News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRiSVILLE.


Remember the banjo and glee club
concert Friday evening.
A number of those reported sick
last week are now on the improve.
The winter term of school at the
Academy closes on Tuesday of next
week
Those who heard Col. Sanford's
lecture Saturday evening pronounce
it tirst-class.
George Fisk, now with the Caledo-
MAN at st. Johnsbury, was in town
over Sunday.
DR.. Martin, the optician, is at the
Morrisviile House for week. See
advertisement.
Herbert Jewett, the veteran peda-
gogue finished an East Elmore winter
school last week.
Communion services were largely
attended at the Methodist church on
Sunday afternoon.
Regular meeting of J. NJ. Warner
Post Friday evening. All comrades
requested to be present
DR.. E. III. johnson and wife began
house keeping last week in the Dodge
house on Summer Street.
Miss Matte Parmalee of Bristol.
a former teacher in the Academy,
was in town over Sunday.
The popular Shepard Family give
a concert here Thursday evening,
February 10Th See bills
Frank Wheeler, who has been max
ing an extended stop in the Queens
Dominion, returned here last week.
Regular meeting of the w. r. C.
Friday evening, February 13. Let
all members be prompt at half past
six
The "Rogers Statuary" entertain
ment was repeated Friday night and
like the first entertainment gave ex-
cellent satisfaction.
Powers & Powers is the firm name
of the new law firm with office in
Halls block The Judge and George
will make a strong team.
The meeting of the Ladies Indus
trial Society of the Cong. church an
nounced to be held with Mrs Vim. r.
Clement on Friday next is postponed
one week.
E. w. Webster and wife are ant.ci-
patin~ a short vacation visit in the
west. The senior Mr. Webster viii
accompany them to visit friends IN
western Canada.
DR. Nichols of st. Adams, was in
town last week and successfully
treated two very sick horses. The DR..
is having a good practice throughout
Franklin county.
J. A. McNa1, formerly in the en-
ploy of H. d. Bryant as telegraph
operator. now has a lucrative posi-
ton as night operator in the Boston
< Albany station at Boston.
The Universalist sewing circle will
meet with Mrs. J. A. Bundy, Thurs
day afternoon, February II. The
usual picnic supper will be in order.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
In the recent examinations in the
book of Luke, which are being con-
Quoted by the American Institute OF
Sacle ed Literature, all Of the elght
received first-class certificates In their
several grades.
The poem in our last issue, as pre-
viously published by the Southern
CONGREGATIONAL was written by
Rev. p. Is. Fisk, and can but COM
mend itself as a production OF merit
and solid worth.
can evening with Longiellow Will
he the subject of the exercises given
nv the students in Academy Hall at
the close of the winter term, Tuesday
evening. February II. Admission,
10 cents. All are cordially invited. j..
Albert Niles, Esq, has moved his
law office on to the second moor OF
DIR. Halls section in the corner block'
l.. j. Eldridge has an insurance Once
and suit of living rooms on the east
side of the third floor IN the same
section.
A home missionary sermon was
presented at the Congregations
church on Sunday morning. The col
lection for that society amounting to
s17 90 Rev. Mr.. Fisk also held a
preaching service at the Deiaho
school house on Sunday afternoon.
The room in the Matthews block
has been taken for the library aho
shelves will be placed IN as soon a'
nossible. The list OF books Is com
pleted and they will be here as sool
rs the room is ready. More money
win he very much needed to maxi
tho library reasonably complete, ant
oil who feel Interested are invited u
contribute at least the average prh,
~ ono volume,-one dollar-Whl.ci
snav he left with the treasurer T. ~
Gleed. -,
Ar Town Hall, Morrisville, Vt
Eab 10 1891, benefit OF j. Warne
poSt No 4. &. A. r. Coming Tn
neonle's fayorites the STAIRS. 0pecla
p,oar ement of these popular enter
tai1ers in their unrivaled entertain
arts of vocal and Instruments
nineic elocution and impersonatlonnS
S+a,lev Starr. humorist, yocails
"a iJnnersonator. Mrs. Stanle
S4 lu soIoist. cornetist, artistic, an
pianist. Highest recommenudioio h
from the press, pulpit ana people
The union meeting at the Universe
LIST church on Sunday evenlnt
hrougbt ont an audience that packe
tbo bouse Revs. Miss Kinsbury an
Mr. Douglass opened the evening
service, and excellent selections 6 We we
rendered by the choir, When he y S nl'
Kinsbury introduced Col. j. L: pa
ford who addressed in his inlmltab
stvIe n Morr1sville audience Tor u
fn1rth time. His audience listent
intantlv for full two hours to h
"Walks in Rome, which by some
considered his best lecture.
The adjourned village meetin
held on Monday evening, was qul
well attended Bylaws regulatlI
meat peddIers, auction men, transie
store keepers, vendors OF 1ned I !
iewelry, &C., were adopteaG ca anu hi.ra :.
4er will if let in at all, be obliged
- nunerate the village treasury b
l.lwsl governing coasting on I