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


Charlie Davis has moved over into
Brooklyn.
Bert Hamel has a number of horses
for sale. See notice.
A. F. Whitney wants some good
live men. See notice.
F. W. Tracy of Norwich. Conn, is
in town for short time
The old bakery building is undergo
ing some necessary repairs
Editor Stone of the CALIFORNIAN
made us a flying call Tuesday.
Remember the o. E. S. picnic at
Gilmore tomorrow Thursday.
j. 7. Scott of Scranton, Pa, is
foreman in the Lamoille Bakery.
Quarterly meeting services were
held at the Methodist church on Sun
day.
Some of the hottest weather of the
season has been experienced the past
week.
Noble has hung out new sign
1.-THE Farmers Tea and Grocey
Store"
The railroad has placed new warn
ing signs at the crossings in this
vicinity.
Miss Nettie Bracket has accepted
a position in the children's home at
Burlington.
Mrs. Lows and Miss Della Keller of
Boston are spending few weeks at
Horace Keeler's.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor OF WoIcott has
moved into apartments in the Mat
thews tenement.
4 load of lumber measuring nearly |
6200 it., was drawn in from Peck Is
mill last Thursday.
Three were baptized and two were
reeeivea 10y letter at the Methodist |
church last Sunday.
F.B. LIVINGSTON has rented n part
of Ben Blake's house onCongress St.,
and will move in at once.
T. E. Bracket is assisting in the
drug store and manipulating the tel
ephone in Gates absence.
Miss Belle Parkeris spending a part
of her vacation with friends In Wills
boro and Essex, New York.
Most of the Detroit excursionists
returned home Saturday noon re-
porting a very enjoyable trip.
&c. Robinson went to Burlington
Saturday noon and will camp out
with his sons at Queen City Park.
Miss Lizzie McGil of Washington,
and Miss Nellie Stillings of Lowell,
Mass, are guests at Gov. Hendee's.
H. Slocum and wife returned OF
Saturday from brief trip to Burling
ton. Ausable Chasm and North Hero
Two more camping parties are SO
touring at Elmore this week, beside:
two picnic parties to-day and to-mor
row.
Miss Mary Utton is spending few
weeks with her brother, F. E. Utton
at Silver City Stock Farm, Meriden
Conn.
ID w. Tenney and family returned
last week from two weeks stay IN ;
cottage on the mountain side nea
Mr.. DelanO's.
The Ladies' Missionary Society c
tho first Methodist church will NEE
in the church vestry Thursday after
noon at two O'Clock.
H.R. Mack of Hardwick is at wor
on granite monument to be erecte
to the memory of the late Rev. Nj. L
Bell in the cemetery here.
40. Gates and family have gon
from Detroit to Illinois for WIS.,
with relatives and may extend the
trip to the Yellowstone Park.
The total deposits in the Unlo
Savings Band and Trust Co. at I'll
close al business Tuesday night wei
S37 .OS9.7 10; of this about $l9:oo
is subject to check.
ROYAL Peck has the frame up for
house ON Congress st. He will pr
another one up on the adjoining i
of once. ]. 2. Cobb, Jr. is also pu
ting up a house on Harrison Ave.
AE. Porter and John Skinner
Naridon Conn. were in town sto
nino at J. Utton's last week. M
Porter is a former resident OF Ih
nlace; when here being In the empie
of Utton Bros.
TIC. Cheney has a position on &
s+off of Gen. w. l.. Greenleaf, T.
chief marshal at the Bennington ce
bration. He is toreport at BENIN
tonon the 18th and will remain the
until the goth.
Next Tuesday opens the annu
Methodist camp meeting on 1h'
grounds here, continuing one wee
q usnal Sunday will probably be t
dav of the series and a large atten
anee is looked for.
A steam heating apparatus is pei
placed in tho academy by A. Caiho
IF Middlebury. Aqueduct water n
already been put in and new sli
blackboards will be placed IN
principals department. -.
Mr.. Dixie of Stowe, for some u
the landlord of the brick hotel, /
idased the Morrisville House and to
Dossession on Monday. 1t Is repo
til that the Union House is a
about to change hands.
The amount given the library
Mrs. Solomon Stowe was five doll
abd not $500 as we were inform
Mrs. Stowe SAYS she doesn WI
aby more credit than she is EMIT
to-; hence this correction,
The young peoples meetings
tho eamn meeting will be under
direction of Rev. E: Snow OF oW
ton. Geo. w. Beeman OF swan
will manage the siDging and EPw,o
Hymnal No. / will be used ut all
vices. The books will be on sal