News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-05
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days.
G. H. Gilmore has sold his farm in
this town to H. Field of Cambridge.
P. S. Clark of Lyndonville was in
town the first of the week.
Carroll Lilley left Wednesday for
Fort Payne, Alabama, where he will
spend the winter.
Election returnes were received at
the depot Tuesday night. The atten-
dance was small.
Miss Hattie Eaton completed her
fourth term of school at Belvidere
last week, and is now at home.
Louie Strong left on Tuesday for
Poughkeppsie where he enters East
mans Business College.
The plumbing in the hotel is COM
pleted and the work of putting in the
heating apparatus is progressing
we'll.
Langdon Bedell, a well-known resi-
dent of this town, died last Monday
from an attack of pneumonia, after
an illness of but a few days.
The Good Templars' entertainment
Friday evening was not very largely
attended; but we are informed the
occasion was an enjoyable one.
The docket for the December term
of court is out. 1t contains SO cases
in the county court and 10 IN the
chancery. 1t is not known who the
nrpSidinU iudOn will he
The farm and sugar tools which
r. S. Page advertised to sell, have
been DISPOSED of. See notice else
where of sale of personal property at
auction Nov. %.
We understand that the taxes have
been very well paid in this year, some
where in the neighborhood of 5000
remaining unpaid, as against some
$1,000 last year.
The Selectmen have purchased Il
new hearse for the town. 1t is to be
kept in a house to be built in the vii
lage cemetery and will be under direct
control of town authorities,
Anonymous communications are
not wanted for this paper. The
name of the writer must always
accompany the article, not for publ
cation, but as a guarantee of good
faith. See?
Church street, not willing to be be-
hind the rest of the village in letting
their light shine, have provided sew
eraI lamps and now that thorough
fare is as well Illuminated as other
parts of the village.
OF course you will attend the concert
by the jubilee singers at the town
hall this evening. The troupe is high
ly spoken of wherever it exhibits and
we are sure there will be no disap-
pointment on this occasion. 90,
The Hallow cen maneuvers by some
of our boys and young men is not ex-
actly approved of by the people. No
body objects to sports or Jokes OF an
innocent character, but the line should
be drawn between that and the wllfu
destruction of property
The marriage of Harvey Whitcomt
and Miss Alice Eaton of this place
occurred last Saturday evening at thu
Cong'l parsonage in Morrisville, from
which place the couple left for a shor
soiourn in Caledonia Co. Their man!
friends wish them a long and happ.
married life.
The creamery closed for the season
Nov. /. We understand it has beel
one of the most successful in the his
tory of the enterprise, the price pai
for milk has been d good one and tn
pleasant fall weather has enabled tn
business to go on uninterrupted unit
a late date.
: The fall term at the Academy clos
es Friday, Nov. 13. There will /
prize speaking in the EVENING" in whic
the following students will take part
} Grace Wright, Grace Noyes, Cert
Hogaboom, Katie Newcomb, Hele
, Waterman, Berta Cheney, Clinic
Crowell, Ernest Copp, Charles Rile..
: Walter Strong and Marvin Goddard
Sterling Lodge No. A, l. o. of 0. f
: now has membership of over fort.
For several weeks special meeting
f have been held at which new member
/ were initiated into the mysteries
: the order. Although but little ov'
a year old the organization is in
! most furnishing condition and its f
h ture is bright and encouraging. La
Friday evening degrees were workt
upon candidates from MOrrisvlll
: ] Jacksonville and Cambridge, aft
o which the brethren repaired to S.
Waite,s residence where a sumptuo
Banquet was served. The spread W
o very fine and the occasion a mo
- enjoyable one:
Il CENTREvILLE.-Mabel Collins has gone
y Barre-School closed here last Saturd'
+ taught by Cattle YasseuF.=Mr. Tillerson fri
n Greenfield has moved into Mrs. Grove
house,