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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
JOHNS SON.

Mary Hill is to teach school in Wolcott,
this fall.
e. H. Stearns men had two days vacation
last week.
Em1g, Mabel and Alice Whitten, are visit
ing in gndeFhill:
s. A. Andrews was in town for a few hours
last Saturday.
A. G: Partlow spent a lew days at home the
last of the weak
Mrs, Hodgden's son Earnest, Ia stopping
with her at present.
An unusually large number attended camp
meeting this season.
Rev Mr. Smith and Rose ofLowell, exchan-
ged pulpits last Sunday.
o. d. Landon's repairs to his mill are very
thorotgh and substantial.
F.. q, Story and wife visited Mr.. Andrews at
the Reform school, last week.
Dr. Campbell returned last Tuesday from
the summer school at Barton.
r. b. Bradley has just finished substantial
repairs to the outside OF his house.
Mrs Farewell Wetherbee from Cambridge,
spent the Sabbath with Mrs. Knight.
Mrs Stearns has large painting class in
oils, water cQlqrs and china painting,
Julia Perry left town Saturday. She will
teach a fall term of school in st. Adams.
Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter Lizzie, are
spending two weeks with friends in Highgate.
Mrs. Sturtevant gave party for her neph-
ew, Rutherford Hayes, last Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Lucy Ritterbush formerly of this town
now of Morrstown, Is visiting among her
friends here.
The village graded school begins NEXT Mon
day, August 81, with Misses Larabee aud AL
len, teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillingham; are entertaining
their cousin Miss Dillingham;, from Water :
bury Center.
frankie Butler, who has spent the summer
here with Mrs. H. NJ. Parish left Tuesday for
West Randolph.
DR.. Allen was called in consultation by c.
NJ Sawyer of Hardwick, Monday. Mrs. Saw
yer is the patient
H. A. Waterman and C. H. SteaFns appear
ed in Bennington for the town, at the Monu-
mept CELEBRATION
Rev. Mr.. Saunders IL expected home this
week; there will be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday
Tom Leland visited his sister Louise, a
short time since at Mary Fletcher Hospital,
and reports that she is gaining.
H. W. Stevens has taken his two daughters
and two of their friends with him on his trip
through Franklin County this week.
There is plenty of evidence and an album
dance of reason therefor, that the Normal
school will be unusually large the fall term,
which begins Tuesday September L.
Earl Sargent of Medina, Ohio, nephew of
Mrs H. A. Waterman, and for three years
past professor in a Michigan college was in
town and on Mt, Mansfield last week
About 100 of the friends and relatives met
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haskins on Monday,
August TO- to celebrate the thirtieth ami
versary of their marriage, leaving many to-
kens of friendship and esteem, and as they
departed to their several homes they wished
that Mr.. Haskins and family might live to
enjoy many like occasions, this having been
both pleasant and profitable to all present
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
HARDWICK-

The village schools began Wednesday.
Mr.. Boardman was no better at last report
Representative Tucker started for Montpel
Ter Monday.
The laying of the pipe for the new aqueduct
is prospecting finely.
A large number from this section attended
the camp-meeting last Sunday.
H. II. Tillotson has sold his house on VOL
cottt St, to W. H, Clark; price $3.50.
Mr. Daniels has his engine set and will soon
ha ready to do a large amount of Granite
polishing.
Mr. Roundy has commenced work on the
foundation to hia new house opposite the
cemetery,
Those that took In the Bennington ceebra
ton report good time, and came home il
good order,
The hot weather of the past week, has
made the securing of the grain crop, labor
GUS work for the farmers.
Sheriff Wakefield took one Pascal to st
Johnsbury Monday. for an assault on one
O'Brien, near South Walden.
The event of the week was the reception o.
| President Harrison at St Johnsbury, Wednes
day. Many went from here to help make the
| crowd.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27

vii sell at auction Sept. 10 1891, at Elder
Q the following: One 10-yearSold mare, one
vear-old colt three 21SeaFolds, two Lear
olds. wagons, seds ant harnesses. FRED E
FUILE.s, Ellen, Vt
NoTIoE.-All persons having unsettled ac
counts AT Molcott Grist Mill of over 80 DAYS
standing 6ge invited to call and settle The
same at once, as it may save costs of collect
ing, ii, B. BGNBe, Wolcott, Aug II. 81
The Kellogg Oil, Paint aud yarnish Co s
pure ready Rliked paints foF inside or outside
work are warranted to give satisfaction
Price 81 30 per gallon. Sold in Morrisyille
only by f. G. Wilson.
AGENTS WANrED.-Wanted a few good men
10 seiI the HiekOk Patent Clothes DRYER;
greatly i4l proved the present year The best
dryer made. Good pay to live men, A. F.
SHTNEY, MorrfEyille, Vt.
Pure drugs, medieisa's, fancy and toilet
ARTICLES az prices as low as che lowest at E. G
Wilson's, No 4, Main St, MorFisyille
Camp chairs cot beds, spring beds, mattress
es, easy chairs, rocking chairs, lounges. also
q nice line OF wall paper at Wilson's Furniture
steve. where the prices are always guaranteed
to please.
NoTIeE.-Green & Powers of MorrisvilIe
'"ish 10 inform the good people of Morrisville
and vicinity that they heartily coincide with
l. A. bite x Co, ia having it distinctly
understood that the bakers cart that runs
through HHrdwick, WolcoSt and elsewhere is
not run by said !. A. White 4 Co Fbeg wish
10 thank |. A. White 4 Co for calling fbe ar
teQtion of the public TO this matter. as it has
bees ? source of continual annoyance and
sthd aaSHS2 to an innocent and we'll intended
driver See 1he name Green & Powers on the
ut. call for Montpelier or st. Johnsbury
araeksrs. and be sasa of getting a cracker
tkat IS above competioA. y, B.-Cash paid
for empty barrels.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
ELMORE.
r. r. Stavens 10 in moor health

&C. Stevens is in poor health.
Bert Stone and family have moved to Wor-
cester Corners.
Fred Darling of Marsh6eld is visiting al
his fathers, Alonzo Darling:
Mr., and MFa ]. ". crook started for their
home in Oberlin on Monday.
Rossie Moves of Hyde Park is stopping at
her grandiather's, A. NJ. Kelley.
Potatoes are somewhat infected with the
rust All other crops are doing nicely
X. &. Hill left last week for Fairhaven,
Wash, where his son Winfield resides,
Mrs. A. M. Woodbury. ot Burlington is in
town visiting old friends and neighbors.
Harold WheeloGk made trip to Fairfield
last week to visit his father who is in feeble
health.
Mrs Flauila Holyoke of st Adams mas
been visiting her cousins, Mrs. Norman Camp
and Mrs. Caroline Keller.
Gertie Camp returned home last Saturday
after long vacation having closed her school
in Wolcott several weeks ago.
Bert and Clara Merriam with Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Crook of 0berlin, O., went to Stowe q
week ago last Saturday spending the Sab
bath there and visited Mt. Mansfield on Mon
day.
Owing to camp meeting the past week has
been the Quietest of the season upon the lake
On Thursday the quiet was broken by the
advent of the Sunday-school picnic from II ydG
Park singing on the way Mr.. Bacon declares
this to be the incest and most orderly picnic
of the season.
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EDEN.

Mr., ShattHck is charging his back store
l.. III, Roscoe of Jericho was in town Tues
day.
Mrs Carrie Cheney and daughter, returned
to their home in Lyndon, on Tuesday.
Mrs. r. Garrow has returned home from
Hyde Park, where she has been at work.
The ball game between the Lowells and
Edens, resulted in a score of II to in favor
of the Lowells.
1t is requested that all persons, who have
signed the petition for charter, and also al
others interested, TO be present at the church
on Friday evening August IS, to institute a
Good Templars Lodge.
Andrew Wilkins was brought before trial
Justice Z. c. White on Saturday eve, August
%, on complaint of Town Grand Juror Ray
more and was put under bonds to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury az thenext term of court
and answer to the charge of indecent assault
on q nine=year=old girl In default of bail he
was committed to jail Monday morning by
Sheriff j 7, Stevens
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27

pleasant affair. The attendance was
not as large as usual, but those who
did, go pronounce it one of the best
ever held. A new and interesting
feature was the athletic sports, which
CAUSED considerable amusement. Fan.
ME Cheney and Helen Waterman were
the winners in the girls contest and
Clyde Coburn and Earnest Copp in
the boys.
An interesting story, "The Coun-
terfeiters," written by NJ Carrie Hyde
OF Pottsville, Pa, native of this
place, is given on our outside this
week. The story is very timely, as it
has an indirect bearing upon the
early days of Vermont. The Crown
Point Road (the scene of the story J
was an important highway during
the Revolutionary times and deserves
a well marked track through coloni-
al history. The story is well written
and reflects great credit upon it's
author,
One Of our business men, who is
very much interested in the State
fair and almost invariably attends,
made arrangements while at White
River Junction last year for accommo-
dations there this year. He believes
it is "the early bird that catches the
worm" hence his making things
solid thus early. Imagine his surprise
when he learned that the fair is to be
held at Burlington. What concerns
his friends most now is how much he
paid for securing the rooms, and if
he will go down to the Junction Just
the same and spend a few days there,
SO as MOTTO disappoint the landlord.
cENTERvILLE.
Herbert Pape returns to Barre this week
Lorenzo Calkins and wife have returned
froM their visit to Swapton.
Rev. Il. W. West was in town last week
He has moved his family to Lincoln. We are
very sorry to lose them.
Moses Rushford and wife from Montgom-
cry were the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Orrin Williams, last week.
Ambrose Collins had fall in his wagon
house last Friday which at first was thought
TO be fatal He and his son, Elbridge, step
ped on plank in the flooring over head,
which gave way, precipitating both TO the
room below. Fhe young man escaped injury,
but MI collins struck on his head and was
rendered UNCONSCIOUS, in which state he re-
NAMED for long time. DR., denge was sum-
mQled and after much labor succeeded in
him to consciousness. At the pres
ent time he 10 very comfortable and no seri-
Gus results are now anticipated.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
WESTEIEID.

Lillian Wright was in Proctor last week
Mrs. A. c. Hitchcock is in very poor health
Willard Farman was i'll Franklin last week
S. S. Johnson has moved to the Barnes
farm.
Mrs. L. S. Woodwork who has been very
i'll, is slightly improved
Ephraim Hitchcock and family, of New Yorl
city has been visiting at NJ. G. Hitchcock's
Florence Gillas and Zaida Wiley of Barton
Landing, have been visiting Elya Farmau.
David James and wife, of Brimfeld, Mass.
are visiting among the Hitcheock's. Mrs
James was q HitcheocE,
On Sunday evening, August 16, C. F. Ran
ncy, of Newport, gave an address in the Con
gregatonal church. which was report of tn,
general Christian Endeavor convention N
Minneapolis. The address was very interest
ing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
LOWELL.

s. A. Hall has gone to ST. Johnsbury for a
few weeks.
l.. Harding has been improving his place by
new shingling, building new fence. etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Morton of Massachu-
setts, and Mr. and Mrs. A. French of New
York are visiting in town.
Bennis Kingsley got his hand on a saw in
Jones 4 Gilman's tub factory few days ago
and sawed it nearly of. He has gone to the
hospital for treatment.
Quarterly meeting of the eleventh district
union. ]. o. g. r. of Vermont, will meet with
Mt. Norris Lodge No. 119 of Lowell, on Sat
urday, Sept. u. Morning session at 10
O'Clock, public session at 2 80 p. m, in Bap-
fist church. Everybody invited. Free en-
tertainment to all lodge members.
The following officers were installed for Mt.
Norris Lodge at the last regular meeting by
Deputy G. W. Crafts; Y. NJ Parker, G.. r.
Mary Hall, Y. II. Sarah Parker, Secy Ma
ME Richardson, 4. S. /. Welman, Treas.
Mrs. A Richardson, +. Secy. Mrs. d. b.
Welmap, Chap. /, B, Dodge, NJ, Hattie
stannard, D. VI. ! Jennie Parker, G, A. Aus,
tin, ). Mrs. y. l.. Crafts, g. ]. T. G.. w
Crafts was elected delegate to the Grand
Lodge which meets at Rutland in October
T. s. CoOlTidge alternate
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27

MODEST LITTLE VERMONT YER
mont" says a citizen of that state,
8 is the richest State in the Union in
marble and soapstone quarries, and
many millions are invested in these
Industries. We have millionaires who
are IN the marble and slate business.
Vermont in maple sugar, stands first
IN the Union, making nearly 2,0OO,-
600 pounds annually. More butter
per COW is made in Vermont than in
any other State-mOre pounds of
wool per sheep are clipped than in
any other state. Besides Vermont is
noted for raising men and women of
brains. Ore little town of 700 peo-
pie in fifty years has sent twenty mea
to college and furnished half a score
of Senators, Judges, members ofCon-
gress ard college presidents. We have
furnished brainy men for the United
States Senate in this and other States
for more than fifty years and can fill
orders for the same for years to come.
IN. Y. Sun.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
WOLCOTT.

School will begin here on Monday next.
E. c. Mann has put on an addition to his
kitchen.
Mrs. S. A. Fife, who has been quite sick is
better.
C. E Clark and family, are visiting in Cana.
| da this week.
J. Albert Dow, rother of the Dow Bros is
visiting in town.
P A. Stevens had a sheep killed by dogs.
| one day last week.
Fred Gale from Chicago, was the guest offs.
A. Fife, on Friday last.
| B. s. Bickford is shineling the barn recent
| Iy purchased of Mr.. Bushnell.
Several from this place will go to St ! Johns
bury and Montpelier, to see the president
Hon. Earl Guyer is in very poor health.
being confined to his bed most of the time
The r. r bridge, over the branch near
Hubbell's is having new abutment put nm
der it.
M. J. Leach returned from Bennington on
Thursday last, since which time he bas been
sick in bed.
c. J. Paterson of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, will occupy the congregational
desk next Sunday.
Boomhower has got good stock of furni-
ture in his new rooms, and is turning out
some excellent work.
One commendable thing that the select
men have done, is the putting up of guide
boards on the roads through the town.
o. E. Titus, who has been in poor health
for several years, died on Wednesday of last
week with consumption, the funeral being
held at his residence on Friday following
Albert Taylor from Chicago, is in town on
short visit. Albert cannot be classed as n
light weight, as he tips the beams at 246.
being on the police force of that city, where
he is very popular.
S, 6. Pennoek goes to Boston. Mass. to
take charge of a small farm and summer resi-
denco of a wealthy Boston party. While we
regret to have Sam go away, we are conf
dent he will fill the bill
j. l.. Bullock says if any one doubts the
working qualities of Calvin Holton, now over
eighty years old, let them set in and NOW
oats with him half day-and Jim looked
tired when he told us,abost j.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
School commences next week, with Gertie
Putnam, teacher.
Mrs. George Bryant's father and mother
from johnson, called on her last week
Mr.. Jennings has been quite sick the past
week; his George has returned home
Now haying is over and camp meeting is
finished; farmers dig out your potatoes, the
rust has struck them, the next thing, rot
Mrs. Richardson and her daughter Clara,
from Stowe called to see Mrs Laura Bryant,
who has been sick for the past six months
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
Petition for Divorce.
vs. December Term,

FLORA \. THOMAS L9mollle 90. Court
EDWARD +. THOMAS. A. d. 1891.
Whereas, Flora n Thomas, of Hyde Park. In
s9' vs g9aa Sd 6 6s @o asy a aed IN s iSs
ofiice OF the Clerk Of said County
Court her petition for Divorce against Edward
+. Thomas, therein setting forth In substance
that nj MOrristown I'm said County ON the an day
of June "A d. 1859 she was lawfully joined In mar
rage 20 Edward II. Thomas Of Lovel, Maine, ~
Rev. Mr.. WcdgwOrth, a minister Of the gospel.
That she lived with the said Thomas IA the
faithful performance OF her marriage covenant
until about the oath day OF June a. ID. isao, when
the said Edward +. Thomas continually treated
your Petitioner with intolerahle severity, ana
that on the day and year last aforesaid your Pc
titoner by reason Of such intolerahly severe
treatment was forced 10 and did cease % live
and cohabt with the said Edward +.
Thomas, and your Petitioner further shows That
she has a child the fruit Of said marriage who ~
still living, whose name and age Is rs iol-
lows: Leon Thomas, born june LIST, 1870. Ana
that the interest Of said child would be best pro
noted by granting TO your Petitioner, thse care
and custody during minority OF the said Leon
Your Petitioner therefo ore prays that the bonds
of matrimony between her aud the said Edward
Il. Thomas be dissolved and anuulled, ana that
she be given the temporary and permanent Gus
tody of said child, Leon, and u appearing th9t
| the said Edward u. Thomas now resides Win.
out this state, so that personal service Of said
| Petition cannot be made upon him. u - there
fore ordered that he be notified Of the pendency
OF said Petition, and 20 appear before the Noun-
| ~ Court next TO be holden at Hyde Park, with
| IN and for the County Of lamoille. ON the hrst
| Tuesday In December, A. ID. 1921, and answer
| to said Petition and show cause II any nc have
/ why the prayer thereof should not be granted,
by the publication OF the foregoing substance %,
| said Petition, with this order In the NEws ANs
| CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper publ shea, ny, ~
| Morrisvlle and Hyde Park. In said L9i. s9 ~
county for three successive weeks. ~ ,t,n six
which publications shall be not lc.f i,.,.,.,,-
| weeks next before the frst day OF sai"
| Der term OF said Court, "a. park In said
county this 2lst day % Au w NJ fI.N. 'CLEInx
| - =, -. ktfy for Petitioner =
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
CADY'S FALLS.

Henry Wilson is again in our midst.
Glenn wilkins is working for S. G. Town
Grandpa Little Is visiting his daughter, Nell
Town.
0. T. Gates is spending week at Queen
City Park.
j. w. Reed and wife from Swanton, visited
at j l.. Reeds the past week
lieTt Sherwood attended the centennial at
Bennington, Tuesday the iSth.
Judson K. Boomhower from Fletcher. visi.
ted at {. B. Terrill's, Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Town and daughter Edith with
Will Tillotson spent last week with friends in
Franklin.
elaEa HqughtoR and Mary and dertie Viii.
son of Wateryille, were guests of Jennie Sher.
man last week.
George Cook and Anna Bliss were married
at MorFsFill6 on Wednesday last. Success
attend them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
EAST ELMORE.

Quite delegation went to Montpelier to
see thespresident
Bessie and Edith Silloway have returned
home from New York
Mrs. Edwin Shachet's mother from Con-
cord, N. H., is visiting her.
Rev. d. P. Bragg is visiting his son, Rev
Lyman Bragg at Asbury Grove Mass.
Senator Morse and wife and Geo. Morse,
who is a page in the senate, and Glee Morse
are at Montpelier this week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
An International Postal Gard

In accordance with the decision of
the universal postal convention at
Vienna, the post-oftice department
will issue double postal card for in
ternatiOnal use. 1t consists of two
parts, one for the original message
and the other for the reply. The
cost of the card is four cents and it
can be sent to any country in the
postal union, now Including the Aus
tralian colonies. Having adopted
the double foreign card we see no
reason why the government should
not adopt the Improvement for the
domestic service.-Springield Union.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
STERLING.

Mrs J. ]. Billings is very i'll.
d. P. Flanders is repairing his house
G. II. Campbell is repairing his buildings.
A. Is. Flanders has moved into the house
with his son.
9. W. Jackmap has BEEN sick for a long
time, bpt is nov improving
William Harris and family have moved in
to the house owned bV W. g: Stygles.
Willard Douglass has taken large job OF
j, j. Billings. cutting and drawing logs.
W. B. Cross has hired the house owned by
widow Davis, and will move, in about one
month.
Mrs W. NJ. Barnes, while raking hay, was
thrown from the rake, as the horse took
fright and ran away.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
EAST ELMORE.

Potatoes are rusting here some.
Edith Swift has been home for vacation
Mrs. George LaBarron's brother a Mr.
have from Barre, has been visiting here.
Mrs. c. B. French from Concord, n H., is
visiting her daughter and other relatives here
also Lottie McClellen from Montpelier, Mrs
Edward Shattuck and Celia M. Byrne, heI
niece, are visiting their relatives in town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27

blackboafds are being put in. There
seems to be prospect of a large at
tendance in all the departments and
the improvements when completed
will be found we'll worth waiting for.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-27
NEW STORE
Tiff BLOCK, WORTHWHILE.

Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Furniture, Wall Paper, Carpets, Cur
tains, Stationery, Estey and Packard
Organs, Ivers & Pond Pianos, Violins,
Banjos, Accordians, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, &c.
Please call. e. g. WILSON.
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BIRTHS.

RUSSIN-In Jacksonville. Aug. 10 n son TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Russin
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
HOME INDUSTRIES.

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