News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-26
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

Jr., was in town Monday.
The W. r. C. think best to post
pone their campfire until further no.
tiee
BOWS monograph exhibition drew
tull house and proved highly incer-
esting.
O. L. Leach is in town with the
Century publishers encyclopedia and
dictionary.
Communion services will be held at
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning.
Doty sells goods on the installment
plan. He has a large stock and will
not be undersold
Mrs. Kate Gilbert and family is to
occupy the house on Union Street,
recently occupied by Mrs. Lucinda
George.
g. w. Belts, formerly of this place,
now station agent at Lee, n. H., has
been appointed postmaster at South
Lee, n. H.
L. d. Bliss lost a good buckskin
glove last Wednesday night The
finder will find the mate at W H.
Robinson's store.
The Shepard Family sustained
their reputation in a pleasing enter
tainment, fairly we'll attended, at the
town hall on Thursday evening.
William Rochleau has moved into
the Bessey tenement in the brick
block. and A. L. Champeau has NOV
al inf al
leau.
i large gathering and an enjoyable
and successful time is the verdict
coming from the Ladies Aid at |. A.
Whites on Friday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs Albert Spaulding is seriously
i'll and is hardly expected to recover.
DR.. James of Waterbury was here
Saturday to council with DR.. Rublee
in her case.
Mrs. John Clarke, living in the
southwest part of the town near
Stowe, committed suicide by hanging
on Sunday. She had been in rather
feeble health for some time and was
undoubtedly demented.
Firemen don't forget that the next
fire meeting occurs on Tuesday even
ing next, at which time the election
of officers for the ensuing year will
take place. Let all be present if pos
sible.-H E. CUTLER, Clerk.
DR.. Martin continues his stay in
Morrisville until Monday, March
End, and will then go to Stowe to re-
main one week. Those who wish to
avail themselves of his skill as an eye
specialist should take advantage OF
the few remaining days OF his stay.
The Boston Herald of Monday
saws: Rev. ID. E. Croft, who last Sun
day resigned from the passionate Of
the CONGREGATIONAL society of Acush'
net. was baptized Sunday night at
the church of the First Baptist socl-
ETY. at New Bedford, which society ne
will join
Station Agent Bryant wishes us tC
say that the message sent to officer
Hardy last week to arrest mai
here was not received until twenty
minutes of seven and was delivered
to the officer at ten minutes OF seven
Mr.. Bryant says all messages are
delivered as soon as received.
The Hardwick Gazette puts con
siderable stress upon the liquor sales
in this town the past year. For lt'
information we will state that Uni
net profit to the town for the pas
year was $7S0.42 and not about
thousand dollars" We would als'
add that this is a falling off OF 1881
81 from the previous year.
The entertainment last Wednesda,
evening by the STAIRS we must WIFI
out hesitating pronounce gram
sell from first to last, silly In the eA
IRENE and with scarcely a polnt 9
merit. The Grand Army Post deepl.
regret that they have been so take
in and that such a tortuous enter
tainment was thrust on an ullsus
pecting audience as coming uhue
their auspices.
]. P. Clement, Familiarity known
all as Joe" for many years q res
dent here, died at his home at wv
O'Clock last Thursday morning aIue
q brief illness with pneumonia con col,
bned with a brain trouble
funeral services were held al III
house at two O'Clock Saturday aiue
noon, Rev. z. B. Fisk, ofhciat iiis
The business places were nearly q
closed out of respect and the atteii'
ance was large
heentertainment at the town ha
on Saturday evening, announces .
the bills as O "spareing match, We
regular Bowery dive show, WIN =
audience boisterous and regardle'
of good order as can be lmaglne'
and the presence of few wome
seemed not to improve the charac !.
Of the occasion. The whole thlil
was far from the sort of ENTERTAIN ll.
ment that should be countehaio'
by our village fathers.
The 7th Vt. Veteran Regiment T. W
hold a reunion at Baxter MUSIC II q q,
Rutland. March 10. This Is ~ ~
Doth anniversary of the daUe :,
Regiment left the State for the We
1t is desired that as many as can
present. Every comrade VINO mas
who has not received either NO
2 circulars will please give tht
name, Co, and post ffioce aqure 5 :
postal card to VIM. ii. Waro, :
bloomsbury, to arrange reVlseu ~
ter.