News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-24
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

The W. W. will meet with Inez Pat
ten on Saturday afternoon at thre
O'Clock.
+. r. Bracket went to Burlington
Saturday for short visit to his sis
ter Nettie.
Arthur Gates of Chicago is in town
called here by the death of his broth
er Sanford
Mrs. NJ. B. F. Reed is building 1
good sized addition on the east sid
of her house.
"LamoilIe Pharmacy" has beel
placed in handsome letters on Hal
Il Cheney's windows.
Sometime next month a distric
preachers meeting is to be held at tn,
Methodist church here.
Mrs. f. W. Webster and Mrs. II. J
Harris of Stowe returned last weel
from visit to ShorhaL.
Fred Durham of Worcester visited
his U.V.M. room mate, T. C. Cheney
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Col. U. A. Woodbury. of Burlington
was in town attending the fail
'CuhOoudy anu IuurSudy.
DR.. E. F. Dunbar of Boston is in
town for a short acation, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bracket.
Memorial services of the late San
ford Gates will be held at the Cong'l
church next Sunday evening.
Currier has a new advertisement
which all should read who want a
new cloak or anything in his line.
Chas. Merriam of Chicago and his
sister, Mrs. Rebecca Forrest of Water
bury, are visiting friends in Morris
Vile and vicinity.
VIM. Heavey, formerly foreman of
White & Co.'s bakery, has returned
from Boston and entered the employ
of the above firm.
Mrs. Herbert Delano, who has been
failing with consumption for a long
time, was not expected to survive the
night-last night.
Sherman Doty, brakeman on the
Lake road, had his hand smashed
while coupling cars at this depot one
morning last week
Mrs Blossom is considered critical
~ i'll with a complicated trouble. Her
son-in-law, Chas. Cramer, is expected
from Boston to-day.
Get your costumes ready for the
first masquerade of the season to be
held Friday eve, Oct. 16. See further
notice for particulars.
On last Sunday, Sept. Goth, gold
bracelet was lost between this village
and the poor farm. Finder will please
return same to this office.
J. T. Scott for the past two months
foreman of White & Co.'S bakery left
on Tuesday for Scranton, Pa, where
he takes a similar position.
Mrs. J. A. Ferguson left on Tuesday
for her old home, Belfast, Me-, where
she is to spend three or four weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The sale of tickets for the lecture
course was we'll attended Saturday
evening. The competition for seats
elected the usual amount of fun.
Mrs. E. o. Thurston of Mortified
spent Wednesday of last week in
town with her husband, the we'll
known and popular agent OF Bailey's
music rooms.
Those wishing season tickets for
the Lecture Course can procure them
at I'll. A. Slayton & Co.'S. Remember
the first lecture is Oct. 9TH, and get
your tickets now.
Fred Livingston has moved his
family to Ben Blake's house on Con-
gress ST., and has let his farm to
Mr.. Bartlett. Fred lost an OK in the
heated spell last Friday.
F. r. Chadwick, a train dispatcher
on the New York, Providence and
Boston r. R., who has been visiting
at J. Y. Browns, returned to his
home in Providence last Friday.
Miss Keller, formerly with Mrs.
Reed, later in Mobiles grocery store,
goes soon to Springfield, where she
will work with Miss Soper who has
bought millinery business there.
w. S. Crane and wife and Miss Kate
Crane, who have been visiting at A.
b. Munson's for some time past, left
Monday, Mr.. Crane and wife TO re-
turn to their home in South America.
The Mckinley Bill is doing wonders
for Morrisville. The new bank at the
close of business last night showed
deposits of 81 1886. 16 of which $780,
O56.S9 was in the savings depart
ment.
Advertised letters = Mrs. George
Hicks, Miss Velora Bean, Mrs. Nellie
j. Small, Mrs C. j. Hunt, Miss Ber-
tina G.. Hoisington, Mrs. A. M Spauld
ing, A. NJ. Davis, Deforest Noble
Hutgive Catrayase, Lee Darling, anC
Lewis Pratt.
Ground was broken to-day for the
new bank building. It's to be located
on Main street, adjoining DR.. Hall'f
block. 1t will be two story brick, thu
upper floor to be occupied by the Ii
brary. E. NJ Prouty of Swanton ha'
the contract.
C.. b. Story of the Giant Electric
Motor Co., of Portland, Me-, have
sold Stafford & Webster and electri'
light plant of forty lights to be PLACED
in their tannery at once. This is TIN
same company that furnished thu
plant for the insane asylum at Water
bury.
Rev. d. E. Croft, New Bedford
Mass, who recently was ordained {
minister in the Baptist church, hav
ing changed from O Congregational
ist, has accepted a call from tn
church at st. Adams to become it
pastor. Mr.. Croft is a son-in-law O
Dr. Hall of this place.
E. E. Foster returned last weel
from Lynn, Mass, where he had beel
to set up q monument for the Henri,
MILAN family The work, which wa
done entirely, here was first-class j
every particular and elected muc
praise there. Foster gets out goo
work every time and his prices ar
always satisfactory.
The Messrs. Randall are to bull
Immediately new hotel SOx4O thre
stories high, heated by steam an
having all modern improvements.
will be finished and furnished in til
most thorough and elegant manne
and in all respects will be one {
the handsomest and best appointe
houses in northern Vermont. TIL
citizens of Morrisville as usual bac
it with handsome financial support.