News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-10
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

Read H. W. Lyman & Co.'S adv't.
Woods, the tailor, wants an APP
prentice; see notice.
Col. H. f. Brigham of Bakersfield
was in town Tuesday last.
Miss Anna Chaplin has been visit
ing friends in town the past week.
A very enjoyable sociable W as held
at the town hall on Friday evening.
DR.. johnson has an assistant in the
shape of boy, who arrived Sunday.
The "W. WIS" meet with Inez Pat
ten Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Communion services were held at
the Cong'l church on Sunday morn
ing.
Ernest Gates returned from Illinois
last week and is back again in Mum
sons store.
Bolac has closed out his meat bust
ness and now devotes his time to
hotel business.
The ladies of the W. r. c. will meet
on Saturday evening, Sept. II at
1870. Please turn out.
Munson sells the popular "Knox-
Em-All'' shoes and has a good trade
in them. See his adv't.
Currier the merchant selected lot
of new goods in Boston last week.
Keep an eye out for them.
Remember when you want any
thing in the clothing line or gents
furnishing goods, Waterman has EN-.
c.. III. Slocum and l.. b. Boynton
returned on Tuesday from ten days
fishing trip in Canada, reporting
great sport.
L. J. Eldridge returned from Dan
vile last Saturday. His insurance
business seems to be increasing IN
that direction.
Andrew Smith took four-horse
load of little folks to Elmore Satur-
day morning to celebrate the sixth
birthday of Linnie Smith.
Mrs. d. L. Eaton is expecting to
leave for Chicago before cold weather;
Mrs. Eaton's house will be occupied
bv DR.. Holbrook and family.
The finest lot of furniture OF all
kinds ever brought into this place
NAV be seen at Doty's. he has a
store full from cellar to garrett.
]. L.. Thompson, travelling sales
man for the foundry company, re
turned from long trip on Saturday
and reports encouraging business.
Several from here will attend the
annual convention of the Lamoill'
County Sunday-school Convention tc
he held at Johnson Thursday ant
Friday.
WI. Paul and family go to Man
chester. N. H., this week. They moy'
their household goods there with tn
expectation of making that Their per
manent home.
Three fairs calling in different direc
tons will attract quite number Q
Morrisyille people. Some will go t.
ST .Johnsbury, some to Sheldon an'
Others to Waterbury.
Rev. P. B. Fisk regrets that beInt
unexpectedly called away to officlat
of q funeral he was unable to Keel
his appointmentat the Delano schoo
house on Sunday afternoon.
On Friday evening au adJoqrne'
meeting of Green Mountain Lodge :
Good Templars will be held at A. a
Niles office. The lodge hopes to II
sume meetings through the Wlnte
months.
The new savings bank is showing
marvellous growth. At the end {
tbirtv-six DAYS business the deposit
&c Csc 900 No similar instltutlo
in northern Vermont can sho" sue
a record.
The usual prayer-meeting held 0
Thursday evening at the C0ngregt
tinnaIcbHrcb will be held this Wedne'
day evening, because OF the SUNDAY
ecbooi convention at johnson tt
morrow.
u;ss Reitinper who comes frol
Ohio where she has been succeooiu .li
at work among the Boheiliitlis' W.
sneak under the auspices OF lhe - -
dies Home Missionary Society at u
Conpreoational church next ouhda
evening.
Misc Mae Soper has bought out
millinery and furnishing goods stol
a. Snrinpfield, Vt, and accompahle
nv Mrs. Soper will move there at ono
VI, ,.aorat the removal OF both,
t T have won many friends in tie
brief stay here. =.
Rev ]. d. Beeman, president OF u
Montnelier Methodist seminar
areached an excellent sermon at u
Methodist church on Sunday. ne
Mr. Douglass is expected TO retul
from his vacation and occupy u
pulpit next Sunday -
W Williamson, who has been q
guest of F. B, Livingston o one pa Ia
week in New York. Mr.. WIlllamse
came came up here to spend a week, / b,
was so delighted with Vermont al