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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
EAST CAMBRIDGE.
ONE have commenced haying.

Some have commenced haying.
Lotte Marsh of Sheldon was lately guest
at B. F. Nye's.
Kittie Wells has been spending a few days
at home, in Watervie.
Louise CaswelI from Watervile was guest
at H. B. Caswell's last week.
Mrs T. S. Thompson returned from Col
chester last week Thursday.
Mr.. Loren Parmalee of Colchester was re-
Gently guest at Gilbert Gonyeau's.
Quite a number from here went to the cir
Gus at Burlington last week Friday.
Mrs. A. A. Hawley of Jacksonville was a
guest at A. Demerritt's last week Thursday
Mrs. B. F. Nye has been spending a short
time with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Philips OF
Johnson.
A. A. Hawley of Jacksonville was in the
place last week repairing the water works at
his old home.
Our school taught by Miss Lucy Hodgdon
closed last Saturday with picnici The
term seems to have been quite successful
The Stowe correspondent tells a big story
of big strawberry, and we do not doubt the
size or weight, neither flavor, for most of the
berries picked here measure 80 inches in cir
conference, and many are much larger.
We learn from an authentic source that
the efforts of the ladies in respect to raising
funds for the parsonage at Jetersonvllle
were very successful, resulting in a substan-
tial sum. 1t is meet that one community
help another, for such is the golden rule
The teacher. with some of her scholars and
friend, went picnicing upon high rorE
ledge near here last Friday, taking with
them a telescope. From this place they had
lovely view of Morrisville, Hyde Park and
the surrounding scenery. The day was fine
an d they had a very enjoyable time.
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HARDWICK.

The Hanson business has not yet been set
tied.
Mrs. W. NJ. Parker of Manchester, N. II. is
at Ed. Wakefield's.
DR.. Jackson and wife have returned from
q weeks vacation
NJ S. Tucker is putting up foundationfor
a new house on the hill.
Miss Mary Wakefield is at her mother $
Mrs. :. NJ. Bates, for her summer vacation.
The Kellogg house is being painted on the
outside, and the masons are at work on the
inside.
| Mr.. Pierce has taken possession OF the
| Centennial house, and is fast getting it In tip
| top shape.
Mrs A. E. Clement returned from two
| weeks visit III Illinois, and to attend the III
neral service of her sister.
The trespass case of Swerdfegger VS. Hop
kins, is now on trial and itlooks as lift would
be nearly as long as Aiken VS. Drenan.
Titus is making repairs on the Gazette OF
| fee during Harris absence, and John WI
| hardly know his sanctum when he returns
1t has been remarkably quiet here the pas
week. The editor of the Gazette has beef
away and this is the most we will say ahou
him this week.
Dorman Bridgman adms, of the w ). Rlcl
| estate, has sold the stock and tools to MI
Gile of Morrisville Mr.. Rich had a GOO
business, and all are in hopes that Mr.. I'LL
| will do we'll.
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EDEN.

Mrs Horace Allen is quite sick.
Mrs G. b Terrill is visiting her parents.
The whooping-cough is going the rounds.
Harlow Shattuck was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Garrow has returned home from Hyde
Park.
Thermometer registered 9So July IA at the
Corners in the shade.
Henry Adams has carload of lambs go
ing to market next week,
NJ. Shattuck & Son are improving their
buildings by a coat of paint.
Mrs. r. Emery is at present stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. j. 4. Emery.
James Neweomb of Worcester, Mass, is Wis
iting his brother S, W. Newcomb~A -
The sociable at the ]. 800 - :
well attended aQSaa9
James Rogers.s
horse rake ThursdesSs
to the rake
Mrs. Carrie Cheney and daucantNH
donville are visiting at her mouners, MRS;
| Jacob Harrington and also relatives ana
1 friends in town.
| Fred Fuller had the misfortune to stick q
r,1sty nail into his hand about two inches
| while in bathing on Monday. 1t was cared
for by DR. Beacon and is doing WELL
| Misses Harting and Billings leave hear this
| week and will go to Morrisville the Goth. TIT
| good wishes of all go with them and they
| will always he pleasantly remembered as they
! are earnest workers for Christ.
A Christian Endeavor Society has been or
| ganized by Miss Billings with the following
| officers: F. l.. Whittermore, president; M
c. Shattuck, vice-president liza Vincent, sec
rotary; o. M. George, treasurer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

John Gleed, former resident of
MT1orrisVllle and brother of Hon. p.
\. Gleed, but now of Sheldon, lies
dangerously i'll at his home.
Charlie, the 12-year-old and only
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl was
crowned last Sunday while bathing
with several boys, all younger than
himself, at the bend in the river above
the depot. He was wading out into
tne stream when he suddenly stepped
on into about fifteen feet of water.
The Others being unable to swim
started for help; at the depot they
found Frank Simpson and several
Others who went to the SPOT where
he was last seen. Mr.. Simpson dove
four times before he could reach him,
| the current being so strong as to
carry him down stream quite a ways.
Drs. Hall and Holbrook with the as
slstance of many friends worked for
an hour trying to resusitate him but
1t was OF no avail. Charlie was one
OF Morrisville's finest boys and his
sudden death is not only mourned by
his parents and relatives but by all
who knew him. Mr.. and Mrs Earl
have the deepest sympathy of all in
their great affection. The funeral
was held this Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock from the house.
Our readers will not forget the illus
trated lecture on the passion Play
to be given here" Saturday evening,
July 25, by Rev. J. j. Lewis of Bos-
ton. Here are few press notices re-
garding the same:-
1.-The lecture by Rev. J. ]. Lewis of Boston
at the church of the Messiah last week Friday
evening, was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
| audience present. 1t is seldom that a lecture
| gives us such complete satisfaction did
TINS. The lecture was two hours in length,
| ana 1t Is safe to say that no two hours were
ever more pleasantly passed.-Vermont
| Waterman, May 27-
Rev. J. J. Lewis subject, the wonderful
| sacred drama enacted only once in ten years
| Is the all-engrossing platform theult of the
| season. Mr., Lewis shows many views espec
| tally made for him and not shown by any
| other lecturer upon this theme and his de-
| scription of the country and the play is vivid
| and deeply moving Byron Groce; NJ A.,
| Master Boston Latin School"
At the meeting of the LamoiIle Val
| ley Veteran Reunion Association, the
| following comrads were elected Com:
mander; W. G. MClintock, j. M.
Warner Post No. 4 Adjt., F. H.
Raymore, No. 81, L. M. ;P. S. Serb
ner, No. 55; Vice Commanders: v. A.
Gilmore, No. 81, George Midget, No:
4, j. E. Wheeler, No. 55, James Sleep
er, No. %, G. B. Whitney, No. AT, j.
o. Freeman, No. ~, H. S. Nutting,
No. 10. C. Dawson, No. 6, VIM. Kel
ton, No. 16, J. S. Drenan, No. %,
Julius Morse No 10 H A. Jackson, No
100, B. ]. Austin, No. IA, A. J. Stone,
No 80, Edward Baker, No. ID. The
Commander appointed as business
committee: v A. Gilmore, ]. o. Tru
man, George Midget, E. B. Marcy,
George B. Whitney, They selected as
Executive committee: V. A. Gilmore,
Hyde Park, E. B Marcy, North Crafts
bury, g. B. Whitney, johnson. The
balance of Vice Commanders will be
reported as soon as their names are
learned and the posts they belong to.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
News and Citizen
mOHHlSVILLE and HYDE PARK
thursday. July 10, 1891.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

6 EsFRAY;-Came into my enclosure Jplv ?
I.-l: Drlndle yearling heifers, light red
, tfea[,Iihg heIfers, dark red yearling bnu I
PACK yearLlng bull, 1 red and white cow !
uuh cow The owner is requested to nrove
property. pay charges and take it away.
Hyde Park, VT, July IA. 1891.
n Local parties have formed a yacht club and
665ought the steam yacht Caspian and hlaced
her on Lake Elmore. The boat has been
thorougtfiy overhapled and but In first-class
RIM and WA launched last Thursday. She
- aNallahie for campers and pleasure parties
az reasonable prices For particulars address
u M. waterman, Morrisville, Vt.
DENTIsTRY.-Dr. F. o. Kendall has return.
G Ti 10 Or. Church's Office, Stowe. a few weeks.
nose desiring any work will find it to their
advantage to see him at heirearliest conyen-
fence. 'oii Gu
4, FOR SAEE.-The Hickok place on Union st.
"o,story house, with ell, sheds, etc. also
Two building lots. The buildings are substan-
Uiai' pleasantly located, thoroughly con
strueted, and in excellent repair This is a
very desirable property and will be sold at a
bargain. The household property will be sold
ihcludlng one piano and one organ. Call or
OF ADDRESS, Mrs D. X. HICKoK
Morrlsville, Vt, April 10, 1891
DUMB ANIMALS cannot talk, but they look
grateful, and if they could speak many OF
them would have words of praise for Nor
rlsOn S English Liniment
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
A CURIOUS OFFER.

c. S. Page is receiving enquiries
from numerous parties asking what
he will charge for Fertilizing Salt
delivered at depots on the line OF
this road and he has decided to
make the following offer;
For One Dollar he will pay the
freight to all stations between
Fletcher and Hardwick inclusive
on any quantity of Salt that may
be ordered up to 5000 pounds
This would bring the price, freigh
prepaid, So for one ton or 30. $
| for one and one-half tons. Farm
crs may in this way, by clubbing
together, get their Salt at Prlc'
unprecedentedly low.
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STOWE.

Mrs Violet Field of Boston is in town visit
ing.
The splendid hay weather is being improved
by the farmers.
Rev. Mr. Drew exchanged with Rev. A. A.
Smith of Johnson on Sunday,
NJ. Daniels, wife and son of Danielsville,
Mass, are spending the summer with Mrs. |.
Hale.
Mrs. Jennie Wade of chlld-en's home in Bur
Iington is visiting among her friends on her
annual vacation.
party of young men made n midnight
excursion to the mountains Saturday night
returning Sunday night.
Any one finding a pair of gold band specta
cles and returning same to 7. ID. Pike Sons
| store will be suitably rewarded.
| Rev. J. j. Lewis of Boston will delived nj
| illustrated lecture on the Passion Play n
Unity church. Thurch evening, July %. NJ
one can afford to miss it.
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FLETCHER.

Edith Kingsbury was at home over Sunday.
Ethel Kingsley has returned from Manches-
ter, N. H., with improved health.
Clinton Stearns has gone to Massachusetts
on business; his mother is visiting friends IN
St. Adams and Swanton.
Mrs Jennie Moore of Ottawa, Ont, who is
spending the summer with Vermont friends Is
now visiting her cousin, Mrs Riggs.
Mrs C. W. Marks who has been with friends
in Swanton for several weeks has returned.
Her son-in-law, Herbert Hunt, has bad
hand causing him much suffering as well as
loss of time.
The carpenter work required in the belfry OF
the church preparatory to receiving the
town clock has been in progress the past
week, conducted by 3. c: Wells, and 1t is en-
pected that many will soon lie ready to note
the time of day from the church steeple
Arson Norton took more cider than was
good for himself or family, but wanted more
and because he could not get it concluded to
shoot his wife. Being frustrated in this plan
he swallowed some cedar oil, but here again
he met with numerous medicines and decided
interference by the doctor, and is now going
on with his haying in good shape.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
CADY'S FALLS.

Have you noticed the Improvement on the
hotel?
Mrs. H. L. LOOMS called on friends in this
place Friday.
L. j. Smith has returned from Old Orchard
Me- He has gained seven pounds in two
weeks.
Mrs. C. B. Terril returned from Lacolle, z,
O., July Z, accompanied by her aunt ano
cousin.
The mill property has been sold to George
Brown, fromerly of the st. j. x l.. c. X. X
Success to you George.
E.. 1. Durry, agent for the Hartford Life
and Annuity Insurance Co., was in town last
week and paid Mrs. Fred White $1,000, thu
insurance on the life of her late husband. Mr.
White had been insured three weeks.
There was an old folks gathering at 5. c
Towns July IL. Mrs. Moses Terrill SO years
Mrs. Welthy Swift of Montpelier 50 years
Milton Calkins of Hyde Park 80 years an'
| Horatio Calkins of Stowe II years. Is ther
the equal in this state for four brothers ant
| sisters?
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
STATE NEWS.

The erection of a passenger station
in Middlebury this season seems to
be assured.
The summer resorts on Lake st.
Catherine, Poultney, are fast filling
with bOarders.
The Caledonia county fair will be
held on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September s, 8, 10.
Mary, the seven-year-old daughter
of Simon McMann, was drowned in
Otter creek at Middlebury last week
Mary, the seven-year-old daughter
of Simon McMann, was drowned il
Otter creek at Middlebury last week
The railroad fare from Vermont tC
the National g. A. II. enCampment
at Detroit, Aug. 3d-Sth, and return
will be but $15.
The $50 foot barn of Warren But
terfield in Chester was demolished b,
cyclone Friday night, June 3, caus
ing a loss of $1,000.
A Methodist revival camp meeting
will be held in Westfield, Vt. begin
ming July 81 and continuing til
August 8, under the direction Of Stat
Reviyalist Rev, Il; F. Reynolds Q
Montpelier,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
WATERVlLLE.

Mrs. @. B. Cakes is on the scklst.
Mrs. A. L. Laraway is visiting in st. Adams.
Communion services at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Brown of Morrisville
are visiting his mother.
Mrs. s. r. Miller and children were visiting
in HYDE Park the past week
Mrs. Hicks of New Jersey is visiting her
daughter Mrs. ii. N. Leach
Elmer Miller of Richford made short visit
to his parents the past week.
Mrs. JULIA Smith of Winooski is visiting Mrs.
] Hulburd and other friends in town.
Hurbert Potter of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Chauncey Shattuck.
G. A. Beard, wife and grandson, Harris
Beard, we're visiting friends in Stowe the past
| week.
George Afford of California, after an absence
of over 40 years, is visiting his brother Aelia
| Afford.
DIR. II. D. Martin, the oculst, will again
visit Waterville Wednesday, July 22d, to re
main until July "a, and can be found at the
| hotel.
There has been quite an immigration a.
+b;s MACE of late as follows: A son to E. w
Manchester and wife, a daughter to Charles
Brapg and wife, a daughter to Oscar Shat
tncL and wife, a daughter TO A. j. Little ant
wifi a son to Albert Austin and wife, a daugh
ter to Clarence Taylor and wife
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EAST ELMORE.

The hay crop is looking nicely.
John st. John and wife of Plainfield are
visiting in town.
E. W. Potter and Will Carpenter have TAX.
en- l.. W. fuckers grass to harvest.
We are having some good hay weather
now and the farmers are improving it.
Mrs Henry Udall has returned home from
her visits at Wolcott dnd Crrtftsbury:
J.R. Parker has let the job of doing the
haying on the Gale farm to Frank Lowell
Melvin, son of B. F. Morse, was badly hurt
willie drawing in load of hay, but is some
better now
E. l.. Gale, with his sister Mabel of Barre
a graduate of the Vermont Methodist Semin
airy, Montpelier, have returned from Their
visit here and at Wolcott. They were for
mery students of the Morrisville school, and
friends will be pleased to hear OF his success
Mr. Gale intends to enter college this fall
while Mabel will continue her studies at
Montpelier:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

Mrs. Custer, widow of the general,
has been invited, as the guest of Custer
Grand Army post of Bennington, to
attend the celebra ton in August.
Deacon Moses johnson of Barnet
owns an old arithmetic dating back
to the reign of Edward VI, the I'M
fortunate boy king who reigned in
1547.
There have been IS burials in Cas-
Teton so far this year, the average
age being So years. Eight were over
20, two over 90, and one was 90
years old.
T. p. Farwell, proprietor of the
hotel at North Londonderry, has ab-
seconded with his two children, leay-
ing debts and mortgages toa cOnsid-
cradle amount.
Mount Calvary Knights Templars
commandery of Brandon and Middle
bury expect to attend the Benning-
ton centennial mounted. The Odd
Fellows lodge expect to 90 in a body
to attend the same celebration.
Fayette Shepard, a prominent cit
izen of East Arlington, was caught
in a shaft at the JudsOn x Demlng
mill in Arlington recently and whirled
around until terribly mangled. One
arm was wrenched off, and leg and
all the ribs on one side being
broken.
The new Grand Isle bridge will be
1900 feet long, and the roadway is
to be all stone except the draw IN the
center which has two openings OF 81
feet each The material used in CON
struction are 10000 yards of rubble
stone; 500 yards of cut stone ma
sonry; 100000 feet Of timber; ana
$50 piles. The contract price is S4O,-
900, of which the State pays half.
About three months ago 5. e.
Corey, an old soldier and well known
business man of Londonderry, left
home for Troy, n. Y, and has not
been heard from since. 1t appears
that Corey went to Troy with the in
tention of visiting his aged mother
After making the visit he started ap-
parently for home, but never arrived
and cannot be traced beyond Troy
| MANY theories are advanced to his
probable fate. One is that he has
been murdered and robbed, he having
considerable money with him. An.
other report is that heleft on account
of financial embarrassment, but this
seems impossible, as he has failed tc
draw his pension money for the last
quarter, and was considered III very
good circumstances.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

Under a new law, which took effect
July LIST, all quarterly payments to
pensioners will hereafter be paid on
and after the 18th day of November,
February, May and August, instead
of the 4th day of March, June, Sep
TENDER and January, as now. The
next payment will be in August, for
two months. Thepaymentfollowing
that will be in November. Pensioners
shonld make note of this.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
EIMORE,

Our farmers are now beginning haying in
earnest.
School closes at the Pond Wednesday, of
this week.
Bert Merriam is home on vacation from
Oberlin college, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Cook of Oberlin, Ohio, are
stopping at A. Il. Merriam's.
j. NJ Stemm of Barre was III town sunday
stopping ut AlonzO Darling's.
large party from Morrisville, visited the
lake Sunday taking several trips in the
| steamer.
Dea. Harvey Brown of WoIcott was here
| last week on u visit to his daughter-ln-aW
| Mrs Alonzo Darling.
Col Woodburys son, Eddie anu t niS pay has,
mate Fay Lowell, are taking vacation mere
| stopping at Alonzo Darlings.
Hattie Holzer of Bridgeport, Conn, witt
her sister, is stopping at Alonzo Darllng's OF
their way home from the White Mountains
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
MARRIAGES.

BROWN-KEMP-In Morrisville, July IL,
by Rev P B. Fisk, Fred Z. Brown and Luz
ella Kempt, all of Morrisvllle
COX-QUINCY.-In Morrisville, July4, 1891,
by the Rev. NJ. Kingsbury, Mr.. l.. .. Cox
Fletcher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
BIRTHS.

BRAGG.-In Waterville, July ], 1891,
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bragg.
FLETCHER-In johnson, July 2. 1891, I
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fletcher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

No resident Lamole County has applied in vain OF
If this Rank the paper within the requirements
of the law and the Bank has single dollar ever been
loaned outside of Vermont.
glance at the above shows that only onetweny
fourth of the entire loaned outside of this county Is
distnctively Lamoe County institution and run TO oSer ana
develop its interests.
Deposits made in July draw interest from the hst Gay Oh tue
month Four per interest, compounded semannuaY Is "
lowed AT this rate daily savings will accumulate as follows
For Years For 20 Years For 40 Years.
10 cents per day, S2oo83 sIIozS4 s3SS4oi
% cents per day, 5o2o7 2zo9oL eSTaa
One dollar per day, 2,OOS3I llo|0'H ''''T1
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

The Mortified Manufacturing com
panv has failed, and is attempting to
compromise with its creditors,
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DEATHS.
NOTICE =!

BItNKER.-1n Morrisvi1le, July o, Mrs. Elijah
Bunker. aged IS years and months.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16

CENTERvILLE.-Cyrus Prouty and wife
from Brighton, Mass, visited at Lorenzo
Calkius' the past eek-Hiram Calkins from
Stowe is the guest of his brother William
Jim Stevenson has been on the sick list at
| ] ohm Hubbard's the past week.
| RIVERSIDE NoTEs-Herman Grimes and his
| bride who have been visiting his parents and
| other relatives, have returned to their home
| in Burlington, Mass ohm Sweet from
Hopkinton, Mass, has been visiting his
brother Lawson for few days.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-31
Sundays PERSONAL

Sundays Personals.
Governor Burke went to Fargo on last
evenings train.
Abe Goodkind returned to Helena
yesterday morning.
Alex. Hughes came in from Minneapo,
Lis on yesterdays train.
Pacific: O. B. Wing, Mrs. Mary Wing,
Washburn; Wm. Brown, Painted
Woods.
Sheridan: @. Daily, Chicago; E. W
Dehom, Glendive; w. q. Tubbs, Mime
apolis.
A Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
private car was attached to No. 4 last
evening.
Attorney Hanitch went out to Dickin.
son yesterday, to attend to some legal
matters for his clients.
Master Halle Porter returned on the
steamer Rosebud from a three weeks
visit with Post trader Douglas, at Fort
Yates.
Custer: W. H: Chapman, Danbury
Bert Lambert, Mandan; John Whitta.
ker, Painted Woods; H. s. Ball, Memo.
ken; G. B. Lambert, Cannon Ball.
Mrs. Anna Donovan returned to hel
home at Williamsport, yesterday, &C.
%companied by her sister, Miss Kate Cor.
coran, who will spend a months vacation
with her parents.
Western: Mrs. H. A. Fernen, Coop.
erstown; W. A. Steel, Ashland, Pa; G;
M. Hogue, Steele; V. A. Bigelow, La.
Crosse, Wis; E. E. Burton, Logan;
T. M. Craven and daughter, Carol King,
| Meuoken.
Mrs. M. A. Halifax, of Chicago, is q
guest of Mrs. M. H. Jewell this week.
Mrs. Halifax is the mother of the charm
ing Miss Fannie Halifax, who visited
Bismarck a few years ago and made a
large circle of friends.
W. D. Blackford and daughter were
over from Mandan yesterday. Mr.. Black.
ford is chief Of the senate document
room at Washington. He has large land
ed interests in the vicinity of Mandan
and spends his vacation looking after
his farming interests. Miss Blackford
is engaged in teaching school in the Har
mon district, north of Mandan.