News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
Fable George was at home from st
Adams over Sunday.
Munson has a cloak opening the
latter part of the month.
George Miles and wife, of St. Johns
bury, were in town on Monday.
And now Byron L. Burt, another
old-time conductor, is discharged.
Charlie Goozey, of st. Adams, visit.
ed his many friends in town on Tues.
day.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Lyman Jones, ot
johnson, were at G. w. Doty's over
Sunday.
The Methodist Church was hand
somely decorated with fruit, grain
and vegetables on Sunday.
Miss Ellen Crane, formerly in the
WOicOtt postOttice, is assisting Mrs.
Earle in the pOstoffice here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman Shaw !, #
for Iowa the last of the week They
are to spend the winter there.
Representative Cheney was at home
over Sunday. He has an appoint
ment on the elections committee
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Niles attend the
annual session OF the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars at Barton this
week.
j. M. Warner Post, No. 4, G. A. R.,
will hold their regular meeting on
Saturday evening of this week, at the
post rooms.
Miss Cora Stafford returned home
on Monday, having made several
visits with friends between Washing
ton and here.
Robinson, the merchant, has just
received a fine assortment of under
wear, which he offers at remarkably
low figures for good goods.
Remember the sale of season tickets
for the lecture course at Gov Hen
dee's office Friday evening of this
week. Season tickets $1.50.
The law office of Powers & Powers
and insurance business of Powers x
Cheney will receive attention only on
Saturdays during the session of the
Legislature.
Hon. P. K. Gleed and wife, Mrs, W.
S. and Miss Winnie Cheney, and Miss
Carrie Powers attended the Gov
ernor's reception at Montpelier last
Wednesday evening.
- Wilcox announces that his cloak
opening occurs every day during
the season. He has a new adyer-
tisement in this weeks paper, to
which we call attention.
1t is expected that Mrs. N. p.
Leach, who is so well known here,
will take part in the entertainment
to be given by the ladies of the Cong
church in the near future.
We call attention this week to the
advertisement of c. FL. Slocum
Whatever he says may be relied
upon and it will be of interest to our
patrons to watch for his advertise
ment each week.
Aunt Dinah Dow is preparing tC
give a grand husking bee at the towr
hall at an early date. She will be as
sisted by the ladies of the Universal
list society. Full particulars of The
great " B f" hereafter.
The annual Sunday School Conven
ton held here yesterday and to-day
TUESDAY and Wednesday, brought
out a good attendance and an inter
esting session is the result. Tn
meetings were held in the Methods
Church.
All his many friends will congratu
late our toWnsman, A. o. Gates, OF
his appointment as aide on Governor
Fuller's staff, with the rank of col
onel. 1t is a most worthy appoint
ment in every respect. Shake, "Col
Gates"
la. White & Co. have just PLACED
in one order for sixty thousand cigar
direct from the factory. This look
as though they are doing larg
cigar business. They also shipped t.
New York, Oct. IL, twenty-five pack
ages of Vermont Creams and oyste
crackers.
G.. A. Sanders informs US that Mon
day morning last was the coldes
morning of it's date for ten year
and gives us the following record t
verify his statement: '92, 25o: 81
29o;; 80, 400: 'S9, 43o; 'SS, $40; 'S1
$40; 80, 500; '85, 800; '84, $50; 81
47o; '82, $50.
Rey. Mr. Hough's lecture, Chow t
Get There" as given last evening
connection with the County Sunda
School Convention, contained niue
that ought to impress his large al
dience with the certain personal qua
ificatioDs needed in order "to gf
there" in the highest sense of til
term.
A court committee investigated I'll
opening of a new street south frol
upper Main street, between Stafford
and Iillotson's, on Saturday. III
street will be opened in due seasO
and will make an attractive additio
to the village. Elmer Wade has pu
chased one of the new houses alread
built in that locality.
Everyone attending the harve'
festival under the auspices OF the Ii
worth League last Friday evening
pronounced it very pleasing affai
The hall was Hastily decorated wit
the substantial proof of a bOuntif
harvest. The confectionery and fru
booths and the refreshments, consis
ING of hot coffee, rolls and pumpk
pie, were well patronized.
Currier has his seventh annu
cloak opening next Thursday, Fl
day and Saturday. He takes ado
tiGnal space this week, to so mott