News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE,


MIR: Nanton will preach Sunday al
the Corners on, "Christ's Kingdom
Universal
charles Wallace, salesman for A. r
CoWles, sold five organs and one
piano last week.
Several of our citizens. members OF
Ghe Masonic fraternity, are in Bur-
lington this week.
Hon. ID. c. Fisk and family, of St
Johns, Z. O., are visiting relatives
and friends here and at Hyde Park.
The past few days brought us nm
usually hot weather, with thermom.
eters registering from 90 to 1902 in
the shade.
Charles Stafford and wife and Walt
er Churchill and wife have gone to
Willoughby lake on a camping and
fishing trip.
Mrs. A. H. Copley, of Dorchester.
MASS, has come to town and will
spend the summer with her parents
at Malvern Farm.
Misses Goodrich and Chaffee OF
West Burkshire, students in the John
son Normal school, were at W. HI.
Robinson's over Sunday.
Ice cream and cake, on the lawn in
front of the NJ. E. church Saturday
evening, June Is from 3 o. M, I'M
til 8. Usual price, Is cents.
Subject for meeting in M. E. church
Thursday evening, "What may we
Learn from Children" Subject Sun
day forenoon, SIS Prayer An
swered? ?"
l. l.. Allen, native of this town
and a brother of the late E. E. AL
len, died at his home in Jersey City,
last month. He leaves several
grown up children.
Rev. o. H. Gates of st. Johnsbury,
preached morning and evening at the
Congregational church. There were
no services except Sunday school at
the Universalist church.
Rev Mr.. Fisk's family left for their
new home in Lyndonville last Thurs
day. superintendent Folsom sent
a special car here for the accommo-
dation of Mr.. Zimmerman, the SON
in-law, who is critically ill.
Rev. Mr.. Nanton's Sunday morning
discourse, with the lead-pencil as his
theme, was very practical and treated
in such way as TO draw out reasons
for both young and old. The church
interior was very handsomely decora-
ted with plants, it being Children's
day.
A local organization is contem-
plating an excursion to Maquam
Bay and among the islands of the
lake, a most delightful trip, which if
finally decided upon will be open to
all, for the benefit of the organiza-
ton. Later announcement will be
made.
Tuesday evening, with a Republi-
can caucus, meeting of the fire de-
partment, meeting of the Academy
trustees, meeting of the Star Lodge
members, and prayer-meeting at the
NJ E. church, had too much in it
for a very great Capitalization at
any one point.
Ere this issue of the News AND CIT-
zen shall have reached its readers
Mr.. Ed Spiller and Miss Mae Spauld-
lH2 VIII udNC dPOA IL 1iiN
partnership. The event occurred
this Wednesday afternoon, and with
their many friends we unite in wish
ing them unalloyed bliss.
:, There will be preaching services al
the Universalist church next Sunday
morning, June 10, at which tins
Rev. A. E. Wright will begin his pas
torate here Mr.. Wright is young
man of much promise and the socie
ty are to be congratulated upoI
having secured his services.
The ladies of the Congregations
society most cordially invite every
body to partake of ice-cream AM
cake land perhaps Strawberries mex
Friday afternoon. If warm ant
pleasant the tables will be spread il
Academy Park. If not suitabl
weather all will be welcomed in tn
vestry.
The News AND CITIZEN Office ha
Just got out some very handsom
circulars for "The Randall" Th
circulars set forth the attractiveDes
of this place as a summer resort an
solicits the patronage of summe
boarders. Call at "The Randall
and get some to send to your cit
acquaintance.
Arthur Guyer, son of the lat
Judge Guyer of Wolcott, now Ell
gagged in the drug business at Hyar
mis-, Mass, was married Wednesday
June LIST, to Miss Hattie Thompson
daughter of DR.. Thompson, former
ly of this place, but now residing a
Rutland. Their many friends in thi
vicinity wish them great happines
and prosperity.
E. E. Sanders, an agent of th
Merchants Retail Commercial Agenc
of Chicago, has begun the canvas c
the business men and is to retur
here in a few days to complete il
with the hope of forming branc
here. The objects of such an associa
ton, is to protect retail merchant
against dead-beats first, with numel
GUS other ends in view.
At the special town meeting bel
on Tuesday afternoon, John Camp
bell was elected chairman, and afte
some discussion it was soon plainl
visible to all that the town mus
have more room in it's hall. G. 1
Smith and Frank Spaulding wer
elected a special committee to &C
in conjunction with the board of st
lectmen to purchase not less than 4
feet of land in the rear, and erect
suitable addition to the hail. 1t wa
also voted to exempt from taxatio
the personal and real estate of an
individual or company starting ne
manufacturing enterprises, for
term OF five years, and exempt fo
ten years any manufacturing entel
prise employing so or more men.