News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-15
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

E. E. Foster is painting his resi-
dence.
Read Wilson's adv't regarding
Kellogg paints.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Riddle of
East Randolph, are visiting at S. FL.
Tits.
I'll. P. Munson and wife are at mar
ket this week. Look out for new
goods.
H. A. Slayton is arranging to
build large addition on the rear of
his store.
Regular meeting of j. NJ Warner
Post No 4, G. A. R., Saturday even
ing, Oct. II.
Monday morning brought a hard
freeze up with the thermometer down
in the twenties.
Geo. I'll. Kinsley and wife of Bur-
lington We're the the guests of Judge
Powers Sunday.
Norman Thomas and wife LETT on
Wednesday for weeks visit in
Franklin County.
The st. Adams district preachers
meeting is to be held at the Methodist
church next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, A. Niles are attend
ing the Good Templar's meeting in
Rutland this week,
A. N. st. Louis and family moved
to Montpelier on Wednesday where
he will find employment.
Mrs. Hadley has just returned from
market and has something to say in
business notice column
The Steele-Fitch wedding occurs at
the residence of C.. w. Fitch at four
O'Clock this WED afternoon.
Fl. NJ. Rich, treasurer of the new
bank, who with his wife went west on
business, is detained by slow fever.
Arthur Sturges and wife returned
Saturday from three weeks car
rage trip through southern Vermont.
'sDon't shiver" remarks Robinson
In his new adv't, Cold blooded peo-
pie and all others will do well to read
Andy Daniels and wife will occupy
the tenement il the Dodge house on
Summer street vacated by Mr.. San
born,
Remember Miss Fairman's elocu-
tionary entertainment, assisted by
local musical talent on Friday even
ing of next week.
The foundation for the bank build
ing including the vault foundation is
completed and the brick work will be
pushed ahead rapidly.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bell, Mrs. c. A. Patten
and Mrs. James Jewett attended the
State w. C. T. U. Convention held at
St. Johnsbury last week.
Mr.. Packard of st. Johnsbury and
Mr., Prouty of Swanton, architect and
contractor on the bank building,
were in town on Monday.
Daniel Fulford who has driven the
locomotive on the Morrisville train
for some time, will return to st.
Johnsbury with his family.
Regular meeting of Tucker Chapter
at Johnson, Friday afternoon of this
week, There will doubtless be a
large attendance, as business and
work of Importance will be transac-
ted.
A regular meeting of G. W. Doty
Camp, S. of ", will be held next Mon
day evening, Oct. 10. Business O
Importance will be transacted and al
brothers are earnestly requested tC
be present.
A. NJ. Smith of st. Lawrence Uni
yersity, Canton, ~ Y, will supply the
pulpit in the Universalist church Sun
day. Oct. 18th. Hours of service
1915 a. M, Sunday-school II m.
evening service Z.
collins Sanborn, Familiarity known
as {. Uncle Tom" who has lived herr
for three years or more, moved hi
family to st. Johnsbury last week
and will drive an engine on freigh1
I'll ain for the present.
Remember the masquerade mex
Friday evening at town Hall. Oak
and coffee will be served for 10 cents
Music. Elmore's Orchestra. Admis
sion, masquers 10 cts, spectators |:
cts. Doors open at z, grand marci
at 8.
Next Sunday morning at the regu
lar hour of service at the Methods
church, there will be held a Harves
Concert by the children and Epwortl
League. Preaching service in tn
evening, subject, Sowing and Reap
ing"
Mrs. Ellen Lackey, a resident G
this town, died suddenly last Wednes
day night from nattack OF apoplexy
She was a widow, but leaves severa
grown up children. The funeral wa
held at the Catholic church in Hyd
Park Saturday and the remains in
TERED in the cemetery near johnson