News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

The bank building frame was raised
on Monday.
Miss Rose Royce, of Boston, Mass,
was visiting friends in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Griswold of
Barre visited friends in town last
week.
The domestic bakery turned out
961 loaves of bread week before last;
last week $50.
Elmore will furnish music for a
dance at Charlie Shaw's Tuesday eve,
Oct. 27. Picnic supper.
Charlie Goozey, formerly with E. S.
Robinson, is in town on a brief visit
among his many friends here.
Curriers' cloak opening will con-
tinue throughout the week. He has
the finest line of garments ever shown
in the county.
Nov LIST will be the last day of dis
count on town, school district and
village taxes, and the same will be
subject to costs thereafter.
All will undoubtedly be interested
musical talent will assist at the town
hall on Friday evening, Oct. 23.
The st. Adams district preachers
meeting is being held here this week,
beginning Monday evening and end
ing with the service this WED. even
ing.
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs. S.
Abbott, formerly of this place, now
OF Bidde.ord, Me-, will congratulate
them upon the arrival of daughter
few days since.
Loren Manley is temporarily en-
gagged as waiter in the dining hall at
the Morrisville house, and he per-
forms the duty in a way that the
average table girl would do well to
initiate.
Fl. z. Munson spent last week in
market buying goods for his winter
trade and is this week taking an
outing in company with his wife and
Mrs. Hardy, among their many
friends in Maine.
Not having sufficiently recovered
from his recent injuries, DR.. Hubbell
is unable to fulfill his engagements
in various parts of the county this
week. Watch his advertisement for
future announcements.
Mrs. James, mother of Mrs. / A
White, died after a prolonged illness
on Sunday night. Prayer service
was held at the house Tuesday morn
ing and the remains taken to Starks
boro where the funeral will be held to-
day,
The liveliest town on the lake road
appears to be Morrisville. 1t is q
hnstling town for all modern i'm
provements and a sort of we'r-get-
ting-there sentiment seems to pre-
wade the community.-Swanton Cou
rier.
We call attention to E. E. Fosters
advertisement OF marble works and
regret very much Eds" intention Of
going out of the business as he has
done good work and people could rely
on getting just what they bought al
his shop.
Garlic Gle has disposed ofbis hard
ware business in Hardwick and viii
soon return to Morrisville, which place
he thinks is good enough for him
His many friends we're sorry to have
him leave here and his return will b'
heartily welcomed.
The harvest concert by the Sunday
School and Epworth league at tn
Methodist church on Sunday morning
was well attended and proved yer.
interesting. The church interior wa
very appropriately decorated will
grain, fruits and vegetables:
George Lang, our popular jeWeler
left town on Monday for Warren
where he is to be married to Mis-
Minnie Slayton, well-known here, All
ter brief trip Mr., and Mrs. Aant
will return here and occupy the sec
ond floor of Z. G. Paul house OF
Summer street.
The masquerade promenade hell
at town hall on Friday evening wa
largely attended, there being man.
SPECTATORS besides a large party @
masouers. Refreshments were serves
and everything passed off pleasant.
with music by X. c. Paul, c. A. GIl
and Mrs. Churchill.
The rhetoricals at the academy
Ff.day afternoon, will be in honor G
the p6et Lowell, the programme cor
sifstlng Of selections from his writing
and essays upon his life and work
The exercises will begin at quarte
before three O'Clock and a general IL
yitation is extended
Ar. Campbell the jeweller, who D
the way is as good judge OF a horS
as of a watch, came home Monda
from Orwell with little beauty OF
colt bred by E. A. Wilcox of Graz
Vile. N. Y. It's sire is Lambert Che
by Daniel Lambert. Dam by HIgl
land Gray. second dam by Parish
Hambletonian.
Henry George Of st. Adams an
Fable George of Montpelier, sons