News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.
MCRRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
Republican rally tonight
Rally to-night-rain or shine.
School opened finely, with full at
tendance.
Bert Hamel has been appointed a
policeman.
The ladies are invited to attend the
rally this evening,
The sewer is being extended into
Park street from Main.
Mrs. Clara Warren of Waterbury is
visiting at W. I'll. Towns.
Walter Small of Boston is visiting
his parents at Morristown.
w. S. Cheney is entitled to the sup
port of every Republican in town.
The Methodist ladies' aid meets at
their vestry on Friday afternoon.
Leon Story of Johnson has entered
theemploy of Waite, the groceryman.
Currier goes to New York and Bos-
ton next week for fall and winter
goods.
Rev W A. Bushee, former pastor
here, but now of Derby, was in town
last week.
A drop a cent in the slot and get
your correct weight" has been placed
in the depot.
The Epworth League has bought
twenty-five hymn books for the Meth
odist Vestry.
Miss Orris Paddock, of St. Johns
bury is spending a few days at Hon.
P. K. Gleed's.
Regular meeting ]. NJ Warner Post
No. 4, g. A. R., Saturday evening.
Come out comrades.
The ladies' circle and sociable at
the Cong1 vestry on Friday after
noon and evening last were enjoyed
by fair attendance.
Miss Nellie Hadley is spending IA
few weeks at South Pond, Plymouth,
Mass. While fishing there recently
she caught a AZ 10. bass.
Rev. Mr.. Seymour will preach an
Election sermon in the Cong'l church
Sunday evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to every one.
Mrs. n. Cleveland of Boston and
her son, A. n. Cleveland of Kansas,
are visiting their friends S. n. Palmer
and Horace Forbush of Morristown.
Regular meeting of Good Templars
this evening, Wednesday, All mem
bers are requested to be present, as
there is business of Importance to
transact.
A large number of our voters went
to Burlington Monday and count
themselves amply paid for 50 doing,
by the magnificent speech OF Hon.
William Mckinley.
Coral Chapter, o. E.. S, Withhold its
next regular meeting Tuesday eve.,
Sept. 6. 1t is hoped there will be
good attendance, as there was no
meeting in August.-SEc.
Prof. Beebe's account OF the late
Christian Endeavor convention IN
New York, given at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday evening,
proved very interesting to large
audience.
DR.. Stowe of Palmer, Mass, sent
his mother some very fine harvest
apples recently. Among them were
a couple, Joined together as complete
ly as the Siamese twins. They are
indeed curiosities.
The next Annual Camp Meeting OF
the Seventh Day Adventists will be
held at Cambridge Junction, VT,
Sept. 6 to 13. Prominent speakers
from Michigan and Massachusetts
will address the people.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, pastor of the
Universalist Gu lrch is expected home
with his bride on Friday evening, hav-
ING been married in Athens, Pa, sew
eral DAYS since. The usual services
will be held at the Universalist church
next Sunday.
Arrangements are all complete for
the rally on the Fair Ground Satur-
day. An immense crowd will be pre-
sent and it will be the biggest politi-
cal meeting ever held in the county.
Special police will be on hand and
good order preserved. Take the fam
lily and enjoy the event.
Arrangements have been made for
a grand balloon race at our coming
fair. Prof McEwen and his assistant,
a lady, will each ascend in separate
balloons going to a great height,
when each will leave their balloon and
descend to the earth by the aid OF
parachutes. Full details will be given
next week.
The time for the annual fair is draw
ing near. The changes in the premium
list to be used in the ladies' depart
ment will insure a much more salts
factory result and make the work OF
heawarding committees easier. We
trust every lady and young miss in
the Lamoille valley will take aninter-
est and make the best showing ever
seen in Floral Hall.
1t has been seldom, if ever before,
that a MoPrisville audience has
been accorded the privilege OF listen
ing to a genuine Tammany Cher, as
was the case on Monday evening,
when the Hon. T. C. O'Sullivan, OF
New York, addressed the Democratic
voters of this and the surrounding
towns. The speaker was introduced
by Henry NJ Noyes of Hyde Park
and Mr.. O'Sullivan for nearly two
hours addressed an audierce nearly
HIIng the nail, Unefe DeinS o. iDNo
sprinkling of Republicans.
Rev. Lyman Bartlett, the American
missionary in whose behalf the United
States government has demanded
satisfaction of Turkey because natives
burned down his mission building,
was for six years pastor at MOTIFS
vile. He is a native of North Had
lev, Mass. and graduated at Amherst
college in 1856. After his passionate
here he went to a mission station at
C@sarea. Eight years ago he was
transferred to the Smyrna field. The
building which was destroyed was at
Boordoor, an inland town IN the
province of KOnia.
gunbiect of sermon at M. y. Church |
Sunday forenoon next HThoughts
on the Lords Supper, Subject OF
Young Peoples Meeting "Prayer,
what has it done for me-" In theeVe-
ening a praise service, followed by g!
lecture by pastor on Looking.
Subject of Thursday evening meeting |
THE days of Jesus" Children s |
meeting at p. m. Friday, cabinet
of rare specimens from Palestine will
beexhibited and the seeds, &c. explain
ed. The Lords Supper will be adj