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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30

Frank, the only son of state Auditor
Seihert, died in jefferson City few
days ago. lie was 81, aud very popu'
lar and deserving young man.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30
In a Doubtful State.

In a Doubtful state.
Lnwyer--Are you single?
Female Witncss-No.
Then you are married woman"
"No."
$50 you arc a widow2"
"Nu."
But, my dear madam or miss, you
must belong to one of these three
:'asses. And what shall put you
lown?"
VI nm--an-ongagcd woman. "--TeNas
Siftings.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30
The Atoms" Low Rate Excursions 10 the
Worlds Fair.

The management OF the Chicago and
Nlton Railroad has decided to run num-
Der of low rate excursions during the
coming summer from all points on its.
lines to Chicago and return, in order to
allow everybody an opportunity to visit
the aie~ 90 <l> Spo.,a'S r,.,I ain
themselves what wonderful progress has
been made in the construction of the
buildings and preparation of the grounds.
The rates will be low enough to be
within the reach of all.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30
The Fourth at st. Louis.

st. Louis is to have n regular old
fashioned Fourth of July celebration,
including a grand parade, patriotic
speeches, national salutes, a monster
barbecue and $4,000 worth of fire
works to cap it off, to which the Future
Great invites all its country cousins to
participate in the fun.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30
state Teachers Association.

The Missouri State Teachers associa-
ton met at Warcnsburg, and was
quite an interesting and instructive
session. There were 500 teachers and
visitors present, and a larger and more
enthusiastic body of educators never
assembled west of the Mississippi.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30
Shot His Slsler ACCIDENTALLY.

Raymond Reeder, l2-year-old boy,
who resides in st. Louis, while playing
with !a-caliber revolver. let ii fall to
the floor. The weapon. exploded and
the bullet pierced the forehead of his
T-year-old sister, Myrtle, striking her
just over the left eye and inhicting II
very dangerous wound.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-06-30

Chicago and Alton Railroad
Omnibus leaves jefferson vity, 80
a. m. every day except Sunday, con-
Meeting with the train leaving Cedar
City at a. M and which makes prompt
connection at Mexico with ali trains
going east, west or north.
A. 7. GRMsuAw Ticket Agent.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04
WATERVILLE.

Mark Stevens has moved to Cambridge
Junction.
Mrs. H. B. Miller is visiting her son, Elmer
Miller, in Richford.
Charles Tobin has gone to Johnson, where
he has a job in tub shop.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ E. Church on
Sunday next. Elder Morgan will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Spaulding of Cambridge
were guests of oseph Stratton over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Leach were visiting his
sister. Mrs. Will Chase at Fletcher over Sun
day.
Mrs. Betty Fletcher who has been sick at
DR.. Brushs in cambridge for several weeks
has returned home.
Praise service Thursday evening at
O'Clock. Everybody is welcome. Come pre-
pared to sing. Bring any singing-book you
have.
School in Dist. No. 2 closed Friday, Jan
30. Whole number Of days were 40. Num-
Der of scholars %. There were no scholars
but were absent one day. Those who were
absent one or two days, only, were Clyde
and Stella Littel, Lawrence Thomas, Made
Locke and Thomas Potter. Those marking
highest in written work are Homer Leach in
the first class and Charley Larabee in the
second. The scholars have been industrious
and studious throughout the term, never
seeming to loose their interest; for this and
their kindness and presents to her they are
heartily thanked by their teacher.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04

town hall, which will be annronu;a+.I
decorated for the occas;op "a 20 ueiS
III, VIII oe served at "The Randall ;,
l., ne aftaIr is not gotten up for sheen
l@O1Ne purposes, but for the nnrnoso
~ having a good, social time and
Une cluo has therefore placed tho
price at the low figure of al 5O fnr.
5ile iull bill. The club extends a cor
uiai I INVITATION to all, and hopes there
VIII De a large turn out.
The first gun of the Presidential
oailPalgn was heard re-ecboino
railiolS Ghe nils on Tuesday evening.
"heI was organized 1.-THE ii. Fl pow,
e[s republican Club of Morristown ;,
e eaCn an opening membership ofabout
1lUy: The meeting was called to or
aer ~ IN hon. 7. K. Gleed's office. 7
"A; hoolnson was chosen Moderator.
wnen the following officers were eIec,
TED; Pres, F. G. Fleetwood. Vice
res, Z; u. Wilson; Sec, W. H. Robin
son; delegate to State Convention
"A. II. Campbell, with the president
an9 secretary delegates ex- officio. T
"a "a ROBINSON, Geo. c. Lang and Will
olay Ton were appointed committee
10 draft constitutions and bylaws
meetings will be held once a month
uhtil the campaign. A special meet
ing is to be held Wednesday evening
rep. 18th, to hear the report of dele
gates OF the State Convention. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
who would join. Mr.. Gleed's office is
The place of meeting.
The annual meeting of the Library
association was held in p. X. Gleed;s
once once on Wednesday evening last.
Inc following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, G. w.
iendee; Vice-President, NC. Mower:
II treasurer, P. X. Gleed; Secretary,
W. A. Beebe; Auditor, j. A. Robin
son; Board of Trustees, Mrs. P. K.
Gleed, Mrs. Isabella p. Cushman.
Martin Wheelock, H. A. Slayton.
MISS 3 Carrie Chase, l.. S. Small
Frank Kenfield. A vote of thanks
was extended to all who have assisted
IN so many ways, and to the retiring
Trustee, Rev. Mr. Fisk. A letter was
read from DR.. Stowe, presenting an
historical clock to the association.
which was replied to with resolution
expressing thanks. Interest in the |
library seems to have had a steady |
growth and its success seems assured;
making it desirable to get
t INTO larger and more pleasant
quarters, which it is hoped may be
if way is provided to
meet the expense 51S different nor
sons have had books, and 5O91 books
lave been taken out. The second
ioor of the new bank building. which
would furnish commodius rooms for
library and large, sunny reading
DOM, will be available, if the way is
made clear to meet the additional
YARD OF THANEs.-We, the und ersigned,
erehy express our sincere thanks to the
lends and neighbors who so kindly assisted
$ by their help and sympathy in the sick
ess and death of our dear mother.
W. B. & SAMUEL PATCH.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Mrs. +. D. Joslyn agent for the California
Corset O"iliorhla
PRIVATE SALE AND AUCTIoN-A banl,r,,,+
stock of goods will be sold on SatnrdsI" ~
ternoon and evening at private sale and ano-
ton at the place recently occupied nv Hiror,
Bishop at Hyde Park s. b. Wt1TF '''ii
Assignee
Removal and Clearance Sale still continues
at Curriers' Boston Cash Store CIoaks and
Jackets. Ii woman or girl wants a frs+
class garment and is willing to paw n triAe
over half value for it, let her come to This
closing out sale; if we have her size. she will
ind prices lower than she suspects There is
special bargain flavor all over the stora
Only few days before we move into new store
THIs WEEK l can offer YOU nice smear
cured Hams at II cents LamoiIle Crackers
fresh from the oven, by the barrel only s.. 20
Best flour, 1915. Dried Peaches, Apricots
Prunes, Dates, Apples, &c, cheap. MoIasses
Ralsins and Soap same price as last week
IL. WAITE.
WANTED.-A competent man who has had
experience in the lumber business to do gen
eral work indoors or outdoors as required
Apply in person to U. j. Mudgett Wolcott.
VT, or FL. NJ. Mcfarland, Hyde Park. Vt.
The HYDE PARK LUMBER COMPANY
Hyde Park, Vt, Jan. 18th, 1892
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CAM BRIDGE.
rs. Stinson is gaining slowly.

Mrs. Stinson is gaining slowly.
H Fields is moving to Hyde Park.
Mrs. Daniel Cutting is convalescent.
Mrs Ravens has gone back to Fairfax.
Myrtle Wallace is home again from Morris
VILE
Mrs. John Stafford visited relatives in this
place.
r. Brush was in st. Adams last week on
business.
Mrs Dora Hatch visited in East Fairfield
last week.
B. g. Maeoy fell last week. hurting himself
quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Gilbert visited in Morris
vile last week,
C.. p. Ravens of Shelburne, is visiting Mrs.
Mary Havens.
T.. j. Borden of Swanton, was in town this
week on business.
Mr., LoYeland Las had relapse and is not
expected to recover
Irwin Chase was in Burlington several
times last week on business.
Mrs Mary EllenWood is III Waterbury with
her daughter Mrs. Fred Luce -
f. Mrs. Mary Ravens was in Swanton last
week the guest of Mrs. BORDEN.
There will be services at Holy Cross Mis-
sion next Sunday, Feb. 7th, at p. m. Rev
G. Graves officiating.
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EDEN.

| Landlord OBrien had a large and noisy
crowd at his dance last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hutchins, the old lady who has had
the grip, is failing with no hopes of recovery
W. ]. AtwelI was in johnson last week
| helping W. H. Nye, who has been on the sick
| list.
D. S. Scott, of johnson. and L. R. Well
| man and wife, of Lowell, were in town on
Sunday.
The regular meeting of Mount Norris
Lodge, No. 60, F. & A. NJ, fog February falls
on Tuesday, the 9th.
Charles Wescom was called to Morrisvie
last week by the death of grand-chid-child
of j Ohm Rivers and wife Flora.
The Department Encampment G. A. r. is
in session at Montpelier this week. com
mencing Tuesday, Feb. End. Quite num-
Der are in attendance.
Bailey Fuller received dispatch relating to
business in Dakota, which caused him to cut
short his visit here and hasten to his home
in jamestown, Dakota, of which fourishing
city he is the mayor
DR.. H. D. Martin, the distinguished oculist,
will again give our town a visit, and can be
consulted at the hotel Feb. Sth and 9th. If
you have troublesome eyes, or glasses, don t
neglect to see him.
Fred Smith lost a sack of -four from his
sled on Saturday afternoon on the road be
tween the stage road and his house, and he
wonders who could have found it so soon
after he lost it, for he went right back but
failed to find it.
A CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to extend
our sincere thanks to the kind friends at
Eden Mills and vicinity for their kind assist
ance during the death and burial of our dear
husband and father. Jacob Harrington, and
to the singers who so kindly rendered
their. services. May heavens richest bless
ing rest upon them.
Mrs. SALLY HARRINGTON.
CURTIS HARRINGTON
Mrs CARRIE CHENEY.
Jonas HARRINGTON.
NETTIE SHATTUCK.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Hannah Hill is still very ill.,
James Foster now occupies rooms in the
Allen house.
| Walter Bradley
| Mrs. Edward Gomoe of Essex is visiting
friends in town.
james Mason of Idaho is the guest of his
| niece, Mrs. j. A. Pearl
Sanford Kenfield has lately moved in with
Mrs. Ellen Ritterbush
Rev. Mr.. Saunders was called upon to at.
tend four funerals last week
Advertised letters: Mrs F. III, Dean, Fuse.
be Lacase and Morris Sault.
Mrs. N. +. Keller of Hyde Park, is the guest
OF her brother, j. A. Andrews
Fred Whiting has sold one of his valuable
horses to parties in New York
An interesting Farmers meeting was held
last Saturday at the Town Hail.
Well attended and spirited lyceums are be-
ing held weekly in district No. 9.
j. ID. Burnham has sold out his stock of
glass and paints to Lyman ones.
Rev. Mr.. Ward has been confined to the
mousse for some time with the grip.
DR.. Campbell occupied the pulpit at the
congregational church last Sunday.
- viii Atwell of Eden, is clerking for W. H.
y
DIR. Campbell goes to Peachar; to deliver q
lecCure, thursday evening of this week.
Susie Hill entertained her friends last Satur-
uay evening. 1t was her 18th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burnham are now living
with their mother, who is in poor health
Mrs. Aaron Dodge, formerly of this place
died at her home in Nashua. Iowa, Jan. is.
DR.. Waite's two sisters. Mrs. Jones and
Miss Waite, have assisted in caring for Mrs
Waite.
Mrs. George Partlow is at her former home
III georgia, caring for her mother, who is
very ill.,
Rev. N. c. Saunders was called to Fairfield
last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Prouty.
Mrs. DR.. Waite is slowly recovering from
ner severe and what seemed for time to be a
fatal illness.
Carl Robbins was obliged to take vaca-
tlon from his duties at the Reform School, on
account of a disabled arm.
The Normal school opens Tuesday Feb. g.
A full term is expected. The Model school be-
gins Wednesday, Feb. 10th.
Congratulations are in order for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Bradley, who returned from
their wedding trip last Monday evening.
Miss Thompson left last Friday for Oswego,
Where she VIII remain one term to complete
ner course IN Gne Normal. IIer absence here
Is regretted by people and pupils
Presiding Elder Boutwell, will be at the NJ.
h. Church next Sunday. Quarterly confer
ence at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Trustees meeting this wednesday, evening
at s O'Clock.
A keen sense of loss and sorrow is, andwill
continue to be felt by all classes, because of
the death of Isaac Manning, which occurred
last Wednesday. An abundance of friends,
ha
su bstantial citizen.
The lecture by Rev Mr.. Martin at the Bap-
fist church was we'll attended; interesting
and instructive. 1t cannot fail to be helpful
to all who heard it. Mr.. Martin is a good
speaker, pleasing in manner, holding the
close attention of his hearers His talk
throughout was thoughtful and earnest
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Qnite change in temperature; warmer
wit h indications of a thaw.
Butter selling at % cents per pound last
Saturday, where it was carried
Abbie Balch has been again at f L. Put
MANS for a few days.
Glenn Caswell returned home last week
Thursday from visiting relatives in Fairfax,
Milton, Essex Center, and Colchester.
Farmers are using the present snow with a
vigor to finish getting their wood and draw
their logs to the mill
Mrs H. B. Caswell went to Montpelier last
Monday, Feb. list, as a delegate for the
Woman's Relief Corps, it being under the
auspices of the Grand Army Post.
Intelligence has just reached us of the death
of Wi liam Alonzo Lanpher of Highgate
Vt, the youngest brother of Mrs. Susan Lam
pher, of this place. He dropped dead in the
woods-whIther he had gone with another
man Jan. 20, 1S92,-of heart failure He
was the only remaining brother of Rev. L. A
Lanpher, of Craftsbury, Vt, lately deceased
His age was rs years. his sister, Mrs. 5
Lanpher, now the only surviving member OF
the family, being SO. For many years he
had been a member of the NJ E. Church, ever
striving to live as a Christian should, and
though called without a moments warning
we feel that he was ready. Funeral services
were held Saturday, Jan. 30, 1892.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04
JEEEERSONXILIE.

James Hubbard is again improving.
The next service will be Episcopal and Rev.
A. Graves is expected
Hattie Grisw old is from home spending a
few weeks with her sister.
Henry Barnard of Johnson was the guest
of A. c. Fletcher over Sunday.
Mrs. Trueman Whitcomb who was one of
the first attacked with the grip is still con-
fined to her bed.
There will be given Tuesday eve, Feb. 9th
by the Kings Daughters Society, sheet and
pillow case party at the town hall.
Miss Laura Burnham was sick few days
last week and her sister, Mrs. Chas. Jones of
Johnson, took her place in the schoolroom.
About fifteen couples of the young people
of this village and vicinity will take leap
year ride to Fairfax on Wednesday, P. NJ
They will return to the town hall, where an
oyster supper will be served, in time for
prayer meeting.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04
STOWE.

Measles are prevalent in a few families.
Mr. A. A. Warren instructs his vocal class
! at his residence.
Ice eighteen inches thick, and clear is being
| cut out on the pond.
Miss Badger, teacher in district No. 4, has
been very sick of late.
James Morrison and John Ferry, among
Others are on the sick list.
E. B. Cobb has purchased fine Ayrshire
| bull of l.. $. Drew of Burlington.
! Orison Smith and family have returned to
Stowe after two years living in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Ferrin of Montpelier,
| were in town Saturday stopping with friends.
Do those who are blessed with health. re
gard it as Divine favor and appreciate it as
such?
Mrs. Lestina Camp is sick with nervous
prostration, similar to her severe affection of
many years ago.
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge oficiated at the Con
gregatiOnal church on Sunday. He viii hold
meetings through the week.
Mr.. Asa Oaks is at home from Chicago on
account of the sickness of his mother, and the
death of his uncle, W. L. Thomas.
W. L. Thomas, aged about so years, after
a brief illness, died on Fri lay night. The flu
neral was held on sunday, Rev Mr. Booth of
floating.
Masters Don and Dan McAllister drive
fine stepping seven-months-old colt in har-
ness and sleigh. They feel proud, as they
have reason to, of their turnout
Mr.. VoTce, living in the south part of the
town, while at work in the woods, received in
some unknown manner a severe injury; hav-
ing his face badly crushed. just how it was
done, it is said he is not able to tell.
Rev. Mr.. Emery is much improved in health
and Is doing heavy work. In two weeks re-
Gently he attended meetings six evenings, Of
iciated at three funerals and made eighty
pastoral calls besides preaching twice each
Sabbath.
Mrs. W. j. Seaver, while walking in the road
near their residence had the misfortune to
fall, fracturing or dislocating her hip, possibly
both. Drs Gillett and Grout were called in
attendance. Mrs. Seaver is an estimable
lady and has the sympathy of every one.
= The Spiritualist Ladies Aid Society of this
place will hold a picnic circle with Mrs. Stiles
Thursday Feb. llth All interested are cor
daily invited. All members of the society
should be there without fail, as there is bust
ness of Importance to transact. Gentlemen
invited in the evening. Mrs. Stiles has a
large room and hopes to see it full.
few who rememb Der back sixty years ago
will call to mind one John and James Barns,
twin sons of Jacob Barns. They moved to
wids of Michigan in 1886. The boys then so
much resembled each other that their near
relatives were unable to tell them apart In
the early western home the Indians even be- |
came excited and would come long distance |
to see them In the Grand Haven Evening |
News, OF last week is mentioned the death of |
} John W. Barns, a former editor and leading |
business man of the city.
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WOLCOTT.

HIM. Noyes of Hyde Park was in town OF
Tuesday.
DR.. Martin, the oculist can be consulted al
Centennial House Feb. A. ;, and s.
T. A. Wales and daughter from Cabot
were in town visiting friends last week.
Rev. Mr.. Reynold, who has been sick with
the grip at Mr.. TayIor's, returned to his
home in Montpelier on Thursday.
DR.. Dillingham; has been away for the past
week on business trip; and Mrs. Dillingham;
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Harris OF
Hardwick.
There will be a school exhibition at River
side school-house, Dist. No. /, Wocott, Vt
Friday evening Feb. -, 1892, commencing
at O'Clock. Admission ten cents.
Last week. two boy horse jockeys struck
this place and Immediately commenced opera.
tions; after staying here about twenty-fOuI
hours and ma king some "swap horse trades
They disappeared much to the discomfort OF
some of our local capitalists
The Universalist society will hold their
annual Fair and chicken pie supper at Red
field hall, Tuesday evening Feb. 9th. The
society has been working the past year for
the coming Fair, and have many useful and
valuable articles which will be sold for less
than real value. The public are invited to
come and enjoy the evenings entertainment
An invitation is also extended to friends in
adjoining towns. ANGIE JONES, Pres.
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CRAFTSBURY

| Our County Court convenes on Tuesday
| this week.
| Mrs Smith continues about the same as
! as last week.
! Our list of sick are all reported on the
/ gain at this writing.
Our little storeat the corner on the Branch
is doing good and safe business.
The Collins Mill. that has been idle for
number of weeks started Feb. LIST.
Nearly everybody is getting ice this week
on the Osmore pond; it is of the best quality
TT. Glidden wants to sell Lis farm This
is one of the best and finest located farms in
Orleans County.
Mr. Marches at Mill Village has been con-
fined to his house nearly three weeks witIl
grip.
Twelve persons died in this town in t.
month of January, all very old people, exec =
one.
Mrs. Ira Dutton, who has been hard
for a long time, died last ThpssdSsn. =
buried Saturday.
G. L. Tilotson is atten
week E. A. Allen will X h
health will not admit.
Erwin Lanpher and w
Highgate the past week t.
al of Mr.. Lanpher's father 81
Mrs. Roberts who has
long time, died Saturdays
Monday She was So yearsrs
F. B. Marcy has returne
Ne, with a fine stock Of
soon be prepared to deal I
tom prices.
Mr.. Beede is putting a e
logs on the banks of Black
Irasburg in the spring.
lars per thousand. ;4 s
Mr.. c. G. Doty, now 80 years o. =,
having hard tussel with the g. -
about our streets again and hopes to live to
see a Republican President elected
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-04
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. lockwood is slowly improving.
Mrs. Whittemore, from Eden, is having the
care of Mrs. lockwood.
Mrs. Cora Whitney, from Auburn, Me-, is
visiting her father, Chauncey Croker.
f. W. Prior has the la grip, and with his
other infrmities places him in very critical
condition.
Elinus Leach, who has been with his son
in Wolcott for time, has returned to his
home in this village.
Mrs. Channcey Croker, who went to Lyn-
don to care for her daughter, was taken sick
and Is not able to return.
Miss Hartig from Massachusetts, who has
been assisting in the care of Mrs. lockwood,
is now in Eden as an evangelist.
l.. H. Parkhurst, who has had an extended
experience with the grip, is improving, but is
reminded of the Irishman who declared he
was sick 16 weeks after he got well.
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been done, and thereby be enabled to
take an Intelligent part in the dis
cussions as well as in selecting Off
GERS. We presume the reports of the
officers will be out in season to give
the people an opportunity to peruse
them before the time for the meeting
comes around. In the meantime
keep cool"
CENTREyILLE.-Rev. f. W. West and fami-
ly, from Lincoln, are visiting friends in this
place.......A child of Carlos Eastman's died
Sunday. THE little child of Andrew Cow
ans died last week. The funeral was held
Sunday, Rev. E. W. West officiating. .Lo-
renzo Calkins and wife went to East Fairfield
to attend the funeral of her brothers wife
Mrs. c. c. Prouty young people had
a party last Saturday night down to Mr..
Geo. Hogaboom's. A good time was enjoyed
bV ALL