News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISNILLE.

Read o. g. Harris business notice.
Col. Z. A. Woodbury. was in town
on Tuesday.
The brick layers returned to work
on the bank, Tuesday
Bonnie, son of Rev and Mrs. Doug
lass, is sick with bilious fever.
J. W. Miller has sold his residence
on Bridge street to H. 7. Hyde.
Regular meeting of J. NJ Warner
Post Saturday evening, Nov. 7.
Mrs. A. D. Pottle has recently come
here from Stowe and will open milli-
nary rooms.
Mrs. A. L. Bugbee returned on Sat
urday from a several months stay in
Biddeford, Me.
j. A. Robinson has the foundation
completed for a new house on his lot
on Congress street.
The Library will be closed at 5
o'clock on Saturday, on account OF
the entertainment that evening.
G. C. Lang and wife returned here
on Tuesday from their wedding trip.
They begin housekeeping at once at
r. c. Pau's.
Judge Powers has gone to Wash
inoton on important business. He
will return home again before con-
gress cOnYenes.
The granite, the arrival OF which
has caused some delay in the bank
building, came Oh Monday and now
things will pick up faster.
The Methodist Ladies Aid are to
meet on Friday afternoon and even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Wait. A
cordial invitation is extended.
Currier will have another INSTALL
ment of new cloaks next week, and
will keep as he always does a good
assortment of them continually on
hand.
The last "Fort Payne Journal,
speaks of the management of the De
Kalb hotel of that place, as simply
perfect. L. B. Boynton is the new
manager.
F.. B. Livingston, who is in New
York, telegraphed us Wednesday moor
that Flowers majority in New York
is twenty-five thousand, Mckinney
the same in Ohio.
Halloween passed in a very que
manner, the young men deporte'
themselves grandly and sunda.
morning found the village IN Its us
ual peaceful and orderly state.
Communion services were held a
congregational church on Sunda
morning. In the evening Kew. MI
Fisk spoke upon the communion, tn
elements used and their signlhcatloI
s. w. Bolac now holds the ribbon
on the Worcester air line. There is
prospect that very soon this stag
route will only extend to EImor
Worcester being supplied from Mon
pelier.
Attention is called to the adve
tisernent of H. p. Munson. 1t al
nounces his annual cloak opening,
which bargains in garments OF a
STYLES will be offered. The assor
ment will be large.
This week seems to be well provide
for in the entertainment line. WI
the Jubilee Singers on Tuesday eve
ing, the Antiquarian supper on Fl
day and the Japanese entertainer
on Saturday evening, the pubic a
provided for.
Quarterly meeting services are
no held at the Methodist church ne
Sunday afternoon at the qsual hop
Presiding Elder Boutwell, is expect
to be present. The quarterly come
ence session will be held at Gilmore
Saturday afternoon
Don't forget to hear the famo
cornetist, Walter Emerson, Thursdi
evening. Nov. u as this will prob
bIy be your opportunity. Resery
scat tickets at Fl. A. Slayton,s off
for 30 cents. Tickets can be obtain
bvnarties at distance by telephol
Little Belma, the three year
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. WI
died on Saturday afternoon after
illness of two weeks, in which I'll
hone and fear for her recovery b
alternated. The funeral was held
the house on Wednesday afternot
Rev. Mr.. Douglass officiating
At a meeting of the Congregation
society Tuesday evening, 1T was nh p
imously voted to ask Rev +. p
to continue his passionate SIX mont
longer. BY a rising vote, the socl
unanimously expressed It's aPprel
ton and respect for the pastor 3
his faithful and untiring work.
neopIe of Morrisville, will rejoice
The action of the church, as the
erend gentleman has many friends
the place, who regard him not 0
as faithful pastor but WorGhY
zen.
The musicale and sociable at Z.
Gleeds on Friday evening was
everv way a success and furnlshe
delightful evenings entertaining
The musical programme CONSISTED
a piano solo, by Miss Irish; quartz,
Misses Rubelee, Niles, Fisk ana . p
ton: duet, Miss Slayton and Mr.; Fl
wood solo, Jessie Slayton; solo,