News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-07
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

c. Elvin Borden is spending week
or two in New York state.
Judge w. H. Fullerton, of Hard
wick was in town Tuesday.
Work on the Matthews tenement
block is prospecting rapidly.
Powers & Powers have received a
handsome bookcase for their office.
Currier has a new adv" this week
which the ladies will do well to read.
Do not forget that Munson is just
home from market with lot of new
goods.
Communion services were held at
thu Congregational church on Sunday
morning.
Several persons from here attended
the May dance at Stowe las6 Thurs
day night.
The Universalist Gree will meet at
town hall Thursday, May l. A full
attendance is desired.
Deputy-Sheriff Hardy was at st.
Adams several days last week in at
tendance upon court.
Hon. III. a Powers is to deliver the
Grafton at ghe centennial celebration
at Lyndonville July 4th.
The free delivery of express parcels
by Station-agent Bryantis appreciat-
ed by the village people.
Mr.. Gould, the shoemaker, is now
nicely located in the south side OF the
old bakery building.
The sewer from the new block down
Portland st. to the river is compiet-
ed and in good working condition.
The new house in Brooklyn being
erected by Ed. Spiller is we'll up and
indications point to a fine residence
Mrs. Hadley will have a special
display of trimmed goods on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week
D. W. Tenney and wife who have
been in Granville, n. Y, for several
months are expected to return home
this week or next.
VIM. Cheney returned this week
from trip to Danville and Walden.
He reports about two inches OF snow
in that direction.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Barden AutomaticC Cream
Separator Company. Farmers viii
do we'll to read il.
The May party and promenade at
town hall on Friday evening was an
interesting little entertainment, wei
attended and enjoyed by all.
The bylaws as adopted for the
government of the village corpora
ton have appeared in a neat pam
phlet form for distribution.
Carroll Morrill, has built neat pop
corn 'sstand" on the east OF Gate
drug store. The boys know where tt
buy hot popcorn for their girls.
The academy students observed ar
Dor day by raking and giving tn
park a general spring cleaning !
well attended lyceum was held IN tn
evening.
Monday marked the opening G
many district schools. Geo. Bate
teaches at East Hardwick, Alma Bug
bee at No. Wolcott, lnez Patten a
Cambridge.
Rev. Lincoln Harlan, n class-mal
in college with Rev. =. b. Fisk, wa
in town last week. Heis about loca
ing in Coventry, coming from Elllns
ton, N. Y.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wiley of Neche, Dakot
arrived here last week Tor a I"
months visit with relatives. she T
turns July 1st to California Whe
her home will be.
A broken nose and a black-eye W;
one of the results of the game OF Df
between the Academy and Stowe Da
han clubs last Saturday. The SEQ
was % to IT in favor OF the scho
nine.
Doty has added an upholsterli
department to his furniture CUISINES
He has secured the services OF an U
holster of Is years experience al
will make old furniture BETTER OF
good, as new.
Mrs Munroe Green and son
Plattsburg, N. T., are visiting
town. Mr.. Green was formerly
the employ of l. A. White q 90
isabont to move from Plattsburg
F.tchburg, Mass.
In connection with the county &C
ference at Wolcott conference,
churches will be held this Nednesd
afternoon for the formal dismiss
of Rev. Mr. Water of the voice
church. who has resigned.
Will McClintock who has been
ing" on the Lake road for some u
went to St. Johnsbury on Mono
where he has a position WIN
Spaulding Brothers who went ir'
this town and are now engaged III
extensive grocery business IN u
place.
The village clerk has posted wa. wa
ines for the annual village meeting
be held on Monday evening ne
The special business to come pei
the voters is the election OF the !