward Hart of st. Johnsbury, at their
home next Tuesday morning, Janu-
airy Goth.
The services held through last week
in observance of the week of prayer
were we'll attended throughout, clos
ing with the excellent sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Douglas at the Cong'l church OIL
Sunday evening.
Carroll T. Morrill, has bought out
the Langworthy meat-market and he
will keep a full line of groceries,
fresh and salted meats and fish of all
kinds. He will also continue in the
hide and skin business.
The hotel run by E. A. Hill was
searched last week, the action being
the outcome of q disclosure made a
short time since by one Thrasher. No
liquor was found on the premises at
the time except in the trunk of a
boarder. Hill was prosecuted for
selling however, but takes an appeal
to county court.
One of the best entertainments yet
given by the Morrisville Lecture As
sociation was the d" Chalk talk Tues
day evening by the popular carlca-
turist Frank Beard Of New York. He
is an artist and the manner in which
he sketched pictures before the audi
ence showed himself to be at home IL
manipulating the crayon. HIS lee
ture was brilliant with sparks OF
happy wit The hall was filled ano
everybody felt that they had been
handsomely entertained.
We are glad to announce this week
what no doubt will prove substan
tial addition to the business OF oul
village, in the general music store tc
be opened in the building to be vaca
ted by Hall & Cheney, druggists, by
4. r. Cowles of Barton, well know
through this vicinity. Mr.. CoWle'
will carry a large stock OF musica
instruments and general musica
merchandise. He expects to continue
his branch store at Newport, but VII
move his family here, making this hi
headquarters.
DR.. Hubbell expects to be at tn
Morrisville House, the list ana ~
of this month, and will give probes
sional attention to scientific adjust
nenf of spectacles. Our people hav
learned that the doctor makes al
tests for the use of spectacles as per
fpctlv as is done in the largo cities
The differencei in eKpensei is great, VIII
nothing to gain by going to Bostol
or New York He guarantees ever.
case. His spectacles and eases are G
the best in quality, style and hnlsE
T1ev are made specially to order. N
fancy prices. Reasonable in all cases
THE LIBRARY.
At the adjourned meeting of tn
Library Association, held at tn
office of Hon. F. K. Gleed, Monda
evening, definite articles OF Organize
4;on were adopted and the assoclt
tion put in working order by tn
election of the following board
officers. Hon. A. b. Smith. president
Frank KenfieId. yice-president; Hol
p X Gleed, treasurer; W, A. Bee9'
Secretary: Mrs. p. K. Gleed, Mrs, Ii
abelle r. Rankin, Miss Carrie Powers
Rev p Il. Fisk, A. o. Gates, Martl
WheeIock and 4. d. Thomas eX-ofhcl'
trustees. The generous gifts OF man
g,.ionds together with the ald vote
nv fine town, place the associate
uDon a firm basis, ana bIe HpI"'
must now become reality.
At the town meeting held on the q
inst. it was unanimously Voted
anDropriate the annual interest
file sum of one thousand dollarS
the Centennial Library Assoclatlo
of Morristown, so long as the san
shall continue. 1t was further vote
TO request the association SO 10 .
0anize that the first selectman sha
he ex-oficio one of it's trustees
committee consisting of L. X. Olee'
H. Powers, George W; Henuee,
G. Moore and j. ii. Atkinson we.
elected to draft a resolution expires 9
ing the gratitude of the town 10 TO, MI vi,
Rankin and the other contribute
- I ihrnru fund Mhereupl