News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRIS VILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
F. B. Livingston is in New York
City on business.
Look in business notices and see
what Foster has to say about horses
The Good Templars are to meet ut
A. A. Niles residence next Saturday
evening.
A wrestling match was very SHINY
attended at the town hall Saturday
evening.
Tannery stockholders meeting to-
night, Z O'Clock sharp, at Hendee &
Fisk's Office.
Currier says it is perfectly safe to
spring goods.
Bolac killed one of his big oxen last
week. 1t dressed about 100 pounds
and was a beauty.
The Ladies' Circle met IN good
number at the Congregational vestry
on Friday afternoon.
c. w. Fitch returned last Friday
night from a trip to Boston, Port
land and other points.
E. f. Foster sold his fine two-year-
old colt last week to c. B..Harris of
Brandon; price, $145.
Capt. George w. Burleson of St. Al
bans, will deliver the address at this
place on Memorial Day.
Sadie Page of Bakersfield is spend
ing few days in town with her
friends, the Misses Niles.
Mrs. Thomas B. Pierson, a former
resident, was in town last week from
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
P. G. Wood has gone back to run
the Cady's Falls grist mill during
Chas Alexander's sickness.
Work was begun on Monday on
the room in the Matthews building,
to be fitted up for the library.
Mrs. A. R. Daniels has been in
Crattsbury caring for her mother,
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Cora Stafford came to town
last week from Augusta, Maine, and
will remain here about one month.
H. A. Slayton & Co., have just
received another car of linseed meal.
Nothing like it for cows and horses
The interior of Geo J. Slayton's
store has been greatly frightened up
by the application of a fresh coat OF
paint.
Albert Spaulding has vacated the
rooms in George Elmore's building
and they will be occupied by Frank
Drown.
Prof. J. NJ. Kent, the veteran teach
er in penmanship, expects 10 come
here this week to open class at the
Academy.
Woods, the merchant tailor, makes
a fine display of cloths for spring
wear in his windows. They are tastl-
Iv arranged and attract much atten-
ton.
1t is said that l. n. LeBaron, who
has recently moved to the village.
will be put in charge of the town
LIQUOR agency, the town hall ana
town clock.
The Misses Alma, Cora and Alice
Bugbee are moving this week from
the old homestead on the Nolcott
road to their house at the upper enc
of the village.
Work at Miss Bradley's studio Is
quite active just now. Miss Iuppei
Of Brandon is assisting her at pres
emf. Some very nice work Is being
done by these artists.
Little Lula, viii Towns two-year
old baby, met with an accident lasl
Wednesday in the form of dislocatet
elbow. caused by falling from chan
in which she was at play.
Walter Gilbert, formerly in Wood
wards drug store and late VIII
Haines & Co. of Boston, left on Mon
day to accept a position with +. 7
pace. Roxbury District, Boston.
Remember the masquerade at tn
town halH Friday evening. You cal
secure masker's tickets at dates
dru0 store. Cake and coffee Will .
served by the young ladies for Il
cents.
"A. Niles has had his large plctur
of = Andersonville Prison and It's oui
RI ndinps'' handsomely framed, an
Il now hangs in his office. 1t is
viv d reminder of the T" late unpieas
ant Tess.
or neighbor across the way, u.
Robinson. the tonsorial artist, wear
an exceedingly broad smlie unes
DAYS due it is alleged to the arrlva
Of q nine and one-haf pound glrl
his house Saturday night.
Rev Mr.sRanslow of Swanton' o.
cnnied the desk at the Congregations
- On Sunday morning IN e.
change with Rev. Mr.. FISK. heV. "
Ranslow gave a very interesting 4 tI'
ture ..The Story of Heaven III I'll
evening. - u
After the regular meeting OF the v
r. c. Friday evening OF UiliS We" W.
~ ,re will be public memorial service
in memory of Admiral Porter an
Gen. Sherman ut s O'Clock, " WIZ wv,
tbe G. A. r. and 5. OF V. are ihNi'e
TO take part.
Robinson. the dentist, expects
rJ'to Rutland next week to atten
Fhe fifteenth annual meeting oI u
Vermont State Dental Society, WI WIZ
he will read a paper on pellpai = Z
lection" Thursday afternoon. :
will be gone Wednesday, dhpFSu'
and Friday. March 1S to ~.
We are informed that Dr. HpDp t
did an excellent business I'D Joh Ie 81
last week. but that on account % y
in,.lemencv of the weather, many WI
Intended to have seen hlhi arc 49,
much disappointed ana ny '"'