News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-10
MORRISVILLE.

"Onnio NiLLCs
Henry Atkinson and children spent
Sunday and Monday in Underhill.
Regular communication of Eastern
Star, No. 10, Mar. Is.
The W. C. Z. U. will meet with Mrs.
Daniel Smith, Thursday, at p. m.
1t is said that the liquor agency is
to be located in the basement of the
Hall block
Several from here went over to
Hyde Park on Sunday evening to
hear Col. Sanford.
The spring term of school in the
several branches at the Academy.
opens to-day Wednesday,
The Methodist Ladies Aid was I'M
usually largely attended at Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon Bugbee's, on Friday.
Wood, the clothier, has his spring
goods in, and is now ready to make
up orders on short notice.
Mrs. Pottle of Stowe, is to open a
millinery store in the shop vacated
by Robinson. See notice.
DR.. Hall and wife spent few days
the past week, with their daughter,
Mrs. d. E. Croft, at st. Adams.
Ellis, Waite's new clerk, has moved
his family into apartments in Mrs.
Barnes house on Portland street.
Noble & Cobb have moved into the
store vacated by Currier, and have
filled it up with groceries, crockery,
etc.
Arthur Cheney and family vacated
the Thomas house on Monday, and
moved to the Hickok house on Main
street.
Frank Buxton and wife of the BOs-
ton Farm School, Thompson S Island,
we're in town the past week, on Wis
it to A. A. Niles.
The w. R. C. are to hold a musical
at the G. A. R. hall, Friday evening
Mar. 25. Full particulars and pro-
gram next week.
Harry Woodward's Ideal Speciality
Co. assisted by home talent, are TO
appear at the town hallnext Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
Rev. Mr.. Guild and daughter, OF
Fnosburgh. have spent a few days at
Rev. Mr.. Fisk's, Mr.. Guild preaching
at Greensboro on Sunday.
Extensive repairs are being made
in the depot, most noticeable being
the charging of the ticket office and
re-ceiling the waiting rooms.
Rev. Myra Kingsbury, former pas
tor of the Universalist church, no"
living in Maine, will deliver the Memo
rial Day address at this place.
Waterman has moved into his new
store. and is busily engaged in getting
things into shape. He hopes to %
ready for business in a short Time
It is said that the Gleed block, col
ner of Portland and Main streets,
TO he lowered to level with the stree
and topped off with an additions
story.
The warm sugar donation for tn
benefit of Rev w. E. Douglas, VIII
Thursday night, instead OF Ffida
night. Remember the change and a
come.
Hall & Cheney have a fine assor
ment of choice confectionery. It's
the best quality and well selecte'
We have tried it and know where
we speak.
The grocerymen are having ri
on oranulated sugar. Twenty-tV
lbs. for a dollar may not make mu'
nrofit for the dealers, but the peoI
are pleased with it.
The Sons of Veterans will give t
thrilling drama "The Virginia Vett
ans at the town hall, Friday a.
Saturday evenings of next week. :
bills for particulars.
The schoolmates of Willie UT
celebrated his 18th birthday at
house last Thursday eve. A nice 81
per was served by his parents, ana
euioyed the occasion.
Members of the Grand Army 10
Wdman's Relief Corps and Sons
Veterans spent Tuesday evening "
pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
wilkins at Cady's Falls.
The wood work is completed IN
about the new bank building, and
interior is now in the hands OF II
X IrDy. WEO is DTIDS MS CNC
some oak grain in fine style.
Rev. q. H. Wright of Cambria
ocrunied the desk at the Metho'
church on Sunday afternoon, prea
mo a very interesting discourse IN
iaTbanqe With Rev. Mr., Douglass.
n b Ellis of New York City,
entered the employ OF ii. Waite.
Ellis is a thorough groeeryman'
a bright, clever fellow. we thlpt
and Waite will make a strong Tea
Eldred's shoe store at the II
block is filed with the finest ass
ment of footwear ever broughI
The Mace. The store presents a nj
some appearance ana is wen "oi
visit.
p T Caswell and wife, who
lived two years already at the :
niaoe are to take charge OF the i
Hates farm; In view OF which e
we heartily congratulate all who
concerned.
Three cages of sheep were shl
Monday from this station 10 pc
ont of the state who never saw
bnt who paid several times their
Eet value, they being reglstere
our local organization.
Mrs. W, H. Robinson left on W, we
dav for a three or four weeks
amonp friends in Burlington, ID
and Ferrisburgh, and with ner y y
err, H. w. Bell, night editor 0
Glenns Falls, n. Y, Daily STAR