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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
EDEN

Myrtle Fuller is attending college in Bur
lington.
Mr. Audette of East Hill lost four horses
recently.
Mrs. Matte Rogers closed a very successful
term of school Friday, Jan. "a, in the Pond
district.
Harry Emery is at work for Stearns & Hall
in their tub factory.
B. b. Blake has gone to Worcester, Mass,
with carload of potatoes.
Ira Vincent of Enosburgh is visiting his
son, p h, Vincent. also Clarence Vincent of
Franklin.
Every member of Eden band should be at
the Corners next Saturday Eve. The life or
death of the organization may depend upon
the number present.
A tribe of the Queens subjects by the name
of Audette, are giving the authorities plenty
of business in the way of disposing of the old
horses that have been starved to death by
| them this winter.
Everybody who has accounts against the
| town, should remember that March meeting
will soon be here, and get their accounts in
| shape to present when the meeting is called
| for that purpose near the close of this month
The Misses Lille and Fannie, daughters
of Albert Walker of Fairfax, have spent
the past week with their Aunt, Mrs. Arba
| West.
| Miss Alma Bugbee closed her school in
dist. No. IL, last Friday. Every one speaks
| of her as a teacher but to praise. The
exhibition Friday evening gave the parents
! some idea of how the children had improv
| ed in eight weeks under her instruction
| 1t was a success. 1t would be improper in
connection with this not to mention the
kindness and interest manifested by Mr.
and Mrs. Arba West, towards making the
evenings entertainment a pleasant one
! They arranged their Commodious sitting
room for an audience room, with stage and
curtains. Lovely plants (of which Mrs, West
always has supply were tastefully arranged
decorated, its music added no little to tn,
pleasure of the occasion Thanks of parents
and pupiles of dist. No. IL are extended tC
| Mr.. and Mrs. West
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
CAMBRIDGE,

Many removals are anticipated
Ned Neiley of Jericho was the guest of Har-
vey Morgan last week.
George Burnham will move to the rooms
over his store March /.
Clarence Corse has been engaged by H. N
Gray to work for him the ensuing year.
Annette Brush of Montpelier was in town
recently to see her cousin; Mrs. j. B. Morgan.
The W r. C.. will hold crazy tea y at the
Grand Army hall next week Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Boomhour of Bedford
Canada, have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Rolla Caswell of Morrisville and Louise
Casweil OF Milton, are the guests of their sis
ter Glenn.
Afew of our young people attended the So
ciaGle at VIII SMILES in Jacksonville Mon
day evening"
There will be sociable at Valentine Weth-
erell's Friday evening for the benefit of the
NJ. E. church.
J. Ross Roberts of Burlington will read ser
vice at the Episcopal mission room next Sun
day at three O'Clock.
There will be preachers meeting at the
NJ. +. church next week, beginning Monday
and lasting three days.
The Masonic oyster supper and dance last
week Wednesday evening was a grand success
socially and financially.
E. J. Gates has been appointed administra-
tor of the late A. j. Cuttings estate, and B.
g. Macoy and Frank Wiley commissioners.
We are happy to learn that Mrs, George
Lee, who has been dangerously ill at her
home in Mass. is much improved and consid-
cred on the road to recovery.
Ardie Gates met with an accident recently
which fortunately, however, did not prove
serious. While driving with lady friend be-
tween the village and the s. Harbor " in going
through a deep ''pitch hole" the whif1etree
broke. A gentleman who happened to be
near transferred the lady to his sleigh and
assisted them to reach home with their own.
1t is with pleasure we mention the follow
ing kind deed which took place in our viii
lage last week: s. NJ. Stafford, George Gilmore
and John Hitchcock's team, with A. d. Hitch
cock as driver spent a day in getting up a
wood pile for George Lyman. Mr. Lyman is
an honest, upright, hard working old man
who has been severely tried by misfortune in
the past year or two.
Runaways are quite plenty. Last week. a
horse driven by Mr.. Ball of Fletcher be-
came frightened and ran, colliding with A. L..
Loveland's sleigh in front of B. g. MaCoy's.
One of Mr.. Balls thills was broken and the
harness somewhat shattered, but the horse
ran into the fence and was stopped without
further damage. Also a horse driven by
Ardie Gates ran into the hedge by d. w.
Cuttings, splitting the contents of the sleigh
into the snow. No damage was done how
ever.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
NORTH HYDE PARK
Orris Bailey has the humps.
u 9 RaiIav is cloudy

Orris Bailey has the mumps
p. S. Bailey is recovering slowly.
Mildred Peck is teaching at Centerville
B. E. Billiard was in town over Sunday.
L. 2. Butts and wife are in Burlington this
week.
Chas. Brough and wife have dissolved
partnership.
L. +. Allen has been in Cambridge for
a short soiourn.
Mrs. L. E. Harrington is in st. Adams,
visiting her daughters.
David Kenerson has been in Fairfax for a
few days visiting relatives
The Eden Orchestra will play for a prone
made in Smiths Hall, Friday eve, Feb 3.
The Morrisville MINISTRIES at Smiths hall
Saturday evening was not very well received.
Mrs. Wendall Jackson has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment,
Erwin Smith has moved into L. E. Har-
ringtons tenement house, and Rev. Rock
wood into the house vaeated BY him.
Eldredge Bros. of Morrisville have been
in town looking after the interests of the
Conn. General Life insurance company.
Aaron Keller Post. No. 81, G. A. r., in
stalled the following officers Jan. oath: Com
mander, r. C.. Rarnes; 5. We, John NJ. Foss
j. V. c., VIM. B. Page; Adit.. F. Ii, Raymore
Q. M John D. Kelley; Chaplain, 5. W, Kinds
Sarg't, W. W. Jackson; o. D., ID. r. Mulhken
0. g., 0rrin Sargent; Serg't Mai, f. &. Put
nam; @ M. s., $, c Miles. Those from the
Post who will attend the Dept Encampment
are: Delegate, &. w. Blake; Past Command
ers Sawyer Stevens, Newton, Raymore, BUTT
and Commander Barnes, good time is an
ticipated,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
FLETCHER.
Mrs. King is better,
Jason Kinsley is quite poorly.

Mrs. King is better.
Jason Kinsley is quite poorly.
Another boy at William Clarks.
Arthur Hooper, who had slight facial par
alysis is better.
w. L. KinsIey of Lowell is visiting friends
and relatives here.
H. NJ. Lord has finished work at Morris
vile and is at home again.
L. B. Elliot who has been seriously i'll for
the past ten days is better.
School in Binghamvie is suspended by the
illness of the teacher, F. A. kezer.
L. J. Leach and his son Frank have fin
ished work on the Rchford elevator and are
in town.
Leona Bingham is going to build an addi-
ton to their house with glass front to make
room for the goods of |. E. Hunts branch
store, which is having good trade Lum-
Der has been drawn and sawed for the same
the past week
Huldah and Leona Bingham went to West.
ford Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr.
George Stuart, who died on Thursday within
thirty minutes after having taken carboliC
acid by mistake, instead of cough medicine as
he intended. He was the last of three broth
ers who have died in less than year.
J. b. Wells of West Randolph, who took q
premium and dairy sweepstakes in class 4
y
meeting held at st. Adams, is a native and
former resident here. Leighton Rice OF
Fletcher made the creamery tub butter which
took the LIST premium and grand creamery
sweepstakes, awarded to A. d. Evarts o
Waltham, at the same time and place. ht
being at work in Mr.. Evarts creamery Quite
a number of Fletcher people were in attend
ance.
John Kinsley was called to Richford to at
tend the funeral of his only son, which occur
red there on Sunday. He will have the sym
pathy of many friends in this great affection
William Walker Kinsey was born in Fletcher
April 18th, 1899. He was man of gooC
abilities and education and gained an hon
orable record in his three year s service in the
late war. was thrice wounded in battle al
| Port Hudson, La He was discharged Nov
| 2, 1865, married March 3, 1867, Louise vii
! lard of Richford, where he has since resided
| eIoying the esteem of all who knew him. HI
was farmer and surveyor until the past yea
! he left his farm and moved to Richford vii
| lage as custom house officer. Last Thursday
he suicded by hanging himself. Reason
must have been dethroned, as he was MAJ
of christian principle and practical piety.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
ELMORE.

Mrs. Chas Cook is i'll and is visited by DR.
johnson.
O. ]. Scott is in Danville on n long visit To
his brother James
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ou O. f no iheeoiiS on
-, "'e', n.y." - 'l'' "eeN
Inc SAFE OF the FeaKe farm to Chas. Hast
lngs Is SAID to be fullY contaminated.
Mr. and Mrs &C. Stearns are in Calais on
a visit to Mrs. Stearns' daughter. Mrs. Bliss
Formers have bean sbinnino man, ro+o
toes to Morrisyile station the mast week re.
ceiving 70 to 70 cents Der busbel.
NJ ConoIi,o KooIa,. ,a.,,... L.. -.
~ g. An - 49,, l.li iaot meeh
H. ~ -, P,i 'IJ ll'u sIeiG " "eeA
az ~ uGo III oiiSoi o. iier noaieh ID hiuch
'nh
James H. Steen OF boston, former resi-
dent ana Tor many years III theemploy OF the
N. l. y N II H. H., Is visiting frlen1s here
and IN Morrlstown.
Myron Lanpher is i'll at his brother Har
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs Burnham has returned to her home.
| Augustine Raymore is supposed to be sick
! with measles. also Roy and Bessie Fletcher.
! The village school has commenced again
after week S vacation on account of measles
| A. c. Grswold and family attended the fun
cral of Mrs. Griswold's father at Bakersfield
last week.
If Mr.. LaVigne remains in Underhill
another year. DR.. Blake will occupy his house
after the first of March.
Henry Raymore and Eddie Melvin have
bought the drug store of George Melvin, and
rumOr says George will build new house in
si.e spring.
The mill in the village belonging to Wallace
& Co. has been shut down since last Tuesday.
Mr.. Wallace is here attending to repairing
the mill in the notch that supplies the one
here with lumber.
John Tracy who had his hand so badly
sawed in Bunker's mill two weeks ago went
to Burlington to the MaryFletcher hospit al
and had it dressed. 1t is doing as well as
possible under DR.. Flagg's treatment
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
News and Citizen.
MORRlSVILLE and HYDE PARK,
thursday, February 5,IS9t.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

fouND;-On the road to No. HYDE Park. n
tpuhaio Robe. The owner may have the same
ny proving property and paying charges.
MARVIN GODDARD, Hyde Park
WANTED AT ONcEl-Two good horse team
STEERS. Apply to FRANK LARAwAy,
Waterville. Vt,
NOTICE.. ID. Eldred's Ladies' Shoe Par
Ior' on PORTLAND Street, Morrisville opDosita
PoStotnce Is now open. All ladies are cordial
~ invited, before purchasing elsewhere. to
can aaa examine our few special lines of fine
shoes FOR ladies and children Goods are an
warranted, and cheerfulIy shown. whether
you GUY or not. Call aud see them.
FoR SALE.-The David Campbell farm at
Cehteryllle. Hyde Park, 90 to so acres or
good land, good buildings, house painted
ana newly shingled. Cut last year about %
TONS oil hay Small sugar place On good
road pleasant location, about 90 miles
from hyde Park Street The timber has
pseh carefully estimated, aud is thought to
ne z9o M feet of spruce, balsam hemlock.
Eastwood, ash, birch, elm and maple. Near
sehooi house and about one mile from saw
mil. The timber when delivered at the mill
win pay Tor the farm. The family are unable
TO carry on the farm and wish it sold. Apply
TO the family on the farm or to me at Nor
risville, Vt c. s. NoyEs Adrninis+rato-
MorrIsville. jon Is. 1891
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
WATERNlLLE.

Judge Miller was visiting friends in Fair
fax the past week.
Burt Hill had one of his feet badly smashed
while rolling logs the past week.
There is an effort being put forth to or
ganize n Farmers League at this place.
Mrs Harvey Buker is stopping with hel
son Alfred at JefTersonville for few days.
II. N. Leach and wife visited their daughter
Mrs. f. W. Smith at No. Hyde Park last
last week
Mrs. Chauncey Tllotson was in Burling
ton the guest of her daughter, Mrs. McKan
non the past week
States Attorney Page was in town on Sat
urday on official business, We will know
more about it in few days.
DR.. John Waters goes to Santa Fee, New
Mexico, this week, where he has a position al
DR.. and surgeon for Atchison, Topeka anC
Santa Fee railroad.
There will be an entertainment nsxt Frida,
eve, at Parker's Hall by the High School
Admission to the hall 5 cents After tn
exercises cake and coffee will be served by tn
ladies'. All are cordially invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
BELATED

Dr. Jackson's son is sick in Chicago.
Mrs. A. B. Thomas is confined to the house
with eczema.
Henry King and Miss Allie Spencer were
married Jan "a.
{. l.. Hines is slowly recovering from a
close call of pneumonia.
Mrs. l.. A. Benjamin has been visiting
friends in WolcOtt the past week.
&. A. Lamson has returned from Boston
and will soon put on his new plug
The board of civil authority are to meet at
the town clerks office Friday, Feb. 6.
j. H. Drew has been in town few days SUI
perintending some plumbing in his block.
The selectmen will be in session every day
after Feb 2, making up the town reports.
Samuel P. Wheeler and wife were the happy
arents of girl Saturday morning Jan "a.
B. E. Billiard has moved his family here
and rented tenement of Martin Hathaway.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
u. V. M. Notes,

F. b. Livingston called on Cheney Monday
The Sigma Phi fraternity held q reception
and dance at the Howard Relief building last
Friday evening,
The members of last years base ball club
held meeting last Saturday and elected Alb
hey, Capt, and Lyman Allen Asst Capt. OF
this season s team,
Thursday was the day of prayer for colleges
and all college duties were suspended. At
$40 Rev. Mr.. Carter addressed the students
in the chapel. This was followed by a short
meeting in the Y NJ. c. A. rooms.
Pitkin, Wheatley and Armstrong, "a, go to
Williamstown Friday, to attend the annual
conference of the New England intercollegiate
Young Mems Christian Association, which is
to be held with the Williams College associa
ton.
The Seniors have elected the following per
sons to class-day positions; Marshall, Abbey
Presidents address. Mould chapel Grafton
Ferrin; campus Grafton, Hawley; poet, Miss
skinner; odist, Wilson; historians address
Randall; committee on arrangements, Shedd
Chaifee aud Cheney
The Banjo and Glee Clubs are to give a con
cert in Morrisville Friday evening, Feb. 18th
| The clubs have been hard at work ever since
the holidays, and will be able to give much
better entertainment than they would if they
had gone to Morrisvilleat that time. Every
one who is at all interested in music and the
| u. V. NJ students, should avail themselves o
this opportunity to hear II firstcass concert
/ by good glee club.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05

! The. legal voters of the village of Hardwick
| County of Caledonia and State of Vermont
| are hereby notified and requested to meet al
the Town Hall in said village, on the oath
| DAY OF January A. ID. 1891, at O'Clock D.
| m, to transact the following business viz.
| Flrst-TO choose a chairman for said meet.
| ing. Second-TO see if the voters of said vii.
| lage will accept and adopt the Legislative
| act to incorporate the village of Hardwick
| aforesaid passed at the last Legislature of
! Vermont and approved November 18TH A
ID. 1890, according to the terms and provis.
| ions of said act. Third-If said act is so nc.
| cepted and adopted, to proceed to organize
said corporation by the election of officers
&c. as provided for in said act And to tran.
! sact such other business as shall pronerlv
| come before said meeting.
| Under the above call the meeting was dulv
| held Saturday evening Jan. "a, and called to
| order by j. ii. McLoud, who was made chair.
man of the meeting, and M. V. B. Hathaway
was elected secretary. The act passed by the
| Legislature was read and a motion made to
accept the act, which was discussed by NJ E.
| Tucker and j. s. Drenan and Others at some
| length, after which the village voted to ac
cept the act by a vote of 65 in favor and I
against. Under the act the meeting pro-
ceeded to organize by the election of officers
as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Bridgman.
Board of Trustees-1st, j. HI. McLoud; I'd
A. b. Thomas; Sd, |. p. Titus 4th, j. S
Drenan. By the charter the president is a
member of and president of the board o.
| trustees.
Clerk and Treas-M. V. B. Hathaway.
| Collector-O. B. Hall.
! Auditors-M. E. Tucker, W. S. Rich, E. d
| Dutton.
Chief Engineer-O H. Marsh; LIST asst, C
| L. Wheeler; I'd asst, A. +. Wakefield
Fire Wardens-Geo. D. Bailey, C.. H. Ward
Albert Perley, c. s. Cobb
Inspector of wood and lumber-Geo. B
! Shipman.
| All of the above officers are elected to serv
until the LIST annual meeting which is on tn,
| first Tuesday in May. The board of trustee
We're elected to frame a code of bylaws TO
the village also to investigate the question
and cost of water works and report at
| later called meeting.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05

DISTRICT MEETING.-A Masonic dis
trict meeting will be held at Morris
vile Thursday, February 9Th. Grand
Lecturer Nicholson and other Grand
officers will be present Work will be
exemplified by the local lodges. The
Hyde Park train will be held and run
to Johnson at the close of the evening
exercises. All Masons are cordially
invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05

Keep your feet always dry, and
be on your guard against catching
cold at this time of the year." said
the doctor Look at the list OF
deaths and at the diseases that kill
people, and you will take care of
your health if you value your life
Nearly half of my patients are afflict-
ed with troubles that grow out of
carelessness in regard to damp feet,
chilly winds, and wet clothes"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
PHOTOGRAPHS & CRAYONS

NuTICE From now until May LIST. I
will make One Dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs and nice 14xl7 Crayon Portrait
a. FOR $3.50. 81
Now is your chance If you want a Cray.
on. | warrant them TO be good. Call
and see samples. Remember that / keep
a large stock of Mouldings for Picture
Frames, and make them TO order at
short notice. keep the latest styles.
Ii. E. CUTLER, Photographer,
Morrisville, VT.
Portland ST., opposite Postofice.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
ELIZABETH a. BROWN.
NV Case is a Miracle!
PRAISE GOD, | AM WELL!

LEWISTON, Nh, Der. %, 1880.
DANA SARsAPARfLLA Co. -
GentleMsa,- over ten years have
been great sufferer with weakness pecul-
lar 10 my sex. would have for days az a
time terrible bearing-down feei-
ing. accompanied by great exhaustion
and severe pain I'm back and limbs.
4 would 90 20 bed fatigued, and rise m the
morning more exhausted than when L
retired Often after rising | would have
a period of trembling, until az
last my nerves were Ia q state OF complete
prostration. would have little or no APP
petite, Almost constant headache,
accompanied by strange sensations, etc.
such was my condition when | iirst heard OF
nANA'S SARSAPARlLLA. Though l
am hut fortS three years OF age, yet nay
hair Is gray, and lock Ike a person near
sixty wears old
While visiting ny daughter, Mrs Hardy,
In nang0E Me, she persuaded me 70 wy
a bottle OF pANA'S SARSAfARllLA,
aud 10 please her | did -. That bottle
helped ne little, The second one gave
ne good appetite, and caused me 20 rect
better nights, | continued to use it, and
continued % Improve, ull l had taken
eleven bottles, Aud, praise God, ! am
MILL IN HAS CURED MET feel
like new person | have Increased in
aesh nom ninety cone pounds 10 a hundred
aud forty six pounds, and cnioy life once
more, ny CASE N A MIRACLE, aud
4 will DO all can % tell others
Yours with respect
EllZARETH A. brown.
TN A Bottle. mo Benefit, No Pay
REMEMBER III
DAEA SARSAPARlllA CO.,, BELFAST, NJ,
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EAST ELMORE.

Will Silloway is sick with the gripp.
A. j. Burnham and wife or Montpelier are
visiting in town.
Will Carpenters youngest child is vey sick.
Mrs Carpenter is some better,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05

GROUT-STORY.-In st. Johnsbury, J an. %,
1891, by Rev. E. A. Hoyt Levi Grout and
Mary Story botL of Morrsvile.
AINSWORTH- HOISINGTON.- In Morris
vile, Jan. %, 1891, by Rev. Z. b. Fisk, Geo
W. Ainsworth and Lizzie f. Hosington, all
of Morrsville.
SWIFT-HASTINGS.- Burlington. Jan
81, 1891, by Rev. l.. G. Ware Charles b.
Swift of Hyde Park, and JennieS Hastings
of Elmore
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WOLCOTT.

Dow Bros will have a masquerade bal
Feb. Goth.
John Adams has returned from Boston
| with horses.
A. W. Nelson is again on the road selling
rubber goods.
Several from this place attended the soci-
able at Pardon Davis on Friday evening last.
Mrs. E. B. Leach. Mrs. Helen NJ. Scott and
Mrs. E Fisher attend the encampment at
Burlington this week.
Public installation of Geo. z. Foster Relief
Corps was held on SATURDAY. eve, Jan. fth.
The following officers were installed by Mark
! D Scott: Pres. Mrs Ellen B. Leach; S.V.P.,
Alma NJ. Scribner; j. V. P, Mary L. Reed ;
Sec, Efle ]. Wheeler; Treas, Ellen A. Cram (;
Chaplain, Abbie A. Burnell; Conductor Olve
| K. Luce; Guar, Cora L. Whiting; ASS t Con,
Abbe &. Stevens; Asst Guar, JENNIE M
Strong.
Sugar makers will have chance to see
Wheeer's New Process Evaporator work IN
front of c. E. Clark's carriage shop, oatur-
day, Feb. 14th.
All Campbell Phi. D., of Johnson will de-
liver lecture at the Congregational church
Friday evening, subject, Wanoerings IN
Italy" Admission 10 cents, chlidren ~
cents An interestin time may be expected.
The street lamp recently placed in the
bridge is now (and has been) doing excellent
service; in fact it has been doing good service
ever since it was placed there, TO the dellght
and satisfaction of everybody in Wolcott
except one individual. There is now prop
osition to extend the time and run the lamp
all night, whether hight or dark ana gay or
two per week. that the Complainer IN last
weeks paper may not lose anything by his
Investment. Good thing.
The annual meeting of the universalist So
ciety was held at the church Saturday eve,
Ian. 25th. and the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Angie Jones; Vice
President, Mrs Abbie g. Stevens; Secretary;
Mrs. Oliver R. Luce; Treasurer, M. S. Burnell,
Committee on Work, Mrs Abhie G. Stevens
Mrs. May Baker, Mrs Alma Cate, Mrs Jennie
Strong. Our fair, held Jan. 81, was success.
and much credit is due the " Com on work
for their untiring efforts in the year past to
accomplish the object ever fresh in their minds
that of paying the debt on the church.
May the present feeling OF unity prevail
through the coming wear, and it will not be
long before we can walk within the doors I'M
der a banner of victory SEC'Y
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-05
EAST HARDWICK,

H. Blake lost horse recently.
The sick ones are all improving
The logs are all down from the mountain.
The fire company gave a promenade col
cert at the village hall last Thursday eve.