News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.


Doty is repairing his house and
store.
More new millinery at Mrs. Reeds.
See notice.
A. W. Stone is at work in Slocum &
Co.'S store.
L. B. Boynton is about to paint
the Morrisville House.
Services were held in three churches
in the village on Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Hart of st. Johnsbury
was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould of Burlington
were in town over Sunday.
Prof. Beebe left Tuesday evening
for his home in Malone, n. I.
Mrs. Hadley has a new advertise
ment of interest to the ladies.
Robinson the hair-dresser wants an
apprentice. See business notice.
William and Charles Hawse of
Barre were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. c. R. Page. Mrs. c. A. Gilbert
and Dan Hutchins and wife are in
Boston.
Mrs. Clement Smith has been visit
ing friends in New Hampshire the
past two week.
Ellis Foster goes to-day to Platts-
burgh, n. Y. with very handsome
monument for c. w. Merriam.
In Curriers' "adv." it should read
"No. 4, seven CENTS" instead of thir-
teen cents.
Next Sunday Rev. W. E. Douglass
will conduct quarterly meeting ser
vices at Craftsbury in exchange with
Rev. w. E. Allen.
Four persons were received by let
ter at the Methodist church on Sun
day. A temperance meeting was
held in the evening.
Several new advertisements this
week If you wish to know where to
get the best bargains look over our
advertising columns.
Geo. S. Fisk, for the past few
months local editor of the St. Johns
bury Caledonian has accepted a posi-
ton on the Bennington Banner.
II. w. Hall of Burlington, the we'll
known manager of Bailey's music
rooms, and jolly good fellow in all
respects, was in town Saturday.
Huard & Langlois have opened a
photograph gallery on Congress st.
where they will do photography in
their beststyle. Read business notice.
At the memorial services on Sun
day afternoon a substantial collection
was taken for the fund being raised
to build a chapel at the Soldiers
Home.
W. /. and L. d. Paul and w. j.
Fitch go this week to the woods OF
Maine on a cunning expedition, ex-
pecting to capture big money in
spruce gum.
The observance of Memorial Day
on Saturday of this week will I'M
doubtedly call out the usual large at
tendance as programme of interest
to all is being prepared.
The library is well patronized.
Judging from the books taken out, it
is indeed library; alarge mum
Der of the patrons being residents Of
Morristown. This is as it should be
The elopement Monday of the wife
a Swede living at Cady's Falls with 6
man from Canada, is the cause o
considerable speculation by dame
rumor just nog. The pair were trac
ed to st. Johnsbury and then lost.
J. S. Mason & Co., of Boston, vii
commence numbering the houses il
this village next Tuesday. They
have done work of this kind in sever
al of the villages of this state and dc
this work here by the concent of TIN
trustees.
A special school meeting for tn
purpose of taking future action il
regard to providing larger accomo
dations for the primary department
and other matters of interest to al
is called for Tuesday evening OF mex
week at the academy.
The w. r. G.. will serve picnic sup
Der at the G. A. r. Hall on Memoria
Day directly after the services t.
which the Post and Sons of Veteran
are cordially invited. 1t is earnestl,
requested that every member OF tn
w. G. be present and join in tn
exercises of the day.
Mrs. G. P. Hardy had very mic
granite monument set up in her 10
last week. 1t is nicely proportione'
and out of Mack's best dark grant
which in my opinion is the best gran
tie in Vermont. The monument
finished in what is called rock fac
work and is very pretty pattern.
E. E. F.
Fred Livingstone is beginning t.
see the end of his work as connecte'
with the buying, bottling, caring AM
shipping of nearly 10, 900 gallons Q
maple syrup. Mr.. Livingston's en-
terprise has been a decided success
and a good thing for the farmers G
this vicinity, although the shippin!
has been delayed and considerable
ANNOYANCE caused the shipper by tn
non arrival of cans and bottles.
The entertainment given by tn
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin an
Guitar Club under the ausplclous O