News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-23
iourn with Mrs. e. W. Brown. This

|iourn with Mrs. &. W. Brown. Thi:
is their third summer here.
Attention is called to Judge Pages
advertisement Bargains" He has
a lot of calamity" good, bad at1C
Indifferent, which he wishes to dis
pose of, and will sell on easy TERMS
Senator Edmunds was in town q
few hours last Friday. He came tC
Johnson to look at a pair of Fred
Writings horses, and drove up here
to try them. " Only this and moth
ing more"
The attention of the " Village I'm
provement Society is called to the
grass crop in front of the postofIice
In its present condition it gives that
locality a decidedly rural appear
apce. "Wannannaker," what do y GU
say?
Our people should not miss the OPP
portunity of hearing Rev. Mr. Lewis
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE Passion
Play" at Morrisvile next Saturday
evening Wherever this lecture has
been given it is highly spoken of. AS
trains now run people can attend the
lecture very conveniently from here.
! Rev. J. W. Hubert of Chicago, Ill.,,
will occupy the pulpit of Union church
next Sunday, and on the following
Sabbath Rev. Carleton Hazen of
Richmond will preach. Rev. A. l..
Parsons OF Burlington, who has sup
piled the pulpit the past three orfour
weeks, has made many friends here.
He is very earnest and forcible
speaker and drew large audiences at
all of the services.
That the citizens meant business,
when they recently pledged them
selves to prosecute all violations of
the liquor lew in this place, is con-
firmed by the fact chat a periodical
drinker who has heretofore gone I'M
punished, was brought to time the
first of the week. He paid the regu-
lation fine and it is hoped this will
be lesson, not only to him, but to
all others who have heretofore defied
the law.
The Hyde Park coterie at the press
| excursion in Boston last week, with
the exception of the Governor) spent
a day at Brigham's hostelry in that
place. They were Joined there by
Sam Miller, Jr., of Waterville, and
the morning before departure while
at breakfast the waiter, a very cour-
teous fellow, quietly whispered in
Miller's ear, Which of dose gemmen
is de Guvnor?" Sam slyly pointed
out Mcfarland, who was so busily
engaged in disposing of a bowl oil
| berries and milk that he did not OBJ
serve the transaction. "Oh, yes, Ise
was quite suah he was de one,", re-
piled the tray balancer, and he sal
| he'd off to a'group' of his associates,
to whom he evidently pointed out
de Guvnor." The attention shown
Mac after that was so great as to
cause the remainder Of the party to
look on with jealous eyes. "De Guv-
nor " tried to sooth the ill-feeling by
paying the soda water, but it was a
long time before the postmaster felt
that he was receiving as much atten-
ton as ''de Guvnor."
From the Vinton, Iowa, Eagle we
| take the following account of the
marriage of J. A. Smalley, son of the
late Royal Smalley of this place.
| James has numerous friends and rel
atives in this vicinity who will be
pleased to learn of his good luck in
vim ng a BRIDE
The marriage of Mr.. James A. Smaley to
| Miss Laura A. Barnes was solemnized last
DIV rNI.I = h.
dence of the brides parents, Rev and Mrs
| B. G Barnes, the ceremony being performed
/ by the father of the bride. Only the families
and relatives were present. A reception was
| rendered them Immediately after congratula
| tons after which the bridal party left for
| QuasquetOn, Independence and Vinton, re
turning Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Smalley
! well known here for many years, is a thrv.
! ing and prosperous young farmer. Miss
| Barnes is the accomplished daughter of the
| pastor of the NJ. E. church, also well known
| and regarded for her amiable disposition
| having made host of friends who will wish
for them happy future. They will proba-
bly, take up their residence in Mt. Auburn.
RIVERSIDE NOTES Linsley, the
fresh air boy from New York, is spending q
| few weeks at Almon Crowells. This is the
third summer that he Las spent his vacation
with Mr. Crowell. We are very glad to see
him here acknowledges Matheson and
| brother from New York are stopping for a
few weeks at Barney Curriers'; they think
Vermont is the place to spend their vaca-
tion.-Mrs. Eli Carpenter of Fletcher made
| her friends short call last week,-Mr and
Mrs Beauregard from Lowell, Mass, have
| been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Myra Currier
Mr.. j ohm Whitcomb of North Troy is visit
| ing his bTother~in-law, r. c. Barnes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Billiard came from
| Toledo, Ohio, to join her father Edwin Bull
| lard, who is here.-Bert Billiard is visiting
his sister Mrs. c. L. Gates-News from Rev
| Z. w. West tells us that he is doing well il
his work at Lincoln. His family expect tC
join him in the fall.