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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
.JEEEERSONNIIIE

Willie Gray has taken Mrs. Hiram Woods
farm for next year.
Chas. Russell will move into ]. W. Pages
new house this week.
There will be a collection for the American
Board next Sunday.
j. Mayette will move into a part of Mr., Me
Nally's house this week.
Curt, Perry has moved into the rooms over
Buffers blacksmith shop.
The subject of the lecture next Sundav'eve
ming, will be the life of David Livingstone.
The masquerade given by the hand bovs
Saturday evening, proved a very enjoyable
affair.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society. OF
this place, sent n boy to Tongalo University,
Miss, on Monday of this week
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Whitcomb
and Mr.. Frederick Hawley which took place
at the church last Thursday evening at 4
o'clock, was a very pretty affair. The church
was decorated with large mound of flowers
in front of the altar. The bride and two
maids were very tastefulIy dressed in white
Mrs. Bushnell played the wedding march and
Rev. j. Barnard of Underhill, assisted bv Rev.
F. w. Cakes, performed the ceremony The
brides father gave her away There were
beside those mentioned a. best man. three
maids of honor in white and two ushers.
which altogether made very pretty bridal
party as they left the church reception
followed Immediately at the house of the
groom. There was long list of beautiful
presents and the many friends of the newly
welded pair wished them all the good wishes
that are in order on such an occasion. They
left on the six O'Clock train for short pleas
ure trip and by little strategem escaped
the usual shower OF rice and old Shoes
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
EAST ELMORE.
Mrs. F. B. Morse is no better.

Mrs. F. B. Morse is no better.
F. B. Morse has gone to California.
Oscar Dodge has moved from Egypt to East
Hill.
Bessie Silloway is visiting school mates in
johnson.
Dennis OBrien fell while skidding logs and
is unable to work.
Chas. Stoddard carries his head high these
days. See births.
Mrs. J Carr is at Calais, taking care of her
daughter, Mrs. Salone.
Bert Dodge has bought the Will Fifeld
place and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dugar went to Norris
vile Sunday, to attend u funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White from Calais,
recently visited their children in town.
Edith Silloway, who has been teaching at
Island Pond, is expected home this week.
We are sorry to learn that the Craftsbury
correspondent is i'll hope he will recover and
attend to business.
Mrs. Edward Shattuck and Mrs. Rennie,
were called to Morrisville to attend the funer-
al of Allie Goodale last Sunday.
We we're recently in West Danville, and met
our former Wolcott miller, Z. Dunbar, who is
doing good business there. His many friends
wish him prosperity.
James Dawson and family, and Rob Boyce
and family of this place, and Kate, Eva and
Carl Durgan of East Cabot, were in Worcester
the 9th of Nov, to celebrate Eli Davison's
10th birthday. They left presents and $15.
Mrs. ]. r. Parker closed very successful
term of school in district No. last Friday.
Those having no marks were, Alice Hall. Eta
Lowell, HELEN Gilbert Lila Weeks, Myra
and Minda Parker and Blanche Foye. Absent
but one day, Clyde Whitney, Elleh Hall.
Number of scholars, 20.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
NORTH WOLCOTT.
-andma Bawldin is still failing.

Grandma Bawldin is still failing.
Mrs. Carlton Udall is in very poor health.
Emma Dooman will teach school in Green's
borO this winter,
|. W, Silloway picked dandelion blossom
the 18th of Nov
The revival meetings were well attended
and much good done.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Mary An
drus Dee. 2 All come.
Ephriam Robbins is to occupy the house
vacated by Mrs. Tillotson.
Dana Chds has commenced to work for
A. N. Boynton, through the winter.
Grandpa Holton returns to Massachusetts
this week, where he will spend the winter.
FL. Chase will work his own farm another
year. He thinks renting farms rather poor
business.
Letters from H. H. button, report him well
settled i'll business in his new home at New
Hampshire.
A. B. Pike has bought the hotel property
at the common. This is a guarantee of a
well kept house.
A sister of John Holton, who has been visit
ing at his house, returns to her home in Massa-
chusetts this week.
Mrs Tillotson and daughter, have moved
from George Tillotson's farm to the village
into part of c. c. Conant's house.
Eddie Sleeper has improved his number of
hawks he has now caught and shot over
thirty hawks and two owls this season.
Plinny Day, besides taking care of large
stock of cattle, has husked nearly 500 bushels
OF corn in the past four weeks Who beats
L. A Tlotson has sold his farm to man
from Morristown and gives immediate po-
session. This is one of the best farms in the
town.
Alma Bugbee of Morrisvile, will teach
school the coming winter in district No. p on
the Branch. School will begin Nov. 30 and
will continue ten weeks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

gentleman, serving you apples of
gold on salvers of silver" Come
everybody and give him crowded
house. Admission 80 cents. Tickets
can be obtained at H. A. Slayton's
until the evening of the lecture.
Miss Lillian Bryant, for many
years one of our estimable young
ladies, although obliged through
sickness and long invalid experience
to forego the pleasures of an active
life, had, by her kindly Christian
character, won circle of friends not
often allotted to even the most active,
who learned with mingled grief and
relief on Saturday evening that her
suffering was at an end. She had
failed much in the past two weeks
and the end was not unexpected.
The funeral services were held at the
late home on Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. w. A. Bushee officiating, assist
ed by Rev Mr.. Fisk.
simultaneously with the clock
striking three on Friday afternoon
the fire bell struck, in response to a
call from the Daniels Brothers tub
factory. The fire department re-
sponded in good order, but were
little ratified, owing to a lack of
training. The fire had been discover
ed by George Sallies who was mailing
covers on the second floor of what is
known as the Hickok shop. 1t had
caught around the stove pipe, and
Xx,h c+r
rapidly between the inner sheathing
and outside wall. Connection was
made, after some delay from lack of
enough hose, with the hydrant near
Mr.. lifts and with such a deluge of
water as was soon turned on no fire
could withstand, and with a little
deft use of the nozzle inside the upper
floor the fire was soon out. The
lower floors, containing cover stock,
flooded The large engine was not
used. Chemical No. l, and Hook and
Ladder No. l, were on hand as usual.
A mysterious condition of affairs in
the engine house, which cannot be
accounted for, was revealed by this
fire. When the two engines are out
for practice, they are always put |
back in good shape and the water
well out, but the fact was shown that |
both engines lad two or three inches
of ice in the bottom, and the screw
outlets of the chemical engine had
been set in white lead Those first at |
the engine house were obliged to back
out buggy wagon which had been
drawn in in front of all the fire ma
chimes. The storing of any outside
matter in the building should not be
allowed, and a frequent inspection of
the condition of the apparatus should
be made. The fact was pretty thor
Oughly demonstrated by this fire
that we have very efficient hydrant |
service
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
HARDWICK.

c. l., French went to Boston, Tuesday,
Mr.. Drenan moved into his new house last
week.
Now is your time to get shot guns at Shat
tuok's.
But little poultry was shipped from this
statian for the Boston market.
Mrs. e. l.. Sanford and daughter, have ar
rived and are keeping house in Mr.. Gallagher S
new house.
W. Fl. Underwood has sold his new house to
W. H. Lanpher and has bought place at
East Hardwick.
The title of the play to be presented later in
the season for the benefit of the Hardwick
fire company, is THE Silent Alarm"
John Barnard of Barton has had a three
weeks job putting up cave spOuts on new
buildings here. John can do a first classjOb.
The recognized Hardwick Dramatic club,
will present the drama entitled Crawford s
Claim, on Tuesday and Wednesday evening,
Dec. Sth and 9th.
S. A. Pierce, landlord of the Centennial
House, who has been sick with TYPHOID fever,
and had a relapse, died Saturday about l
O'Clock His remains were taken to Rich
mond for interment Tuesday Mr.. Pierce in
his short stay among us, has made many
friends
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
MATERIALLY.

Melville Maurice, student of West Point
is at home on vacation,
The selectmen have placed some very nice
iron guide boards through the town.
Mrs. Amos Holmes has gone to johnson,
where she has situation in the factory.
Nelson Fassett, of Sheldon Junction, and
H. NJ. Mcfarland of Hyde Park were in town
the past week.
A new coal furnace has arrived for the I'm
ion church which will be set up this week. 1t
was furnished by Homer Thompson of I'm
derhill
II. A. Jackson gave an oyster supper to the
Post boys on Wednesday evening, and the
house was filed with comrades who reported
"a fine time.
Charles Wescott of East Fairfield has moved
into part of the old mill house with Thorn
as Potter, he is to go into the wheelwright
business in the shop with Elmer J. Leach.
Betsey Fletcher and J. W. Page Jr., are
counting q little now days. 1t is about an
old horse this time A number of witnesses
from this place were called to Parker's Office
in Cambridge, Saturday, to tell what they
knew,
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EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Leila Macutchan returned to her home in
Stowe last week
Some of the farmers are chopping and skid
ding in the woods.
Mary Nye was quite i'll last week. caused by
taking sudden cold.
Mrs. Roland Beard from Sheldon, was a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lampher from last
Saturday till Monday.
Charlie Demeritt started for Plattsburgh,
n. Y, last week Friday, to spend d few days
with his brother Richard and family.
Lottie Marsh from Sheldon, was still dress
making in the place last week. She has
shown herself capable in the business,
a. Demeritt's family dressed twenty-three
chickens last week Tuesday combined weight
IS pounds, and selling at II cents perpound.
Some from this place attended the box
party, Nov. 10, at Jeffersonville. A few also
graced the wedding and reception, at church,
and A. A. Hawley's the same day. They
wish to extend to the contracting parties,
their heartiest congratulations for a long
and happy married life.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
ELMORE,

Thanksgiving services will be held at the
church next Thursday at 10.4a a, m, the
pastor officiating,
f. W, CheeveF, of Walden, agent for the N.
E. Farmer was in town last week. He has
Travelled tor this paper II years.
Harvey Lamphere last week dressed about
1900 pounds of poultry, which he delivered
at Montpelier, Thursday, for about 20 cents
per pound.
Remember the Farmers League meeting
next Saturday at 1 O'Clock p. m. The sub
ject for discussion will be, Resolved, that re-
form in taxation is the greatest need of the
present, and how can it best be accomplish
ed" At the last meeting of the state Farm
er's League, the constitution was changed
reducing the membership fee to % cents. and
also admitting all laboring men in sympathy
with the league This applies to ElmOre as
well as to every local league in the state.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
CADY'S FALLS,

Martin Shattuck and wife were in the place
over Sunday.
Charles Sherman was in town one day this
week from Johnson
The Waterman sugar place is all cut down,
and is to be sawed up into stove wood.
Joseph Merriam and Mrs. Grout were called
to Cambridge last Thursday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs Delano.
Amos Hilard went to Bloomington Tues
day with load of goods for Mr.. White He
has taken farm in that place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
CAMBRIDGE.

Ed. Lang is on the sick list.
H. J. Sanborn of Fairfax, was in town last
week.
Albert Cutting thinks he has enough of
Rock Point. Ask him the reason.
Mrs. H. Wood of Jacksonville, visited her
daughter, Mrs George Burnham last week.
Quite a number of our young people intend
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ! Pease, Mrs. Ravens and
Edith, spend thanksgiving at their old home
in Fairfax, with Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sanborn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
NORTH HYDE PARK,

Miss Abby Larabee is visiting at E. W.
Prior's.
viii Godfrey has gone to Waterville to
work for Frank Laroway
Mrs. Chauncy Croker and son are making
a weeks visit at Iyndonville.
John Parkhurst is making arrangements
building meat market.
Fred Godfrey has vacated L. f. Aliens
tenement, his wife having gone to Enosburgh
to take care of a sick mother.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
WOLOOTT

J.. NJ. Harris is at home.
Freeman Jones is home again for the win
ter.
Alfred Dow is very sick, also Mrs, Geo
Allen.
G. N. Bailey has bought farm in Stowe
and will soon move to that town,
We understand that Tom Cross has taken
French leave, to take up his abode in the
Queens dominion for the present,
VIII Eastman has moved to his place in
the village and Archie BoomhOwer has taken
a tenement in the block
A steel roof is being laid on DR.. Hubbel's
new building. When complete the doctor
will have one of the best buildings in the
county.
Regular meeting of the W. r. C., Saturday
evening, Nov IS. All members will make
special effort to attend there is work to be
done.
After this date the railroad company will
accept no freight unless marked either with
stencil brush or ink, no freight marked With
pencil will be received.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
GARFIELD.

School in district No. Is closed Nov. Goth,
with rhetorical exercises. in which the schol-
ars did themselves credit. Length of term
twelve weeks. Those, who marked the high
est in all their studies were, Frantic and Bur-
ton Davis, Fred ScOfield. Ethel Tillotson,
Frank Marshall, Flora and Elena Sulham,
Perley Jones, Emeline and Hannah Ives.
Frantic Davis had no marks against her
name during the term. For the nice presents
received at the close of the term, the scholars
have the thanks of their teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
News and Citizen
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday. November 20. 1891.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
lia Toe. a pint at Harris

Ammonia Zoe. pint at Harris.
WALL PAPER, lowest prices at Wilson'S.
100 more Books 32c. each at Harris
Wilson will not be undersold on Furniture
A good Corset for 49c at Harris Bazaar
Buy yonrCARPETs at WILSON'S, Morrisville
OH Cloth for tables, lie. per yd. at Harris
PIANOS, Organs, Violins, etc, at Wilson'S
kTLLRAIN is a high blooded boar for ser
vice at Mill Brook Dairy Farm
JOHN ID. GRAY, Hyde Park.
PURE Drugs and Medicines at Wilson's.
MLLINERY.-I will be at my store in VOL
colt Monday and TUESDAY, at Mrs. Reed
store III MOrrisvie the remaining four DAYS
oi each week through the season. Have Just
received, and shall each week, a new supply
OF Nelvets, Feathers Felts. Frames etc at
prices to SELL Mrs O. R. LUCE.
For SALE.-The one-story house and barn
on Maple St, belonging to the late Mrs Russ
The place is well located, has a good garden
and will be sold very low. Enquire of S. Har-
rs, Executor
Prices Textbook here. Job lot of Wall
Paper, White Blanks at 212 cents a roll
Band Gilt Border y cent yard. Remnants
OF bordering given away at Wilson's, Nor
risville Vt.
Not having lumber job for the coming
winter, | wish to dispose of my teams and
y
horses, one yoke good oxen, seds, harnesses,
chains. yokes, &c. in great variety | also
nave SIX colts of various ages and first
class Shropshire ram that l wish to sell. l
can arrange to give more or less time to men
That l believe will do as they agree.
W. S. NEwCoMB
North Hyde Park, Vt.
Fur Coatsl Fur Coats Owing to the
VAN fall our large stock mus be sold cheap.
now is your chance tn select our prices S13
L. l.
MS 'ovs I,I. sui; e. i g ss3 ~
best. No don eSSsn the largest
stock of Fd H@Tamoille county.
this State. We are the agents for Stowe
buying direct from the manufacturers we save
commissions, also save all freights Don't
forget for one moment we will give you more
G 'ods for 81. 90 cash" than any store in
the State Star matches cts; Climax lob.
40 cts; 10 dozen Crackers, % cts; Cut Plug
30 cts; Dress Cambrics, ) cts Selieias 8 cts
few Indies Jackets, 81 80 to close. Visit
our store and you will buy and save money
Cash or barter. MILES MCMAHAN, & Co.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
BELVIDERE CORNERS.

Albert Eldridge has moved in with Harlow
Button.
Mrs Harvey Lamphere, who has been sick
for the past week is improving.
viii and Ezra Thomas went to Burlington
last Monday with their poultry.
A. P. Brown has turkey shoot this week
Tuesday, and dance Thursday "
VIM and Linnie Holbrook are at home
from Morrisville, during vacation.
Mildred Peck has finished successful term
of school, and returned to North Hyde Park.
She will teach in district No. 2 the coming
winter.
Stage driver Simons has purchased farm
in Bakersfield and moved his family there
The boys will manage the farm, while Mr.
Simons drives the stage.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
HOSPITAL.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN l. DIR. C. p.
Leclare, of Sherbrooke, p O., will this week
open a Horse Hospital in what is known as
the Hickok shop. on Randolph road at the
foot of Main St, MOrrisvilie, Vt, for the
treatment of all sick and lame Horses; all
chronic lameness treated by me, no cure, no
pay. | also make a speciality of Shooting
Trotters and Roadsters. All examination
and diagnosis free. | guarantee satisfaction
in all cases. Hoping to receive n share of the
patronage of this and surrounding towns,
remain the servant of the people.
DR.. G.. p. LECLARE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

Vaughn's premises. The land on
which these buildings stand has been
purchased by Gov. Page on which, in
connection with his present premises,
he will erect a new residence next
spring.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
ORITUARY,

BINGHAm.-Vermont has lost one other best
women in the sudden death of Mrs. W. H. II.
Bingham, at her home in Stowe, last Sunday
evening. Mrs. Bingham was attacked by
pneumonia only few days before her death,
and other difficulties complicated the disease.
Orpha Raymond Bingham was born in Stow
"A years ago. the daughter of Riverius and
Hannah Camp. They were among the first
settlers of Stowe, and among its most prom
inent families. Deceased married Hon. W.
II. H. Bingham fifty-three years ago. They
have journeyed through life in the most tran
quill way, and Mr.. Bingham is sadly broken
down by this, the first great sorrow he has
been called upon to bear. They had no chill
dren. Mrs. Bingham leaves beside her hus-
band, sister, Mrs Clarissa Cady. No
woman in Vermont ever had more friends
they were countless. OF lovely character
entirely unselfish, she possessed remarkable
faculty of making and retaining warm friend
ships, which were widely extended in her trips
with her husband throughout the state.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

Attention is called to the advertis-
ment of Brigham's Hotel. This we'll
known house is located on Washing
ton St., Boston, and, besides being
well-kept and nicely furnished
throughout, is situated in the centre
of the business portion of the city
and is handy to the stores and thea
tres. S. G. Wiley, a Lamoille county
boy, is partner in the concern and he
will be pleased to see any Vermonters
who may be called to the city either
for a long or short sOjourn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
DEATHS.

GOODELL.-In Morrisvile. Nov. 20. of bron-
chial pneumonia, Halcyon Prudence, young.
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Goodeli
aged years, months, and % days
CASE.-In North Cambridge, Nov. IS, OF
pneumonia, Daisy Helen, infant daugh-
ter of A. II. and Jennie Kenfeld Case, aged
five months.
PERKINS.-In Johnson, November 6, 1891
William Perkins, at the advance age of SO
years.
FERGUSON.-In Burlington. November %.
Mrs Lydia w. Ferguson, wife of Rev. J. F.
Ferguson and daughter of Ora Wiswell.
aged 81 years and 8 months.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

"The tgct that fools are not all dead is
thorohghfy demonstrated by the result of
the fall elections as well as few people that
buy outside of Bailey's Music Rooms
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

GARD OF ,i9fiANA9'L,15Eo, BE friends and
heiRnn01s Wy 80 kihqly assisted during the
" S!!e$s QF4th aga huPlaiOf our beloved
NIUE qaAShtSr ana sister, alO to the singers,
ana th9se VINO presented tie beautiful flow
ers ana 1he chllureh OF the lay and Sunday
Gods blessing rest upon the,
r. B. G0pEII.
MRS. LO'TIE GOoDELL,
AzELLA iooDELL,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES.

STODDARD.-At East Elmore, Nov l 9th, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas Stoddard
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26

BOUDREAU-OBER- johnson, Nov. 7.
by Rev. A. A. Smith, James A. BOudreau
of Marlboro, Mass, and Myrtle l.. ODER, of
johnson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



Nav YORK. May 16. noon.-Stocks opened
active aud strong. Money easy at 3 per cent
Exchange-long. 81 S394G15 81; short, 81 $50
State bonds dull but steady.
Inc following were the , p. m. stock quota
tons
Erie. ........,. 1915 Richm'd s. w.Pt.
Chicago & North. 1914 Terminal 1871
Lake Shore. .......109 Western Union SOL
MORT. & w pref. STA
NEW YoRR, May ~, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex.
change closed quiet but steady at 81 SiJ6a
81: commercial bills 81 S204 81. Money
dull but steady; four per cents 1888, four aud
half per cents l0l bid. State boncs closed dull
and featureless
Sub-Treasury BAlancss-Coin, sil9Ou 900:
currency, Sn, 353,0JJ
The stock market to-day was active. and
while weak az first, rallied sharply nearly re-
covered early losses and brought prices up
close 70 those of last evening. The general OK
pectation, In view n the extraordinary heavy
shipments Of gold for the last two weeks. was
that the bank statement would show q serious
decrease In reserves. II not a complete loss or
reserves. There was, therefore a vigorous
enoft 70 sell All stocks which the market would
take IN early trading. and although there vas
undoubtedly good support given many OF the
leading seafes, the effect was 20 make an *.
tremely feFerish aud weak market Support
WIS apparently Sithdrawn toward II O'clock
ana the pressure 20 sell became more urgent
- that sharp decline al along the lire
brought prices down from % per sent from
lAFb evenings hglHrs, hnd the lowest prices ID
the week were reached la tue down Fard
movement Manhati Tan, lhicAFQ Gas Iftlisriila
aB9 NASHVILLE, Pacific Nsii. Union Fatdc. and
hYea Island Nefe spp1ialy pfomineuf. Ihe