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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16
{ Noticias de Ia Capital :.

NnestrO querido amigo y compansro ell
antique corresponsal Y eolaborador de LA CO.
RREsPONDENCIA, senior don Vicente IzQuierdO,
ha sidO nombrado por el Gobierno General, al.
calde de- Trujillo- alto. AL felicitarle de cora
zon, felicitamos tambi6n al dicho pueblo que
obtendra con ia nueva autoridad un hombre
bueno q iustrado - :. -
A Manuel Lara que es un pobre jornalero
sin recnrsos, pc le ha extrayiadolun d6cimo del
billete nuInero 1861 de la Loteria de Puerto
Rico, que compro en- ell es5ab1ecimiento de los
senores Trigo Cividanes y T. El que 10 haya
encontrado y 10 deyuelva en- esta redacci0n
hara una buena obra. ..s...,, e....s 4s+s/
Hasta en- los Estados- Unidos, TERRA de las
grandes Companies de Seguros de vida, goza
Ek Sol del Canada de la fama de respetabilisi-
s6ria por la sOlidez de sus negooiOs. Ell se-
nor don Carlos b. .Meltz es ell agente general
en- Puerto Rico de Eg Sol del Canada.
FrutaS verdes
. RECIBIDAS POR Ell ULTIMO CORREO
Z. Peras de ragon.-Manzanas american
Twas de Malaga Y Batatas de las cOnocid
por BatGt5glGs de Malaga. -.
Solfcitelas listed en la tienda de D. Ftan>
Fo,st, Tanca esquina Fortaleza.
4,~--.eo XII /; 7 tono para il HabaDa
"a u20,98O kilos y 215 pacasl
icO. Las partidas de ca
letcado a0n relativanen-
-sss Sc solocan entre $22 , 243|
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Baquero y Gandara

u DNel uOIO y UdludId
OFRECEN.-Uvas en- barriles q So barril.
= o13a Bacaiao de Escecia superior 4s kilos
Cerveza CrastS0ssiG ieiitima en-
cajas de 48 boteltas ~ medias. ~io caja
100 Rarriles manzanas eoleradas muy gu
periores, acahadas de- reeibirs de los Estados-
Unidos y Caiforniaea Sc barrl $40, 5.s.s. ,ssS..g
Puerto-Rioo Diciembre de 1891.
Don Pedro II del Basil 5 q nacio en- Rio janet
70 81 "a de Diciembre de 1885 era hijo de
don. Pedro 7, rey de Portugal Emperador del
Brasil de La afchiduQuesa LeopoIdina Don
Pedro de Alcantara subi67 al trono, por abdica-
ci0n dc su padre baio la tutela de don Boni-
faciO Andrade de Sylvia, ell dc Abril de 1881 !;
81 20 de Julio de 1910 fu6 proclama, su mayo
ria de edad y coronado el 18 de Julio de lo4O
Don Pedro de Alcantara case con dona Teresa
Cr1stlna, hlJO de Francisco de los Dos Sicilias
de cuyo matrimOniO nacieron dos varOnes que
murieron y dos hembras, la mayor de las cua-
les case con 81 Conde de Eu, hija del duque de
NemOurs.
Don Pedro tue un monarca ilustrado, bue
no iberalfsimo : en- 1850 abolf6 la trata de
negr0s y ayud0 derrocar a ROsas el sangui-
mario dictadOr Argentine. Era ministrO cores
pOndiente de la Academia Espafiola
Con fiete para varios ha entrado hoy en-
este puerto 81 yapor espanol Ramon de Laryi-
aaga procedente de Liverpool
~.
Dice un reciente telegrama de Paris:
Han sldO pOr extreme suntuosas las honras
celebradas On la Magdalena, por ell alma del ex-
emperad0r don Pedro de Alcantara. Ell temple
SO hallaba completamente lleno de ilustres per-
sonaJes, entire los que figuraban varios princi-
pes y princesas de Francia y personals de la
mas alta nObleza.
Tambl6n asistieron a la ceremonial un re-
presentante del Presidente senior Carnot la
Ihelna dona Isabel il Y la Infanta dina Eulalia.
Ha sido muy imponente ell acto de la con-
Detras del cortejO marchaban tuerzas de caba-
llerfa, infanterla artillerla.
Aver tarde entr6 en- este puerto prooeden-
to de Lunemburgo y consignado los seflores
Lopez Villamil Y c., con carga de salazones, ell
bergantin ingl6s Doris.
Aver tom0 poseoi6n de su cargo de Official
4o de Ia Intervention general del Estado, on es
ia 1ntendencia, el senior don Melton Sanchez,
nombrado On reemplazo del seflor don Juan
del Rio.
-. ooo
Ha fallecidO aver Oh el barrio de Puerta
de TERRA, vlctima de cruel y penosa enferms
dad, Ia apreciable y simpatica senOrit
Justina MOiica. A su entierro, q ...vo
hoy, acudi0 gran n1mero de anla 5noci-
dos Que Dios aooja en- su seno els q tan
vartuosa senorita y de consuelo Sla
para soportar tan rudo golna = -
Hoy entro nuestr,
Halifax Ia g0lete '~~las'
ga de salazor
peg Villa~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-16
a.
Sociedad EspahoIa
DE SALVAMENTO DE NAUFRAGOS
at,atG local de San Juan, de Puerto Rico

Nuestfo buen amigo ell Sr. D. Dario Lagu-
eonpetente ayudante de la Comandancia de
ina que con 6xitO notable y digno de loa
ogrado establecer utifsin4as estaciOnes pa
dlvamentO de nautragos On OtrOs puertos,
y+que,en breve eS tacll que yea Otras reaiizadas,
no descansa on su afan de tundar una en- esta
ranital que sea dtgga de la cultura de Puerto
20 ue gu mOvimientO maritime y mer-
ntil. s
En- la tarde del de Noviembre proximo
asado sabemns que SO reuuieron en- Ia mora
la del dlcho senOr Laguna, Inspector Delegado
de la Socledad de Espaflola de .Salvamento de
NaufragOs, varios -retusadOs commentaries de
"a Capital, previamente invitadOs p0r 81 refe.
10 senior Lagunas qulen, en- breves palabras
lanifesto el o.jeto de la reunion.
Sc trata, dijo mas menos, de reorganizar
la iunta local de SalvamentO de NaufragOs de
"a Capital de Puerto RlcJ, pues causa verdade<
70 pesar que IN puerto tan coucurrid0 como
este, no este en cond, ,ci0nes, como sucede en-
todos los pueblos cutos del litoral en- Europa
America, de poder prestar auxiio q los bu-
Quessque- desgr raciadamente 10 necesltan. !.
" Els verdad, afladi6 que on dos ocasiones,
% ha iutentadO aqui establecer tan humanita-
% servicio sin que haya podidO Aevarse efec-
rs pesar de los esfuerzos hechOs pOr las an
s iuntas, perO las esperanzas de su rea-
actual tienen verdaderO fundam6ntO.
s>aflor Lagunasl ha encontrado la me-
s9na svoluntad por parte de las ,personas
3nes se ha dirijldo iexponi6nndole su pro-
%, y como quiera que los consignatarios de
TnleS a hacer un dOnativO
a de las naves que vi
etO SO reallZaTa,.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
Mrs. Veazey and Ghosts.

A STORY OF THE WIFE OF THE MISTER
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONER.
Mrs. Veazey, wife of the Interstate
commerce commissioner, says: ION,
no. don't believein ghosts, although
I've had a chance to. A house IN
which we lived in Vermont had been
the home of an elderly woman whose
foot had been amputated. Finally
nv servants declared they could hear
the foot going about, and sometimes
the old lady with her cane went
humping after it. For time there
were strange noises, and those ser
wants left, and the next knew moth
ing and heard nothing, That's a
great country for ghosts, however,
and the woman living in the next
Mace became convinced there were
spooks about her house. Just why
thew settled there no one knew, but
finally one night the woman came
running over, waking us after we had
retired some time. The ghost was
! there and she could stand it no Ion
Ger. She wanted to stay with us the
rest of the night. l determined to
find out what it was all about, got
up and dressed, took a lantern and
went over to the house. | could hear
a noise, and finally traced it to the
fa,. side of the old house. 1t was out
doors, and | went around to that
side. | could hear it plainly, and il
wasn't exactly reassuring, but l per
sisted, and there by the lantern light
saw an old sheep that had wandered
up and taken possession of the stoop
I've had no faith in ghosts since tina
and the woman was ashamed enough
washington Post.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
WOLCOTT,

Ed. Nourse is shoeing horses for Arbuckle.
Ed. Jordan is acting as hostler for the Dow
Bros.
Mrs Henry Parker died of pneumonia Tues
day morning.
Dr. Dillingham; has gone to his home in
johnson for a few days.
There will be a sociable at NJ s. Burnell's
on Thursday evening, Nov. II.
Frank Sheldon of Brlvidere was at home
with his parents one night last week.
Mrs Z. C. Mann, who has been sick so long
with heart trouble, is gradually failing.
Mrs 0. ]. Putnam visited her daughter,
Mr.. Clinton Stearns of Fairfield, last week
c. E. Haskell is gaining slowly and will
soon be able to be about, also Ransom HILL
who has been sick at Geo. Aliens.
AIl-Hallow eve was celebrated in the usual
manner by muffling the church bell and dec
Grating peoples dOoryards with wagons and
business signs.
G. {. Stevens one of our most respected
townsmen, died at his home on Friday morn
ing of last week His remains were taken to
Richmond for burial.
Mrs. Peter Darrah and Mrs. T. G. Arbuckle,
who have been visiting relatives and friends
in PENNSYLVANIA for the past six weeks re-
turned on Thursday of last week.
W. w. Cate will partially shut down his
dressing mill for the present until a new sup
ply of lumber comes in. Some of the help
have already and more will follow soon.
The village school closes on Friday with an
exhibition at the Universalist church at 7:3O
D. m Ten cents admission will be charged
and the proceeds will be used for the benefit
of the school
On Thursday morning of last week fire
caught in "a chamber of the tenement occupied
bv d. K HOvpy Mrs. HOvey soon discov-
cred the fire and had it under control in a
short time. Cause, a small boy, bundle of
papers and a stick in the fire of the parlor
stove.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05

Cobb; song and violin solo, Prof.
WhipplA and solos, by Nellie Slayton
and Mr.. Fleetwood. Light refresh
ments were served. The receipts
were SIT, to apply on a fund for the
maintenance Of the church chior
Mrs. Churchill, as accompanied play
ed in her usual pleasing manner.
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
At Town Hall, Morrisville Saturday
evening Nov. It'll, the quaint oriental
entertainment by the Kendalls, intro
ducing the royal Japanese wedding
ceremony, including the kaleidoscope
march AMI fan evolutiOns by twenty
young ladies in the brilliant costumes
of Japan. Following is the program:
PARTI.
Scene from the Merchant of
Venice. Julia Kendall
Quautette,
Miss Slayton, Mrs. Rich Messrs, Fleetwood
and Cobb.
Happy Pair, Mr.. and Mrs Kendall
Violin Solo. Prof. Whipple
PART II.
Overture. Orchestra
Lecture on japanese Customs, Mrs. Kendall
Concluding with the Royal Japanese We'd
ding with the following east of characters:
The Bride, Jennie Cushman
The Groom, F. G. Fleetwood
Brides Mother, Mrs. Z. X. Gleed
Brides Father, Henry fisher
Grooms Mother, Mrs. A. U. Gates
Groom's Father, j. t. COBB
Attendant, Don Sanders
bridesmaids, Nellie slayton, Ida Daniels,
Madge Paul. Mrs. W. A. Beebe, Ella Holmes,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-An exchange
Says the editor of a western paper
sued n delinquent subscriber for
eleven dollars. Said dilindueRt tes-
titled on the witness stand that he
never had subscribed for the paper,
and, therefore didn't propose to pay
for it. The judges charge to the
Jury was if the evidence disclosed the
fact that the defendant had taken,
or caused the paper to be taken,
from the pOstoffice, whether the de-
fendant had ever subscribed for it or
not, then the jury should find for
plaintiff. The jury returned a verdict
of eleven dollars and costs against
the defendant. When the delinquent
footed the bill he found the paper
had cost him nearly one hundred
dollars instead Of eleven dollars. "
This was good law, perfect justice,
and served the meanest kind of a
dead beat Just right.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
HARDWICk,

DR.. Jackson's son was in town over Sum
day.
Dr. Huhbell was in town Monday and Tues
day.
W, II. Taylor moved into his new house
last Friday,
A. j, Grant is to have rooms in the prenan
house when ready,
Mrs. W. t. Clement has been very sick with
rheumatism for the past week.
r. G. Parks and wife have gone to house
keeping in c. Strckland's house.
The fall term of the primary department OF
the village school closes this week
John H. Drew is repairing the Reed build
ing, changing the front and painting.
Mrs. Benham, mother of l.. Benham, dice
at Barton, Monday. Funeral Wednesday
| afternoon.
VIM. Z. Lawson has bought out his part
ner. 6. r. Davis, and will run the granit
! business alone.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers gave a gOot
concert at Town Hail. Saturday evening
| Also a sacred concert Sunday afternoon.
The village trustees are finishing up tn
water system and report more takers tina
expected and more than enough to pay til
| interest on the money expended.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LOOK OUT for Mrs. Reeds announcement
next week.
GRAND CLOAK SALE, at Miles, Mcmahon &
Cos, Stowe, Nov. II, 13 and IA All sizes
and at prices that cannot be cxceled.
Buy yourCARPETs at WILSON'S, Morrisvile
Mrs. Hadey wishes to call the attention of
the ladies of Morrisvlle and vicinity, to her
special display of trimmed millinery the com
ing week. A new supply of goods lust ar
rived; iull line of Velvets, Pushes, Ribbons
etc. With experienced trmmers and compe-
tent help. be made to order in the most fash
lonable style, and at short notice.
Mas. E. A. HADLEY,
Morrisville, Vt.
WALL PAPER, lowest prices at Wilson'S
ATTENToN.-E. j. Parker has handled
since September LIST, 1891 100 crates plums
80 barrels pears, I'll baskets grapes, and is
now handling fine Lake Apples.
WANTED.-Immediatel dimension lumber
for Morrisville Hotel. Either logs at mill or
lumber sawed, not difficult length to get
W Ill pay extra cash prices A. f. WHITNEY.
PIANOS, Organs, Violns. etc, at Wilson'S
Those in need of every kind of grain will do
well to call on me at the grist mill at Cady's
Falls. Corn meal, $1.55 per hundred crack
ed corn, 81 50 per hundred provender 81 so
per hundred; bran, $1.15.-GEo. A. Brown
PURE Drugs and Medicines at Wilson's.
FOR ALE.-The one-story house and barn
on Maple St, belonging to the late Mrs Russ
The place is well located has a good garden
and will be sold very low. Enquire of 5. Har-
ris, Executor.
Wilson will not be undersold on Furniture
A Prominent MERCHANT SAYS: Il have
sold MegrlmIne for over year and guaran-
teed it to cure any headache without bad af-
ter effects, and have not found IA single case it
did not relieve. Samplefree. The Dr. White
hall Megrimine Co.. South Bend. Ind
The real estate and sugar tools which have
been advertised to be sold 23d of No1em
next, have been disposed of. See notice of
personal property at auction.
Now Is YouR TME!-To get bargains at
the opening OF the Bazaar, Friday and Satur-
day of this week, opposite |. A White & Co.
All new goods, bought in New York. 200
books at 32c. each, usua ly sold for soc and
Zoe; 25c. books for 1 Sc; The American Maya
zne for 5c. Webster's large Dictionary for
SIPS, and nice one for 81 p; Curtain
Poles with Fixtures tor 25c.; Window Shades
with dado, Il beauty, for 25c. large stock
of pictures from S125 to S., sold elsewhere
for $3.50 to so. Mannilla wrapping paper
at 6 LIE. per ID; shelf paper for Be. per doz.
large stock imported Japanese goods.
Fancy Dishes for the table, and Vases from
81 to $50 each. A good box writing paper,
Zoe; envelopes, &c. per package. Clocks Soc.
to SIS each. 10 doz. Smyrna Rugs from
45c. to s.. Ladies and Gents fancy studs
and scarf pins. Can mention only few bar
gains, but new goods will he received every
week. Please call and examine goods and
and prices. o. G. HARRIS
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
WATERVILLE.

Dwight Potter has moved to Cambridge.
Preaching was held at Parker's Hall op
Sunday.
Clarence Pierce of Boston is visiting his
parents
Mrs Henry Olin and Mrs. G, c. Tobin are
on the sick list
H. Hamlet has moved into c. A. Boards
house on the hill.
A. NJ. Flood has moved onto j. v Stevens
farm in Codding Hollow.
Geo. Taxman and wife of Montgomery were
visiting in town last week.
Ira Smith Of Berkshire was visiting his
brother j ohm over Sunday.
Geo. Tlotson cut his foot badly while chop
ping in the woods last week.
Joseph Stratton has moved into Frank
| Chase's house near the branch.
A concert by the Original Tennesseeans, ;
| Jubilee troup, will be given here Friday even
| ing. Don't fail to hear them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
u. v, M, NOTES,

The winter course of the Medical Depart
ment commenced Thursday, Oct. 30.
g. H. Baker 90 and l.. K. Wiswell 90 went
to Dartmouth Friday as delegates from Yer.
mont Alpha at the Phi Delta Theta initia-
lions there.
Vermont Beta Zeta of Alpha Tan Omega
held their initiation on Friday evening, Oct
80 The following members of '95 were re-
ceived: H. Davis, F. B. Debervie, E A.
Maynard, ]. F. Pratt. J. J. Wilson, r. N.
Woodland.
The Gee Club consists of the following mem
bers First tenor-J. W, Avery, F. A. Hol-
brook, r. G. Severson, F. NJ. Knights, substi-
tute Joel Allen; second tenor-F D. Farr, H
j. Kilbourn NJ NJ. Hutchinson Z. A. May
nard, substitute F. r. We Is; first base-J
D. Allen, E. j. Armstrong c. H. French, J. D.
Batchelder, substitute W. L. Burnell; second
bass-F. X. Kyle, &. W. Alger, Lyman Allen
W J. Pollard, W. W. Griffiths, substitute W
E. Bennett.
A large crowd gathered on the campus last
Wednesday afternoon to see the lower classes
matched in Rugby football, Everyone wore
the colors of their favoFite class, and the
coaches occupied by the ladies of the college
and Bishop Hopkins hall were decorated il
the same way. The gaIA las close and ex
citing me ifs@% SR tho SS? soPR
IGNORES had the Z zma.dun ~ resistin {
their rush-lne Aaa 3 first hal
neither side had scored. Che last hal
was completed the freslH gan to weaker
while the sophomOres pf with unabateC
strength and 90 goal ReKed from the felC
by their captain, when the time was nearly
up, gave them the game the score being to
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
REINIDERE CORNER.

Elias Bresett is working for Marvin Smith.
Royal Holbrook is laid up with lame
side.
H. McGinnis and Ezra Thomas are work
ing for Harvey Lamphere.
Mark Thomas has rheumatism in his feet
and is unable to walk a step.
Jack Brennan has finished working at
Cambridge and returned home.
Lewis Eldredge has finished working fol-
Marvin Smith and is working for p. p. Lam
phere, Jr.
Miss Brown, grandmother of Mrs. Fred
Fletcher, is very i'll and it is not expected she
will recover.
Hattie Eaton has finished her fourth tern
of school in district No. 2, and returned tC
| her home in Hyde Park.
| VIM Thomas while chopping for Mr.. Lam
phere last week, was hit On the head by
| falling limb and a cash cnt that require,
! three stitches to close,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
STOWE.

Albert Laraway moves to Brownsville.
Miss Maud Raymond is in Minneapolis.
Bert Mum is clerkng in Saranac, n. Y.
Butter was "a and % cents on Saturday.
Geo. ross is in the meat business at Norris
vile,
C. H. SIayton has been In Boston for a few
days.
Clement Moody goes to the Ed French
farm.
Gov Bingham has added metallic roof to
his house.
Geo. Smalley moves to the Whitney place
in So. Hollow
Lyman Armstrong has returned from his
trip to Virginia.
o. NJ. Belts from Ohio has moved into the
Don Waite house.
Ed, French has moved onto the R. c. Hodge
farm in SO. Hollow.
Chas, Wright has purchased the Albert
Laraway place on the Hollow road.
An agent of the Free Press is in town look
ing after the interests of that paper.
Halloween was observed, though not to
such an extent as is too often the case.
Mr.. Magoon, father of the Magoon Bros.
has moved to the Asa Luce place on the
Branch.
Rev. Mr.. Emery has returned from his va
cation in Boston and vicinity much strength
ened in body,
Laura, the little daughter of Mr. Mayo has
been very sick for few days. Cause said to
he crab apples,
The poverty party at the Branch recently
was a success as was expected They never
fail in their efforts.
s. F. Fuller and wife have returned from a
pleasant trip and visit in York State. He
thinks politics are little warm over there.
Allie Weeks was very seriously kicked by a
young colt last week. The foot struck him
on the lower jaw and neck, though breaking
no bones.
That corn can be successfully raised in Yer
mont is clear, Lewis G. Camp having the past
season raised 232 bushels of ears from Ia
acres of land,
The price of cattle Is ruling higher than fol-
many years and other farm produce at pro
portionate figures All of which is very en-
couraging to the husbandman.
The large brush fire on west hill on Satur
| day evening greatly alarmed some people Is
| it wise to build them and thus to frequently
deceive people. The loss of valuable property
may result if this practice is to continue.
The death of John B. Clark, editor of thu
| Mirror and Farmer was announced here or
! Thursday evening Hewas Familiarity known
here, having spent several seasons at TIL
Mansfield House He was genial, social an(
! full of horse gossip.
An interesting and helpful meeting was hell
| on Saturday by the Teachers Association
The programme consisted of an address o
welcome and remarks by Mrs. A. q. Raymond
and a general discussion upOn different TOP
les of interest to teachers The next meet
ing will be held on the first Saturday in DE-
cember 1T is the duty of every teacher to al
tend these meetings and help make them
success
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
CADY'S EALLS.

George Cook and wife are in Fnderhill,
Mrs Eta Williams is working for Mr.. Saw
yer at Hyde Park:
Charlie Sherman and Clark Dodge were in
town over Sunday
Mrs Terrill and Mrs. Carr visited Mrs, Jul
Jus Gallup last Tuesday.
Maj. and Mrs, Waterman of Swanton visit
ed Mrs. C. b. Terril last week.
Blanche Cheney has closed successful term
of school in the Adams district.
Harland Shattuck has finished his work al
Cambridge Jet. and is stopping here for 8
time.
The people of Cady's Falls were nicely enter
tanned by George Gilmore and wife at theil
home Tuesday eve.
Mrs. Frank Thomas sister who has beer
stopping with her for some time has returned
to her home in Canada.
Dennis Town is hard sick with throa
trouble. Emily Atwood taught the two re
naming days of her school.
Mrs Dow has her yard nicely graded whicl
| is great Improvement to our little hamlet
which by the way, is booming.
Sam Town thinks he gould haYe nicely ren
dered the poem, :. Dark was the Night, whe
be LANDED in the bushes coming down tn
Meri lam hin Saturday eve closely followed b
Chas. Miner loudly joining in the chorus.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
EAST ELM9RE,

Mrs. Il, B. Silloway is quite sick,
Remember the town meeting next Satur-
day.
John Morse has rented his house to Fannie
Holmes,
Geo. Lebanon, wife and children visited his
father last week.
Harley Camp, who has been sick long time
remains about the same.
Mrs. Will Way is visiting friends and rela
tives in Woodbury. and Calais.
Geo. LeBaron has sold his shingle mill tC
parties In Worcester, who will move it to that
| place.
The sugar makers are making elabOrat'
preparations for taking in the bounty mex
year
Prof. Foster of Woodbury. holds a singing
school here Monday and Thursday nights O
| each week
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
EDEN MILLS.
success.
Prospects of a new hotel.

Prospects of new hotel.
Mrs Richards improves very slowly.
F. F. White returned from Boston, Satur-
day,
Mr.. Adams has moved on to his son, Or
sons farm.
o. NJ. George has again taken possession OF
his farm.
Horace Allen has moved into +. c. Whee-
locks house.
Chas. Baker has moved on to the farm own
ed by Albert O'Brien.
Eli Kinds and daughter, have moved into a
part of Hannah Atwell's house, to be better
located while driving the stage.
]. T. Stevens, while overseeing mill work al
Coventry had the misfortune to get one i'm
ger broken besides other injuries to the same
hand.
Some wonder why Geo Miller goes regular
ly to Westfeld once week. Probably in pur
suit ola saw which was stolen from his shoI
recently