News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-08-18

is thought the change will be benei
cial to him. He has many frienC
here who hope his recovery will
speedy.
A boy, Is or Is years old, with
! tair education, who would like t
learn the printers trade, may hear
q, good opportunity by applying a
this Office.
Messrs. Bert Bowers, Glen Slaytor
irwin Lilley, Elmer Grant and r.
Page, I'd, went to Gilmore Pond las
Saturday, where they will camp GU
a week-if they don't get homesick.
Supreme court convened Tuesda,
with Chief Justice Ross presiding
His associates were Messrs. RoWell
Tyler and Start. A number of cases
were heard-the principal one. being
that of the Hyde Park Lumber Co.
Mrs. G. L. Waterman is very il
with nervous prostration. She has
been confined to the house for sew
eral days and her condition is very
critical. Her daughters, Mrs. Stel
la Goddard and Miss Bulah are
at home, having been called here
from Massachusetts by her illness.
The new seats for the Academy
have been ordered of W. A. Choate &
Co., of Albany, N. Y. They are O
the latest improved style, and hand
somely and substantially made. w
A. Choate, by the by, is a Morrisville
boy, has been in the business about
fifteen years and has built up a large
and extensive business.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, colored pro-
lessor in Straight University at New
Orleans, La, will speak in the church
next Sunday morning. Mr.. Hender-
son is a graduate of the U. V. NJ,
and also Yale Theological Seminary.
He is a man of rare intellectual pow
ers and our people should not miss
this opportunity of hearing him.
Frank Farr, the new principal of
the academy, Is in town for a few
days. The fall term will commence
Wednesday, Sept. Z. The building is
being put in good repair and no
pains will be spared to make the COM
ing year one of the best in the history
of the institution. Special induce
ments to students out of the district.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Republicans of this town will
have a grand rally and flag raising
evening of this week. Con-
gresham Powers and Hon. P. K.
Gleed have promised to be present
and address the audience. Music will
be furnished by the band and a glori-
Ous time is anticipated. Republicans,
Democrats and everybody invited
to be present. A special invitation
IS extended to the ladies.
Deer have been seen in various
parts of the town lately. Week before
asst a fine one was seen in the vicin-
ty of Palmer Blake's house, near No.
Hyde Park. Everybody ought to
NOW, but for the information of any
body who might feel inclined TO shoot
,ne of these animals, we would say
hat the fine for killing one is $50,
ind as there would be prompt prose
ution it would be pretty dear sport.
Al Martz's advance agent was in
own Monday posting for Martz's
treat Speciality Company, which will
PRESENT the new and unique pro-
;ramme for 1892, in Town Hall,
hyde Park, next Monday eve. The
haracters are new, being selected to
make up a frst-class troupe. Mr..
Iartz is too well known as popu-
ar and pleasing Snowman to say
more than that this will be |
he event OF the season. Don't fail to
lttend and you will go home more
han satisfied. From here they go
o Cambridge, where they show Tues
lay evening, Aug. %.
Capt. S. B. Waite returned from
lis Canadian trip Tuesday. He was
'one about eighteen days and went
8 far as Prince Albert. He had a
ne time and returns in good health.
)uring his absence he wrote us a
Ouple of letters for publication
he second one reached US Saturday
nd the first, which was mailed at
Vinnepeg Aug. 2, came to hand
fonday evening,-fourteen days after
Mailing. Had "Uncle John Wanna
maker" charge of the Canadian pos
al services, mail would get through
little quicker than that. The
rst letter is published in this issue.
lr. Waite will give us further &C
cunts of his tripin future issues.
The Farmers League held a eau
US at the town hall Saturday night.
|. d. W. Doty was chosen Chairman
nd W. D. Manning Secretary. An
normal ballot resulted as follows:
'. d. Manning, 20; Amos Davis,
3; I'll. d. W. Doty, /; o. S. Spauld-
lg, /. The nomination was made
unanimous and Mr. Manning accept
d. b. NJ Currier, j. Ell. Gray and
!. M. Whitcomb were appointed a
ommittee to confer with other par
les in making up Justice ticket.
mother meeting was appointed for
be evening of Aug. 25. The most
otable feature about this caucus
as that it was largely in the hands
f Democrats, at least four-fifths of
hose present being out-and-out
RIvERsIDE.-Mrs. Ella Grimes and children
ON Bllerica, Mass. are visiting her father,
Z. Barnes. Annie Quade of Franklin
alls, N. H., is spending few weeks with
RS. Ella Quade ...... Fred Currier has gone to
orth Troy and opened livery stable.
harles Lucas and wife are visiting relatives
Montpelier
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stella Balch of John
IN was the guest of Mrs. Marston the past
eek . George Hubbard and wife spent
1nday in this place.. Lucius Kneeland
nd wife from Waterbury spent Sunday at
clos Peake' S.. Elmer Crowell from Lowell,
ass, is visiting friends in this place..
rs Addie Mcdonald, Flora Campbell and
ertha Collins have been visiting in Morris
lie the past week.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
William Billiard is in town.
Chas Eastman has gone to Springfield.
Mrs. Yoseberg of Worcester, Mass, is home
4 a visit.
L. H. Bassett of Cambridge is in town for