News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-04-23

MORRISVILlE.

Lula Niles began her school in the
Adams district last Monday.
A. j. Robinson has put in a tele-
phone between his house and dental
rooms.
o. W. Butler, of Fairbault, Mimi,
is spending a few days in town and
vicinity.
John Morse who has lived at Daniel
Smiths for some time is to move his
family to Woodbury.
The board of listers are fast finish
ing up their outside work and will
soon make up their list.
Officer Hardy escorted Steven Row.
ell to Rutland last Friday 'ESteve -
will remain there about 200 days.
III. A. Siayton & Co have Just in a
car st. Louis sacked bran. Look to
them for white and peavine clover.
Geo. Currier has gone to Whitefeld,
n. H., for Mrs. Curriers' mother, to
help care for Mrs. C. who is quite ill.
A meeting of the trustees of the IL
brary will be held at town hall next
Monday evening, April 81, at 1870
o'clock.
The case of Chas. A. Scott VS.. Dana
Chaffe was tried at Hendee & Fisk s
law office on Monday by jury Yer
diet for plaintiff.
The walk in front of the new block
has been improved somewhat. 1t is
expected that concrete walks will be
put down soon.
Charlie Goozey has completed his
time in E. S. Robinson's barber shop
and goes to st. Adams where he has
similar position.
A veil taken picture of the large
suga. party which visited Kentield' s
sugar place the 18th inst. may be
seen at Cutters.
The hose company was out for
practice Friday night, making very
rapid time in laying hose and making
hydrant connections.
Regular communication of Coral
Chapter No. 10, o. E. s., Tuesday,
April %. Work on degrees. A full
attendance is desired.
Over fifty of ol1r. town : people ga We
Mr.. and Mrs. ] p. Cobb Jr., a surprise
party on Tuesday evening. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all.
The photograph which was exhib-
tied by Fred Dow at town hall last
Thursday evening brought out fair
house and pleased the audience.
Judge Powers is in Cincinnati, in
attendance upon the Republican Ma
tional League meeting. On Tuesday
he responded to the address of Wei
come.
DIR. Thompson having decided to
move to Rutland will dispose OF his
farming tools, dairy tools and house
hold goods at auction next Saturday
See bills.
The expected trip to Mr.. Greens
sugar bush in Cambridge was finally
made and much enjoyed by goodly
number of the academy students OF
Saturday.
The authorities continue quite ac
tivein the prosecution of liquor cases
three or four persons having beef
fined within the past week. 1t is evl
IDENTIFY having good effect
Two persons were received as mem
hers of the Methodist church, by let
ter on Sunday evening. One Weel
from next Sunday the hour OF servlc
will be changed to 1915 a. m.
Mvron Leach who has been serious
IV iii for many weeks was taken t.
Fletcher upon a bed on Saturday
C. K. Leach and family having re
turned to their farm in Fletcher
Ia. White started Monday ON hi
regular trip to New Hampshire. ID
will return and stop at conference a
Mortified where he will be Joined b
his wife and a number of Others.
The opening of the library on Sal
Hrday may well be called success
Some seventy books were taken gu
and all seemed much pleased with on
attractive little library and readin
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Allen VIII
have spent the winter in Brookly
with their son Winfield returned hon
last week. Mr. Allen comes back in
very serious condition with Bright
disease.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass preached I'll
last sermon of the conference year c
Sunday afternoon and leaves to-da
Wednesday, for Mortified whel
the annual session of the Vernon
Conference is held this year.
Rev. D. Il. Croft of New Bedfor
Mass, has united with the BaptiI
church and was re-ordained Thur
day. The New Bedford Journal Civ
a full account of the event as well {
a picture of the young reverand.
In regard to shipment of butter an
eggs on regular butter trains fro
date all shipping orders must be han
ed in to the office as early as H.!
on Tuesdays to insure attention IL
same days train. H: D. BRYANT.
The sugar season has drawn to
close and has been an ideal sqg;
season throughout. A large amour
of sugar of the best possible qualit
as far as favorable conditions
weather are concerned, has be-
made.
The Foundry caught fire In t
root from the engine Tuesday aft
noon and caused considerable excl
ment. but before the village fire-s
paratus could reach the scene of I
confagation the fire was extingui'
ed by a few pals of water.
Another dump on the railroad
Cured on Saturday morning,
HYDE Park train being derailed in
vicinity of the camp-ground. 1
Morrisville train did not make
regular trip and other trains W
somewhat mixed in turn.
The Nella BrpWn-Pond enterta
ment in the lecture course, postpol
from April A, will come off as adv
tised at town hall, Thursday, ev
mo. Anril %. and the public may