News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-22
MORRISNIIIE.

MORRISVILLE.
Walter Gilbert is sick at his home.
c. Nj. Hawse of Barre, is in town
to-day.
Frank Hadley was in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. R. Campbell is better from
quite a severe sickness.
John Miles soon resumes his travel
with hats and caps for a Boston
firm.
Miss Tenie Keller went to Newport
on Monday on a visit to her sister
there.
Regular Convocation of Tucker
Chapter Friday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
The Academy students held
largely attended lyceum and sociable
on Friday evening.
Ernest E. Hadley is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia followed with the mea-
sles.
Mr. Cobb and family will move here
into r. c. Paul's house. Mr.. Cobb
VIII Oc III CLdISt vi ~ IL. CONICo
music rooms.
The cracker business at the bakery
is livelier than ever, The boys have
to hustle pretty lively to keep up with
their orders.
The family of Dan McGeaver have
returned to Boston, and he has va
Gated the house recently occupied by
Martin Spaulding.
Regular Communication of Coral
Chapter, o. E. s., Tuesday, January
9th, at 1880 p. m Installation of
officers. A full attendance desired.
Latest reports from Rev. NJ. P.
Bell, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks, are that he is certainly
on the gain and been able to ride
out.
1t is reported that Enos Hill will
soon go to SwantOn to run "a hotel
and that the Union House will soon
go into the proprietorship of A. r.
Pike.
All interested in photographs and
crayons will do well to read Cutler $
advertisement. He makes a special
offer to those having pictures taken
between now and May LIST.
The attention of the public is called
to a fancy dress and masquerade
promenade to be held at the Tow
Hall, Friday evening, Feb. 9th.
PER ORDER Con-.
S. Carrie Chase, preceptress OF thu
Academy, spent Sunday in st. johns
bury. Saturday evening she tool
part in the musical and literary en-
tertainment there, giving numbe
of fine readings.
Work at Daniels Bros. tub shop /
"booming." They give employment
to a dozen hands and are kept prett.
busy filling orders-among them be
inc an order for five carloads of five
pound tubs to 60 to Chicago.
The three church sociables were a
unusually well attended last week
The Upiversalist at the Malvern farr
on Tuesday, the Methodist at Ihon
as Belts and the COngregationalls
at their vestry on Friday Afternoon
union temperance meeting We
held at the Universalist church o
Sunday evening with small atten'
ance because of the storm. Bi1
addresses were made by the pastor
of the three churches, also by Pre-
Beebe, A. o. Gates and l. n. LeBaro
f. G. Wilson will open a drug ar
music store in the west side OF the II
block Feb. LIST. Mr.. Wilson's expel
ence-that of four years IN q reta
drug store and eight on the foau
eminently fits him for the bushes
He will keep a full line OF muslcal
struments. See adv't.
Rev. p. B. Fisk lectures at Ess
Junction this Wednesday, eyenll
before the Teachers Institute. 81
iect ssThe Cost of Boy. he c
Iivers the same lecture Tuesday eN
nino at Wolcott. The first real plea
ant Sunday morning he proposes
nreach ON "a Pastors Work by t
Week
Ouite a number of the people IN t
v;lIaUe and vicinity are on the 81
list. Among them we hoce M
Henry Bryant, who is very SICK =, vi
pneumonia: the sons OF Elmer No
lev and Fred Lawrence, very SICK WI
typhoid fever; Edwin Splller' WI
fever. and cases of measles TOO
merous to mention.
The centennial block IS nearly co
nleted Mr.. Wood and Mr.. ROBINS
have already moved in, Camppell
LANG are moving in and Han q h
ev will be ready for business ~
week on the corner. Inc Diock 10
ornament to the village ana "
addition to the business tacilitleS
a. town The entire building
thorongblv and substantially bu
and the stores are an me- Pr - y,
and convenient, ana no o0O00i
store in Vermont 6,
The golden wedding OF geo. > : - -
ron and wife was observed ny d 10
~ gathering at their pleasant !. ~ !
On Thursday last. All OF the emo Gnnu
om . aInresenf-except j. c. + Slayt
- was detained in Boston oy
Illness of his partner. Among
If te bestowed upon the worthy,
9le was a handsome gold VAIL
m. Slayton and beautilui Pin
NJ Slavton. Geo. j. Slayton II
ried Fanny A. Andrews at East W.
,l;ar Ian, Is. 1881. For "a y
Pthav I;vod at Calais, where Mr. .
ton carried OH IN mn . 4
tile business. They then zen moved mo, rs
MorrisviIle, where for 70 yearI ,,
Slayton has been one OF our our, u u
successful and prosperous !, 11ie Inf rt'
OF their eight children, all DuO
are living. ~ LOOT
The Farmers League WIN me-
Az Town Hall Saturday even
January oath, at O'CLOCK ,,ho
member should be present VIZ
Invite your neighbors 10 eoA"'