News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-06

MORRISVILLE.
Bosom-pin lost. See notice.
Business is lively at the new bank.

F. l.. George of Montpelier was in
town over Sunday.
j. C. f. Slayton of Boston came to
town on Saturday.
The annual Methodist camp meet
ing opens on the 18th.
Station-agent Bryant reports IL
tickets sold for Detroit.
Teachers examination occurs at
the Academy Aug. 18th.
Mrs. T. J. Holbrook arrived here
from the west last week.
C. ]. Slayton and wife are among
those in Detroit this week.
I'll. C. Fisk was in town from St.
Johns, P. O., on Saturday.
E. B. Merriam and wife, former res
idents are visiting friends here.
The trains Saturday night were
somewhat delayed by the accident at
Danville.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. HI. n. Crane on Friday al
ternOon
Two new houses are being built at
the tctSO Sllu Vi Ouc NlilciSC Oh OiAO Ia
more road.
Col. d. J. Stafford returned here on
Friday and started on Saturday
for Detroit.
A night blooming ceries was on ex-
hibition at the Vermont House Mon
day evening.
JIG. Noyes is making improvements
on the premises joining Mrs. Reeds
on lower Main St.
Mrs. Roberts is making extensive
repairs upon the house occupied by
Mrs. E. FL. Hadley.
Several from here attended the
Christian Endeavor Union at Water
vile on Thursday.
Rev. j. NJ. Hubert, an old college
mate of o. d. Sturges, made him
visit last Saturday.
Miss Nellie Slayton, who has been
in the west for several months, re-
turned home last week.
Geo. K. Currier left for Boston on
Tuesday to return with new stock
of goods. Read his new adv
Mrs. Emily R. Montgomery is ex-
pected to arrive here on Friday to
remain over Sunday with friends.
Andrew Foss drew at a single load
1900 feet of lumber from the Peck
steam mill out the Randolph road.
WIN. Clark has rented the restau-
rant on the camp ground and Will
run the same during camp meeting.
There will be no services at the
Uniyersalist church next Sunday, but
the Sunday-school will meet at IL
O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Gle of Enosburg occupied
the desk at the Congregational church
on Sunday, in exchange with Rev
MIR. Fisk.
Andrew Smith took a party of foul
to Mt. Mansfield on Monday, catch
ing mere than an average day fol
sight seeing. =
Regular meeting of the W. r. {
Saturday eve at 7:30. A full attend
ance is desired, as some of the officers
are absent on the Detroit trip
Quarterly meeting services will b.
held at the Methodist church mex
Sunday. Love-feast at $50 a. IN
Services conducted by the pastor.
This town receives from the stat
$661.11 school money. Of TIN
amount the town paid $4,000 II
the ) per cent. tax, making gan
of $2O611 for the town.
The sociable held at town hall OF
Friday evening proved very enjoy
able occasion light refreshment
we're served and music was Furnished
by the Elmore Orchestra.
Mrs. VIM. Cheney, Miss Terrill, Mis-
Winnie Cheney and Tom Cheney rt
turned on Saturday from severa
DAYS stay at Alburg Springs. The
will soon go to Middlefield, Conn.
la. White left Monday for tw
weeks trip through eastern Vernon
and northern New Hampshire. MR.
White accompanied him and the tri
will be pleasure and business con
bined.
The marriage of Prof. Beebe an
Miss Cora Midget, both teachers
the academy, occurs at the bride
home to-day. With their legion
friends we join in hearty congratul
tions.
The Sundav-schools of the Meth
dist churches here and at Elmore W
hold a union picnic at Gilmore POI
on Wednesday of next week, Aug. L
The steam yacht has been charter
for the occasion.
LIB. Thrasher, formerly of Mort
field. died at the residence of CharI
McCarty on the Randolph road Sf
urdav eve. He was 81 years OF as
and was kindly cared for by
daughter during his severe illness.
Attention is called to the advert
ment of the Peoples Academy. III
institution which is known throue
out the state as one of the best
northern Vermont, is better equip
than ever and offers excellent adva
tages to those desirOus OF obtain
an education.
Mrs. G, w. Woodward and the +
lowing young ladies are spending
few days at Camp Bacon, Lake
more Jennie Hickok, Florence b
ant, Grace Fisk, Katie Gilbert, HI
Lyon. Fannie Hickok, lila Niles, CaI
Cushman, Sadie Rublee, Aggie Wo
ward, Cora Woodward, Genie Ru
leau, and Francis Blair; also Char
Solomand of Danville.
The concrete PAYERS finished
the work coming under the direct
of the corporation trustees Stature
night with but little more work
private parties to do. The last W
done was wide crossings across
head of Portland St., and acI
Main st. at Pleasant St Somewi
between twenty-five and twenty-se
hundred dollars worth of this
crete paving has been done here