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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
.JOHNSON,


Moses Mayo is firing on the Lake road.
Persis Landon spent Sunday in Burlington
T. J. Boynton spent several days in town
last week
Prof Chittenden of Swanton was in town
Monday.
Charlie Hartwell is through at WEIGH &
Farrington's.
N A Buck has returned to the mountains
for the summer.
The cattle pass on B. S. Fullingtons farm
is being rebuilt.
L. G. Greene of Richmond is clerking for
WEIGH K harrington.
The ladies of the baptist church will serve
supper in their vestry Thursday afternoon
from five to seven. All are invited.
Mrs. Saunders has been in Fairfax visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Shepardson.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith are spending q short
time in Orleans County.
The grammar department of the graded
school closed very successful term last Fri
| day. 1t is hoped that Miss Larabee will re-
turn in the fall.
The Post met last Saturday to make ar
engagements for the reunion at Morrisville the
| Sd and 4th.
D. S. Dawson and wife of Montreal are the
| guests of Judge Andrews.
Leon Sturtevant celebrated his 10th birth
mates were his guests.
Fred Prindle has bought the Noah Scribnei
farm of Mrs. Grimes of Massachusetts
Price about 81 800.
Tom Waterman is home from Minneapolis
| for a short vacation.
Clumie Fullington is entertaining a young
friend from Burlington.
c. B. Story of Brunswick, Me, made his
friends flying visit the first of the week.
Lucy Baker has closed her school in Bur
lington but will remain there during com
mencement week
Mrs. Lewis Demerritt's friends gave her a
very pleasant surprise last Thursday and left
with their good wishes many useful presents
Mr. and Mrs McArty of Richford visited
their sister Mrs. Geo. Partlow last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavene of Richford were Mrs
Bert Rogers guests last Thursday.
Quite number attended the funeral ser
vices of Judge Kenfield last Friday.
A fine piano was placed in Will Leslie's homt
last week. 1t was gift from friend in New
York.
The exercises at the grammar and mode
schools last Friday were thoroughly enjoyed
by large number of visitors.
James Newcomb whose ubiquitous two
horse meat market has become welcome ne
cssslty, has just finished an abattoir will
modern ana complete conYenlences including
a 9x12 cold storage room to meet the de
mand of his growing business. Our count
court "iester" and universal genius, Roswell
Bradley is the architect
The commencement exercises of the Norma
school began last Sunday evening. DR.. Camp
bell preached a very interesting sermon be
fore the A class and their friends Monda.
and Tuesday were the written examinations
Wednesday oral, Wednesday evening publ
speaking of the B class. The graduating ex
ercises will take place Thursday at 40 a. m
reunion of Alumni at 2 p. m. Address b
Prof. Atwood. Supper at the Baptist vestr
from ) to p. IN. Band concert at s p. IN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
STOWE.

Read DR.. Kendall's business notice.
Rev. Chas G. Savage of Orange, N. j., is in
town.
Geo. Foss recently sold Tattersoll colt for
$3.50.
1t has been hot and dry during the month
OF June
Mr.. and Mrs Will Miles of Barre spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs. Heman Winters of Morristown is stop
ping at her uncle's, Oscar Alger.
Quarterly Conference was held at the M. E.
parsonage on Saturday evening
Walter Burnett was recently thrown from a
horse and quite seriously injured.
Nettie Bracket of Morrisvie spent a few
days with friends in town last week.
W. p. Bailey and family moved to the sum
nit house on Tuesday of last week.
Rev. Mr.. Emery has spent several days in
Eden on account of the sickness of his sister.
The G. A. R. Post went to Waterbury last
Wednesday as the guests of the Waterbury
Post
Mr. and Mrs Chas Cleveland of Boston
have been visiting with Alger relatives in
town.
Quarterly meeting was held at the Metho-
dist church las Sunday Rev. A. B. Truax Off
eating.
a
lbs of milk at seven milkings. This beats the
local record.
"That Comical Brown" will be here on
Thursday night this week which means fun
for the boys and others.
Fred Berry and family have moved to Bur
lington, he to take charge of a farm belong
ing to Mr.. Holt of New York.
The death of Mrs. Amos Dwinell occurred
very suddenly at the residence of 0. F. Gerry
on Thursday of last week. She had been as
well as usual until she was thus suddenly
stricken with supposed heart failure. The re-
mains were taken to Marshfeld forinterment.
Report of Intermediate Department District
No 6. Whole number of pupils enrolled %.
Average attendance "a. Only two tardy
marks and two dismissals. Pupils having no
marks were Myra Luce Hattie Pratt, Fife
Raymond. Absent one-half day Blanche At
wood, Susie Thomas. Absent one day, Susie
Stafford, Hattie Vearne, Allen Thompson.
Alice Barrows commenced the fourth week
and had no marks. .Jen. S. Towne, Teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
WE STEIEID

W. C. Hitchcock spent last week at Bolton
| Canada.
Mrs Eaton is visiting her mother, Mrs
| Lockwood.
The village school taught by Miss Elvf
| Farman closes this week.
Mrs. Willard Farman has been caring fol
her mother, Mrs. Brown of Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carolyn go to Canada
this week for a weeks camping.
John Grant of Bolton, Canada, has been
visiting his brother. He drove a very valn
able and handsome pair of Percherans, that
excited considerable admiration.
The remains of Miss Emma Ward of Bos-
ton, formerly of Westfeld, were brought
home for interment Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs A. A. Smith of johnson are
taking a driving trip through Orleans coun-
ty, and spent day in town calling on sew
eral old friends.
George Austin and family of Highgate Wis,
tied at Adelbert Austin's last week.
Mr. Smell of Glens Falls, N. Y, is running
the cheese factory at present.
Mrs Sarah Wilcox has gone to Stanstead
and Danville, Canada, to remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of Montgomery
were the guests of Deacon Hitchcock over
Sunday.
Mrs. W. d. Miller and Rev. l. z. Chase at,
tended the Epworth League Convention at
Lyndonville this week.
The two daughters and son of r. C. Hitch
cock of Albany are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Chas Clark of Bloomington is spend
ing a few days with her mother, Mrs. Jennl-
son Bailey, who is not well.
The Lowell and Newport Centre mines
crossed bats on our grounds last Saturday
with decided victory for the Lowes. The
small boys of the West Hill and village also
played a matched game at the same time.
The village boys scored 30 to the Hill boys
23
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs Hira m Smith next week.
Mrs. E. w. Langmaid of Nawport spent
Sunday with her father, Ahira Miller, who is
a great sufferer from cancer.
NJ W Farman lectured before the Ran
dolph State Normal School last Wednesday
evening in connection with Commencement
exercises. Thursday evening at STAFFORD,
the home of Senator Morrill,
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CAMBRIDGE.

Henry Stafford is at work in Burlington.
T. T. Jones has returned from Germany.
j. NJ Stafford was in Morrisville last week.
DR.. J. B. Morgan has been having his horse
barn reshingled.
Harold Lang has been stopping in Fletcher
for few days.
Frank Goodwin and family from Mass. are
visiting his parents.
Eliza Lang of Burlington is visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mr. Eldred of Morrisville has been canvass
ing this place for shoes.
Clarence Brush recently purchased q fine
horse of George Melvin of Morrisville.
Henry Stowell has been having repairs
made on his shed, D. W. Wetherell doing the
work.
Miss Lucy Wheelock, George Wheelock and
Miss Jennie Gibson of Boston are visiting in
town.
Miss Sophie Dearth of Woodsville, N. H.
and Miss Agnes Cowdrey were in town last
Thursday.
Mrs. E. H. Lang and daughter Felicia have
been spending few days with Mr.. Lang in
MorrisviIle
The Cambridge cornet band held skating
rink at Fairfield last Saturday night and
will hold Field-day in this place on Friday
Hon. E. Bentley E. P Mudgett and wife
and d. C.. Walker attended the funeral ser
vices of the late Judge Kentield in Hyde Park
Friday. Rev. Mr.. Wheelock officiated.
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JEEEERSONXILLE.
drs. Fox is stopping with Mrs. Powell.
Hrs. Varnum has returned to her home.

Mrs. Fox is stopping with Mrs. Powell.
Mrs Varnum has returned to her home.
A. L. Brown and wife are housekeeping.
Frank Edwards health is slowly improving.
Lutte Wheelock has moved into the Burt
Prentice house.
Next Sunday will be Episcopal day and Mr..
Graves is expected to officiate.
Mrs. Pease a sister of Mrs Mark Hebb has
been visiting her the past week.
Melvin & Raymore are building a new store
house on the east side of their store.
There is to be Tug of War" between the
Cambridge and Underhill boys the 4th.
We are panied to learn that Rev. J. 7. Kits
is insane and is confined in Burlington.
Great preparations are being made here for
the 4th of ] uly celebration. The programme
fills the entire day. Posters will be up and
hand bills circulated freely.
The many friends of Irving Melendy are
glad to shake hands with him. He is home
for a few weeks vacation and we understand
has located in Portland, Ore.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


exchange for an Ivers & Pond VIII ea ii>tl IN
most at your own price Can no 500, 'o, ~ az ~
" wilson Music and Furniture Rooms
DENTrsTRy.-Dr, F, o. Kendall has return
III ~ u, snureh Office, Stowe, a few weeks
nose desiring any work will 6nd il 10 tbair
advantage to see him at their on r;aS+ .lier
fence. ''' e''iiieso eohVen-
= r OR SALE.-A desirable residence ou,,od h..
=. \; hunt, formerly known as the Wasb;ns
~ uat9 place; Situated within the limits
81 the village OF Morrisville and now occnn;I
by L. d. Hunt House in rood renair NE,
ana shed new, water in the house Also %
acres OF land, 10 under cultivation IA rr1;t
rvs ana one dozen finely cultivated block.
Ue.TN vines. Fences also in good repair most
Oh 1t WIRE. For further particulars cali on or
or address, Charlie Z. Hunt, Morrisyille VI
II. NJ. MCFARLAND has some second-bord
W'hGo"s IN good condition. also screens and
. pSioy cart All of which he will sell chean
Oah anu see the articles if in want.
For SALE.-0ne good two-seated second
hand carriage
G. W. DoTY, Morrisville. Vt.
WANTED-A first-elass cook for hotel NJ
once. Apply to or address, II. C. MoRRILI,
Morrisville Vt. IL
For SALE.-The Hickok place on Union ST
lwo-story house, with ell, sheds. etc. also
two building lots. The buildings are substan-
t,dl Pleasantly located, thoroughly con-
strueted, and in excellent repair This is a
very desirable property and will be sold at -
bargain. The household property will be sold
including one piano and one organ. Call ar
vi , aauiess; MRS. D. X. HICKoK
Morrlsvllle Vt, April 10 1891.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25

A man from Swanton, who has been
at work in the tannery for time.
got into a state of extreme intoxica-
ton on Saturday and was gathered
IN by Officer Drown and taken to
Hyde Park. On Monday he was TAX
en- INTO court and fined the usual
amount.
Word was received here by telegram
on Saturday announcing that the
jury had brought a verdict of mot
guilty In the prosecution of Lyman
Clark in the Marston murder case.
NO evidence was shown that threw
any suspicion on Mr.. Clark, but his
innocence was proved beyond any
Elisha Parker, an old-time resident
OF this county, died at his home in
Mlddlefeld, Conn, May 8. Mr.. Par
ker resided at Cady's Falls for thirty
years previous to removing to Con-
nectlcut. He is survived by his wife.
who is a sister of Gov. Hendee's
mother and a daughter of the late
John Ferrin.
WANTED.-A copy of the "Indus-
lrles OF Vermont "a volume of rare
excellence and beauty-for the read
ing room table at the public library.
Some two or three hundred of these
books were bought here last week at
seYenty-five cents a copy to a select
few only. The book is so choice that
1T is difficult to obtain q copy. X.
Dea. D. w. Tenney and wife return
ed from Granville, n Y, last Wednes-
day. They spent several months
there with their son and return in
improved health. Although some
what lame the Deacon has nearly re-
covered from the severe fall he receiv-
ed there last winter. just before re-
turning to Vermont the Deacon took
run down to New York and spent a
few days there, making his first visit
to the metropolis. He thinks New
York is a great town but believes
that there is no better and prettier
place than Morrisville.
''That Comical Brown" the vari-
table original, who has made our
people laugh so often in previous
years, will play in town hall, next
FRIDAY evening, June 26, assisted by
hrst-class musical and comic talent,
and announces a new and attractive
programme. Mr.. Browns entertain
ments are always popular, and he
will doubtless draw one of his old
time full houses on this occasion. He
is having a very successful season,
and his present programmes spoken
OF as being the best he has ever given.
See his advertisement in another col
umn, which specifies that there are to
be mo reserved seats,' thus giving
all an equal chance for and equal ad-
mission fee. Advertisement also
gives dates for Mr. Browns entertain
ment for other towns in this vicinity.
THE New BANK; QUICK WoRK.-The
$50, 900 stock for the new bank was
subscribed in 90 minutes after the
books were opened. At 4 p. m. over
100000 had been subscribed. The
charter requires the books to be
kept open till 4 p. m. next Monday
so the chance to get stock is open till
that time, after that thecommission-'
ers will allot the stock as will be for
the best interest of the bank. The
books for subscription will be found
at the office of C. S. Noyes until Mon
day at 4 p. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Wendall jackson has had another attack
of paralysis.
L. +. Allen is at Beebe Plain, P. O., attendz
ing a camp-meeting.
Chas. Kneeland has gone to Stowe to
work on a lumberjob.
l.. P. Butts and wife were in Waterbury
and Stowe the past week.
Chas. Brown and family have moved into
the ampbell house on Ferry street.
Robbie Smith and wife have moved from
st Albums TO this place Mr.. Smith will be
on GL,J IN l.. E. Harrington's store.
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EAST CAMBRIDGE.
Work on the highway done last week.

Work on the highway done last week.
Abbie Balch returned from Hyde Park last
week Sunday.
Mrs. L. G. Terrill spent part of last week
visiting friend in Hyde Park.
n. Morse was called to st. Adams on last
Friday on important business,
Leila Macutchan spent last Saturday and
Sunday with her friend Winnie Demerritt.
Fred Hawley of Jacksonville worked for A.
Denerritt last week helping single his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Shattuck of Eden visited
last week few days at j. W. Green's and
Fred Smiths.
G.. l.. Demerritt went to Underhill recently
for a load of clap boards, getting them at d.
+. Terrills mill for $500 per " M and OF
very good quality.
Nettie Morris dog and pony show passed
through the place the 18th en- route for Cam
bridge where they exhibited in the evening
said to be good aRd crowded hall
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EDEN.
Mrs. A. J. West is improving slowly.

Mrs. A. J. West is improving slowly.
Strawberries and potato bugs are plenty
Have you read the new sign at the hotel :?
If not look up when you go by.
One Of C. II. Bakers small boys caught a
trout last week IT inches long.
Cyrus Webster has bought the farm ad-
joining j. B. Ponds and taken possession
Eddie Stevens has returned home from
Burlington where he has been attending col
lege.
All interested in organizing ball team are
to meet on the ball grounds next Saturday
afternoon at 1 O'Clock sharp.
There will be meetings in the church at
Eden Corners Thursday and Friday nights
at 100 O'Clock, conducted by Misses Hartig
and Billings.
Mrs Orman Adams died last Sunday. Fu-
neral was held at the church at Eden Mills
on Tuesday. Besides her husband she leaves
four children. She was buried in the GENE
terry at the Corners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
EAST ELMORE.

Mrs. Edward Shackett goes to Boston this
week to visit her daughter
Miss Bessie Silloway has finished success
full term of school in Dist 8.
School in Dist. Q is taking a vacation on
account of the teacher being sick.
Mrs. Almond Swift and Mrs. Ella Peek OF
Montpelier are visiting their son and broth
er, WIN. Swift.
Mrs VIM. Silloway and Mrs. Clarice Potter
are at johnson attending the closing exer'
cises of the Normal School.
Miss Edith Slloway graduates this week
at the Johnson Normal School and goes with
her sister Bessie to visit their schoolmates
on the lake Shore
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
LOWELL.

The stone work on the new iron bridge is
completed.
Sidney Coburn has sold his house to his
brother in Troy.
A A. Aseltine wife and son were in town
recently. Mr. Aseltine's many friends are
pleased to learn of his continued success in his
business at Enosburgh.
Children's Day was observed ut the Conpre-
gational church June Ia. The congregation
was large, the church tastefully decorated,
and an interesting exercise given.
Mr.. s. Ingalls,, n veteran Of the war. il dan.
gerously sick with heart disease incurred
while in service He was several times
wounded in battle and has suffered since the
war
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
NORTH TROY.

Miss Burgoine of Coventry has organized
a class in music here.
Miss Elva Parkhurst has closed a success
full term of school in the Du Boise district.
Mrs Fred Gilman and her two children are
the guests of her aunt Mrs. L. G. Abbott.
The grounds above the Cong1 church are TO
be beautified by the Village Improvement So
eiety. '"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
EAST HARDWICK

Hunts house is being plastered
Work has begun on the Odd Fellows block
Mrs Eugene Griffin is at home for a few
weeks.
B. P Collier has built an addition to his
barn.
The entertainment given by the school
netted about $25.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25

A PROMINENT MERCHANT says: have
sold Megrimine for over u year and guaran-
teed it to cure any headache without bad af-
ter effects, and have not found a single case
it did not relieve. Sample free. The DR..
Whitehall Megrimine Co., South Bend, Ind.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25
HARDWICK.

The summer time table goes into effect next
Monday.
Francis Arnold and bride returned from
Portland Saturday.
The question of the location of Miss Fuller's
fence was settled Saturday.
NJ Z. Tucker will soon have his new gran
tie shed ready to occupy.
The splendid rain of Monday has made sure
of fine hay crop in this section; other crops
are looking well.
Don't forget that if youwant building lot
that Chas. Stanford can furnish you one or
more, and Charles is at home most of the
time.
1t is hoped that an arrangement soon can
be made so the large stone shed near Buffalo
road can be rented to some one. There is q
side track running by said shed and it is a
fine location for the granite business.
J. B. Hanson who has been doing quite an
extensive quarring business here this spring
having leased the Standard Co.'s quarry
went away last week Monday and after arriv
ing in Portland Me-, wrote one of his manv
creditors that he should not be back. There
are good many mourners.
At village meeting it was votrd to in
struct the village trustees to put in a suitable
system of water works sufficient for domestic
and fire purposes. This is right, as there evil
IDENTIFY is a demand for it and if the rentals
will not quite pay the interest it will not take
but small village tax to meet it. Funds
can be had at a low rate of interest.
DEATH OF W. S. RICH.
| Seldom if ever, has our community been SO
| shocked as it has been by the death of Mr..
| Rich. Briefly the facts are these; Mr.. Rich
had the care of S. E. Darling's horses during
the latter's absence at st. Johnsbury, and
| while at work in the stable Saturday the
| 18th, it is thought had an appopletic at =
| tack during which he was stepped on by
| horse he was at work on and very badly cut
| and bruised about the face. He recovered
| sufficiently to walk into the house unaided,
| but immediately took his bed and kept grow
| ing worse until his death at FIVE O'Clock We'd
| nesday afternoon. The best of medical aid
was had but everything done was unavaiing.
| The injuries received of themselves we're not
sufficient to produce fatal result. and a
post morton examinstfsa disclosed that
| death was caused by a large abseess on the
BRAIN The funeral was held last Friday at
O'Clock at the Methodist church under the
auspices of Ellsworth Post and Caspian Lake
| Masonic lodge. Too much cannot be said OF
the strict honesty and integrity, and thorough
| goodness of heart of W. S. Rich As APPARENT
| husband, comrade, neighbor and friend he
was one in thousand. A good citizen and
a good man has gone out from among
us, and his loss is sincerely mourned by every
| one who ever knew him.
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company OF Morrisylile,
Vermont. are hereby notified to meet at
Hendee & Fisk's office, in said Morrisville, on
the 10th day of July, 1891, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of electing
directors of said corporation.
MoRRIsvILLE, VT, June "a, 1891.
G.. s. MOVES, HI. III. POWERS,
GEO. W. HENDEE, H. A. SLAYTON,
40. GATES, H. S. KELSEY,
C. A. Rich, C. H. SLoCUM,
G. H. STEARNs, G. r. CHURCHILL,
j. II. MCLOUD,
Commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
WEDDINGS.
s1npsox-CoIuAx.

At q o'clock on the afternoon of May day, tho
steamer LAtona having arrived at the ColmAn
place, on the southeastern shore of Lake wash
ington, quiet ceremony united Miss Clara j.
Colman and Mr. Richard H. Simpson. Of Seattle,
In the holy bonds of marriage. The service was
pronounced by Rev. John F. Damon. The Official
witnesses to the legal documents In such cases
made and provided for return and record were
Mary Hutchinson and James n. Colman. Mrs.
c. D. Colman, mother of the bride: George L
Colman and Nellie Isabella Hutchinson con-
cluded the list of those present. The bride and
groom enjoy the respect aud esteem Of large
circle OF friends, who will welcome them with
kindest wishes in their new city home.
LIo-MAcAULEY.
On the evening of May 2, at 30 o'clock few
friends gathered at The Harvard, corner Virginia
and Second streets, to witness the solemnixation
OF marriage between Mr.. Ernest Leo, OF Seattle,
and Miss Mary Macauley, late of San Francisco,
Rev. John F Damon officiating. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Pedler, Mr.. Martin, Nrs. Hart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mrs. E. kellogg, Mr.. Nc
Auley, Mr.. Day, and Mr.. Conreid Leo, brother OF
bridegroom. After the ceremony the company
partook of . sumptuous lunch. Mr.. and Mrs
Leo left at q later hour on q trip down the
Sound, taking in Fairhaven, Port Townsend,
and other interesting localities. and upon their
return win be ct home to their friends ct The
Harvard.
RArHBUN-pUxN.
Mr. Stephen B. Rathbun, of O'Brien, and Miss
Fanny Dunn, of Houghton, were united In mat
rimony Wednesday. April %, at the residence OF
Mr. ]. w. Buchanan, on South Ninth street,
Rev. O. V. w. Chandler, pastor of the Second
Methodist Protestant church, odaciattng.