News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISNILLE,

MORRISVILLE.
A tin roof was put on the new bank
building last week
B. c. Sheldon and family of Swan
ton were in town over Sunday.
Halle, the S-year-old daughter of
R. B. Goodell is very sick with pneu-
monia.
The w. VS. will meet with Inez
Patten on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
A regular meeting of j. M. Warner
Post will be held on Saturday evening
Nov. 21.
Rev Mr.. Cakes ofJeffersonville will
exchange with Rev. Mr. Fisk one week
from next Sunday
Ed White and family have vacated
the rooms over Joslyn's store and
moved to Worcester
Harvey Whitcomb and wife have
just begun housekeeping in the house
with Dana Hutchins.
Quite a delegation of our young
people attended the closing exhibitio
at Hyde Park on Friday evening.
They say there is as much differ
ence in pianos and organs as there is
in anybody, at Bailey music rooms"
Frank Durham of .. v NJ. spent
Saturday and Sunday with T. c.
Cheney, his former roommate at col
lege,
The ticket office and vestibule re-
Gently put in the town hall are a de-
cided Improvement and long felt
want.
She who was formerly so Familiarity
known as "Aunt Manly Brown" died
last week in Belyidere and was buried
on Friday,
A large number of young people at
tended a progressive 'tiddledy winks'
party given by Miss Nellie Hadley on
Saturday eve.
Rev. DIR, Harvey, president of st.
Lawrence County University, will oc=
cupy the pulpit at the universalist
church next Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Douglass went to Stowe
on Thursday to oficiate at the funer-
al of the young Mr.. Sears, who Drop
ped dead in the woods.
A pair of kid gloves were evidently
taken by mistake at the exhibition
Tuesday evening. They may be left
at Cowles' music store.
Fable George is at home from Mont
pelier with a badly used up hand, it
having received a full blow from a
thirteen pound hammer.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church will hold a sociable with
Mrs. A. r, Campbell on Maple street
on Friday evening this week.
The eclipse on Sunday evening was
witnessed by about everybody and
more perfect conditions for witnessing
it could not have been arranged
IA. White & &c. have sold in the
last ten DAYS seven thousand and five
hundred pounds of candy at whole
sale. Not much of time for candy
either.
Miss Lillian Patten went last FIJI
day to st. Johnsbury; she VIII go &c
Lunenburg and several otner places
before her return, visiting 1rlends AM
relatives.
Boston party interested IN Nor
risville and its enterprises writes tn
following: Speaking of name tol
the new hotel, what's the matter witt
sRandalls Inn?
The ladies circle of the Universalls
aoaiatr is to meet with Mrs. n. b
blair on Summer ST., this lhursda.
afternoon. The usual cordial INVITA-
tIon is extended to all.
The circle and ten cent supper a
the Copg'I vestry on Friday attel
noon was well patronized. An ell
iovable so6abIe was held in the even
i no by the Christian Endeavor sc
ciety.
Tho ladies of the Congregations
society including the missionary an
industrial societies, are prePalTlns -
a fair and supper to pc held pe siol
Ghristmass, the date to he announce
later.
nBabe" Noe and stranger 1rol
pnrlington, got into row on LOT -,
iond St. Tuesday evening Ihe
were lodged in the County Cooler lt
+ha ni0hf. and next morning 1ned
the tune of $11.76 each.
EraStuS Lyman, oho " 20,
residents of this town, dled last we'
Wednesday. TEefuneral was agtell
ed on Friday at his late resl 4hd !;
Rev Mr.. Fisk officiating ana tlle
+ornent was in the old cemetery
the Corners.
Row F. D. Handy of Barnard , occ
my dask aft the Methodist chur
Pledc uho 49, 80 afternoon. Mr.. Han(
IL cave an enthusiastic temperah
ioetnre at that church in the even illi,
H. Con0regationalist people lolhii
Nowtbat the newhotel building a.
4ovor has reached its full heighU
T Iom lofty flag poles on tlie ~ :,
IS tba streets are left below WI
ne noIe topping off the tower TOW, Goi
Ul;T ~ ovpr so feet high. Inns ID
WIN oe oad with a flag wItf
De s Iirllio IT, botel-'tThe Randall
an in large letters. -. T.
On a recent Sunday SIX o. Uhe w
ians employed on the tFe ''f tb no h
don went hunting, -four VI In IA,
9nns and the other two piayFf' ,rof f
i'hev went to a small piece 81 b. VI {,
n Greensboro and in less Uilal !,
h,an vent back with bwGnOy
nobhita strung on pole: ~ - ii
raoolOI ,yere somewhat asColiiel
hiillo u, learned of this eXtraoi
when , III attributed it is saiq "
naly 20 lS tba two who ''played Dog
Another incident showing owl g t init t
of leaving anything pun h1rcb sb
6 6or ree' and wagon in the church 81