News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-04-30

CIeora Crowell and Alice Eastman
are spending few days in burlington.
Mrs. Preston DEMO has been quite
i'll with the measles, but is now much
better.
Mary Brigham and Harry Noyes,
of the U. V. NJ, were at home over
Sunday.
H. r. Jones, the butcher, has
moved into Mrs. John Halls house
on Eden street.
DIR. Cooper and wife leave for their
new home i'll Brookline, Mass, in a
few DAYS. Good luck attend them.
Mrs. |. C. Vaughan and son have
returned from Massachusetts, where
they have been spending the winter.
Orson Heath of st. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting in this place, the scenes of
his childhood, after an absence of
many years.
W. d. Manning has bought the
Patch mill, near Barney Curriers',
and, besides saving his own logs,
will do custom work.
Don C.. Stone and wife of Burling-
ton and George Rice and wife of
Westford, were the guests of their
brother, Prof. Macomber, last Sat
urday.
Henry Hall and wife are to move
to johnson, where they have found
employment, Henry in the Stearn's
rake factory and his wife in the Pearl
pants factory.
Rev. ii. A. Bushnell, a former pas
tor here, was in town Wednesday.
| His friends here, and he has lots OF
them, were glad to take him by the
hand once more.
Mrs. Moves 6. Wood has been very
i'll with Inflammation of the bowels
but at this writing is improving, and
her friends hope for her complete res
toration at an early day.
Farmers and all Others who con.
template buying lumber wagon
will do well to call on Lilley & Co
They make the best wagon and
guarantee them every time.
Its not yet definitely known wheI
the Creamery will be ready for tax
ing in milk, as the separator has not
arrived yet, and other proposed i'm
provements are not completed.
Our new physician, DIR. Genge, ha'
entered upon his practice andreport'
business as very good. By the way
read his new advertisement, anC
when in need of doctor, call OF
him.
The new bell has been placed in pc
sition and it's clear and melodiou
tones are highly pleasing to all. Al
additional tower is being put on tn
belfry for the clock, which will prob
ably be put in within few weeks.
J. w. Redmond, Esq, read yer.
excellent sermon at the church las
: Sunday. Rev. E. L. Walbridge Wi
; preach here next Sunday and hol
meetings several evenings during til
week following. A candidate will OF
cupy the pulpit Sunday, May 10.
Laban Eastman has just receive
q pension of $12 a month and al
rearages, amounting to upwards {
| $500. Mr.. Eastman is SO years oil
and for some years has been unabl
TO care for himself. The pensiO
coming at this time will be highly al
: peciated.
! Arbor day will be appropriated
: observed here on Friday. Severe
trees will be set out throughout th
village, and it is hoped that all cit
zens throughout the town will OF
: serve the day to the extent at leas
r of setting out one or more trees upo
/, their premises. 1t will cost but lit
to do this, and the returns will be
, hundred fold.
| Garden making time has arrived
: and our annual suggestion to thos
f who keep hens to shut them up
5 timely. There is nothing that wi
cause more i'll feeling among neigf
bors than hens, and nothing MOI
exasperating than to have yor
garden, after it is nicely plante'
. Scratched up by other peoples fowl
Shut them upl
/ The Holbrook pauper case, Whlc
has been the subject OF a suit b