News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-13

will be held every weekday at 2 AM
7.30 O'Clock p. M, and on Sunday "a
1870 a. M, and 7.30 p. m. Inter
esting speakers from abroad are il
attendance.
A good-sized gang of men and boy
are putting in their chest ticks" a
lathing in the hotel. The work i
done by the piece-12A cents pc
hundred being the price, and tn
amount earned daily varies from A
cents to $3.50, according to tn,
ability of the workman.
Foster D. Randall, who has beer
suffering with a cancer for many
months, died from it's effects las
Wednesday. He was IA years oil
and q native of this town. Besides {
wife he leaves several grown-up chill
dren and number ofgrand-children
The funeral took place Friday, the
services being conducted by Rev. Mr.
Fisk. The remains were inferred il
the old cemetery beside a former wife
DR.. Morrill, has concluded that the
pay is not sufficient to induce him to
remain here as station agent, and
has resigned the position. We I'M
derstand his successor is to be a man
named Waterman, from Wells River
1t is not our business to find fault
with the way the railroad manages
its affairs, butit certainly is not very
pleasant for the patrons at this place
to be compelled to do business with
a green hand continually. The sta
ton is an important one, a large
amount of business is done here. and
it should have a first-class man IN at
tendance. Put in a good man and
pay him a salary equivalent to the
work required.
Hon. B. F. Hyatt of Findley, Ohio,
is spending few days here with his
wife. This is Mrs. Hyatt's native
place, and they are stopping here a
few days en- route to Bar Harbor and
other points on the coast. Mr.. Hyatt
is an active politician and an ar
dent Republican. He says the cam
paign in Ohio will be a lively one, as
it usually is, but that Mckinley will
go in with a whirl. The gubernato-
rial contest is not 50 interesting, he
says, as is the legislature which elects
q successor to John Sherman. Sher-
man, he says, lis opposed to free
coinage; so are the Germans, and"
with twinkle in his eye, "John and
they are mighty strong" Mr.. Hyatt
we might add, was very strongly
urged to allow his name to be pre-
sented at the late convention for
State Treasurer, but as the Auditor
vas from the same county, he would
not antagonize him. His friends are
now anxious to nominate him for
State Senator, but he says there is
10 inducement for him in that direc-
ion"
From the Adrian, Mich, Weekly
Press Dem of last week we take
he following:
Adrian was honored Monday by a brief
'isit from the Governor of the Green Noun
ain state, Hon. c. S. Page. Gov. Page
anne to Michigan to attend the G. A. R. en-
ampment and took advantage of the occa-
ion to come to Adrian and make short I
isit to his brother-in-law, Mr.. C. J. Patch |
proprietor of the Lawrence House He was |
accompanied by his son, L. III. Page. The |
'ermont Governor is fine looking gentle |
nan, aged perhaps about 50, and is evident |
Y very familiar with public life In an i'm |
romptu reception given him between trains
his visit was of but few hours duration) |
low. Page proved himself man of much |
enerai information and a pleasing CONVEX
ationalist. Many citizens called at the ho-
Il and were presented to him. The council,
hlch met for the regular monthly session,
Ook recess for a short time and paid their
aspects in body, to the Vermont Execu-
We. Shortly before the Governor started
} take the return train to Detroit, the G. Y |
I. A, band appeared on the scene and
aged number of their best selections. All
ere pleased with the Governor of Vermont,
not with his politics. 1t was his deplora-
e selection to be Republican.
ENTERvILLE.-Fred Vim BILE from Under
] was the guest of Merton Backum the past
Campbell is visiting his
others in Barre--Benjamin Collins and
e from Stowe are visiting his brother, A. (
Colliue.-Mrs. Lorenzo Calkins is visiting
ends in Swanton.
JOHNSON
Sara Knight camped at Harvey Lake last
eek.
Advent tent-meetings are being held on the
lain.
Misses Hale and Wood are Bertha Newton's |
uests.
Mrs. II. W. Newton is visiting friends in
ieorgia.
Mr.. Welch of Groton, is visiting his sons
amily in town.
Joseph W Cristv of Ringwood, ILL.,, left for
lone Tuesday.
The only advertised letter this month, is
or Peter Green.
Foster Andrews visited relatives and friends
n town last week.
Florence Cunningham entertained her little
friends last Saturday
Chesley Hartwell. formerly clerk for Welch
& harrington, is in town.
Mrs Dr. Allen and children spent last week
with friends in Enosburg.
Mrs Chamberlain of Worcester, Mass, is
stopping with Mrs. Mary Perry.
Mr., aud Mrs C. H. Stearns and son, are
spending a while at Old Orchard.
Mrs. McClanahan and daughter ofChicago,
are the guests of B. S. Fullington.
Mrs Morrill, and children are stopping
with her sister, Mrs. George Whiting
Mr.. aud Mrs. Baldwin of Coaticook, were
Rev. Mr.. Saunders guests last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedard of st. Adams, with
three children were guests at Il. Fullington s.
Chester Sanders was called to Mortified
on account of the serious illness OF his father
Mrs. W. H. McDunnough of Montreal, and
two children are stopping at l.. Nj. Fulllng
toms.
The NJ. E. people are making preparations
to attend the camp-meetinS, which begins th'
18th.
Miss Thompson is spending two weeks witt
her friends and pupils in Franklin and Chit
tenden.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Story visited thei
daughter, Mrs T. J. Boynton at Montpelle
last week.
Mr.. Hills young people are taking a car
riage drive through Caledonia, visiting friend
on the way.
There will be no preaching at the Baptis
church for two Sundays The pastor is t
| take his vacation.
| Mary Fullington is welcomed by her man
| friends in town. She is stopping with he
brother, B. s. Fullington.
Mrs. Partlow gave lawn party last Wee
nesday. The proceeds are to be used in i'll
proving the church vestry.
j. B. Kidder delegate to Moody Tr2inin
| School, gave a report to the Congregations
school hast Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kendall of Chicago, once Hattie Cali
well OF Johnson, is stopping with Mrs. Glen
ent at Mrs. Clements old home.
The C.. F. society of the Baptist churt
held an interesting temperance meeting la
Sunday evening" led by Avery Holmes.
d. G. Holmes condition is not as encour
ging as his friends hoped. Dr. Hall was ca
ed in consultation by DR.. Allen last Saturda
Susie Emmonds, delegate to the Y, T. 5.
E. convention at Waterville, read good !
port before the society last Sunday evenln
Mrs Fullington gave reception in hon
of her friend Mrs. McClanahan Monday eve
ing. large number of ladies were prese
and an agreeable time was passed.
Buck'ssto ore, now owned by BIS. Fullingto
is being cleared of goods by Messrs Bucl
! Rumor says it will soon be filed and that
creamery will be located in the basemeI