News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE
o. l.. Leach was in town over Sun
day.
Abe Noe has opened a livery in the
old bakery barn.
Mrs. j. c. Bugbee goes to Biddeford,
Me-, to spend several weeks.
Fred Peters a former resident is in
town from Northampton, Mass.
Monthly drill of the fire department
Saturday eve at O'Clock sharp.
The reunion on Friday and Satur-
day brought to town several former
residents.
Dana Hutchins started Tuesday for
Minneapolis. His motherwill return
with him.
Fred Boardman has moved to the
east end of the new tenement house
on Bridge st.
The new bakery with Green & Pow
ers as proprietors started business
Monday morning
L. W. Eldridge and wife of Under
hill spent few days here the past
week with relatives.
Garlic Gle is negotiating for the tin
and hardware business of the late w.
S. Rich at Hardwick
There will probably be a game of
ball between the No Name and John
sons Saturday afternoon.
Hollis Chase and wife, formerly Lii
liam Cutting, came to town on Satur-
day with their two children.
Some very fine furniture, in the
shape of desks, bookcases. etc, has
recently been placed in Powers &
Powers law office
Ira Edwards of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives in this section
the past two weeks, started for home
Tuesday evening.
Every voter in school district No. 1
should remember the adjourned meet
ing to be held at the academy this
Wednesday evening.
The young people of the Congrega-
tiOnal church are contemplating re-
peating the Dairy-Maids' Supper at
some time next week.
Wallace Gilbert, one of Morrisville's
best young men, goes to st. Adams
lilis WIN " fttNCPb a BOotbACAA -
John Locke's clothing store.
A new house is up and inclosed on
the proposed street to be opened near
Charles Stafford's. V. W. Jewett has
new house up and covered on the
Bridge st. extension.
W. and L. D. Paul left Monday,
they spend the season at Owls Head
House. Fred Parker returned to his
work with the Union Tea Co. of Bur-
lington the same day.
James Blake and Edwin Sharp Of
Brooklyn, II. Y, areguests at Tenney
: Bridge Farm for a few days. They
are taking a tramp across the state
to the White Mountains thence tic
Portland, Me.
The annual festival by the Univer
salist ladies was very seriously
marred by the many rains; the parl
was very handsomely decorated an6
all arrangements made for an enjoy
able occasion.
The commissioners met last Friday
and allotted the savings bank stock
This was no easy job as $66, 500 hat
been subscribed and the capital stool
is $4,000. The stockholders cleo
officers this week Friday.
Arrangements are being made for
concert by the Cecilian Quarts cite G
st. JohnsburY, for the benefit OF tn
library. The quartette is compose
of young ladies, with Harry E. Ma
as soloist. Date announced mex
week.
The Ladies of the W. r. c. will NEE
at the G. A. R. hall Saturday after
noon July 18th, to make the gal
ments purchased by the relief con
mittee. Let all that can, come a
early as possible and assist in tt
work.
Jas. Newcomb of Worcester, Mass
is spending a few weeks in town I'll
pnest of b. B. Blake, his brother il
law. Mr.. Newcomb learned tt
urinter's trade some twenty veal
ago in the Newsdealer office at HyC
Park.
The weather of the past week h;
been unaccountable in its constal
drizzle and chilly winds. Seldom it
that the glorious fourth is accor
panied by weather SO thoroughly u
suited to a successful celebration
any sort.
The work of hauling in . Il
DRINKS" continues. A man from {
adjoining town was found full und
the Methodistc church horse-sheds al
was fined the usual amount. This
a bad place to come to have q spre
Our officers mean business.
The other day telephone wire /
came detached and twisted aroul
the chimney and smokestack OF t
foundry. The other end got mix
with the cars and when the ira
started it took chimney, smokesta
and all with it, causing a delay OF
day or two in the foundry forrepal
L.B. Boynton has placed hisstea
Yacht Caspian on Lake Gilmore a
Organized q yacht club. The cl
I, oppose to run the yacht this seas
TO accommodate the public at reast
able prices. The yachts 30 1T. long
#. beam, a very strong, well ma
boat with a 10 horse boiler ana
horse engine. See club adv.
S. l.. Gates has disposed OF MS
terest in the Fisk & Gates insural
business and is succeeded by ii.
Rich. For the present. Mr.. Rich N
be found at Hendee & Fisk.s OH
Anyone knowing Mr.. Rich will und
stand that business entrusted to 4
will he carefully attended to.
advertisement next week.
The adjourned meeting of the
Name baseball club will be held
the office of Geo. M. Powers at Z
tomorrow (Thurs.) evening EV
one who is at all interested IN the
ranization of the team should
present. Not only should the play