News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-11

ABOUT them: "H. H. Elmore and
wife of Morrisville, made ms visit
Wednesday and Thursday. A great
many years ago when we were both
young and spooney us and her used
10 slide down hill together in a tray.
Inc quarter-master of the Lamoille
valley Veteran Association will re-
eelVe bids up to June 20 for the ex-
elusive right ofvictualing and restaur-
ant BUSINESS at the coming sixth re-
union and 4th of July celebration to
De held on the fair grounds, Morris
vile, July 3 and 4. Also will receive
olds Tor right to erect and run one
tlrst-class dance tent. Address C. P.
oanborn, Morrisville, Vt.
The Springfield Reporter in speak
ing OF Judge Powers address at that
place on Decoration Day, says: at
was conceded by all as far the abIest
memorial address ever delivered in
Springfield, full of patriotism and
pathos, bringing forth rounds of ap-
pause at points so infinitely brought
out. calculating that politics were
not IN the mind of the soldier when
he enlisted, but for love of his country
and the old flag, he went forth to
battle for her rights and unity
Attention is called to the notice of
the opening of the books forsubscrip-
tlon to the stock of the new bank in
Morrlsville on June 23d. With Car
los ). Noyes as president and Harvie
Nj. Rich us cashier and treasurer sue
cess is assured from the start. The
charter makes the payment for stock
easy, as ten per cent. is to be paid
down on such subscription, forty per
cent. more soon as called for by the
directors and the remaining fifty per
cent. within five years. Shares $1OO
each.
A coaching party on their way from
New York to Bar Harbor, Me-, arriv-
ed at the Morrisville House at 6
O'Clock Saturday evening remaining
until $50 Monday morning. The
party was composed of DIR. and Mrs.
f. l.. Dennis, DIR. and Mrs. Wander
pool and Mrs. Damrosch (the latter a
daughter of Hon. James G. Blaine)
OF New York and Samuel Dennis of
Orange, N. j., with two attendants.
The party were driven to Stowe Sun
day morning by Andrew Smith where
they attended church, returning here
for two O'Clock dinner. They are
going through the country in hand
some coach drawn by four horses,
owned by DR.. Dennis. Their destina-
ton is Bar Harbor where Secretary
Blaine now is. Leaving here Monday
morning they intended to take dinner
at Hardwick, spend the night at
Greensboro, to st. Johnsbury Tues
day and SO on through the White
Mountain Notch.
Remember Miss Morris great pom
ey and dog show at Town Hall next
Friday evening. They have met with
great success this season and the
public will probably see some of the
finest trained ponies and dogs ever
exhibited in the state. Below are
some press notices.
Another large audience filled the Opera
House last evening to see Miss Nettie Morris
and her intelligent troupe of trained ponies
dogs and goats. The pets had got used to
the hall and entered fully into the spirit of
the sport. The finely trained dog, Gas, who
has been sick Tor several days. was feeling
better and entered into the spirit of his work
with more heart. The darkey and the trick
pony made lots of fun as usual. The must
cal act of Prof Williams with bells and vari-
Gus other musical instruments was very fine.
The matinee performance this afternoon
drew out another large audience, composed
principally of ladies and children, who were
highly pleased and delighted, and fully en-
joyed and appreciated the privilege given of
handling and speaking to the dumb pets af-
ter the performance. This evening the clos
ing performance will be given and we be-
speak packed house-Gardiner Daily News.
The Nettie Morris Paradox Co., after its
engagement in this city are to fill engage
ments at Old Town on Monday and Tuesday,
May % and %, Ellsworth 81 and %, and
| Bar Harbor 20 and 80. The tour through
| Maine has been pronounced success, and
in many cases people have been unable to
gain admittance to the performances. The
company will be in Maine most of the sum-
mer and in order to give all of the larger
towns a chance to see the show, Manager
Kim ball is trying to secure a tent in
which to exhibit.--Baugor Daily CONNER
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