News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-05
MORRISVILLE.


Walter Jackson has re-enlisted in
the United States Navy.
Advertisements are not inserted
in the locals of this paper.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Grout and youngest
son arrived from Worcester, Mass,
Tuesday evening.
As will be seen elsewhere. Mr.. Geo.
w. Clarke has just given 5000 to the
library association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currier, Mrs Pottle
and Ell. p. Munson returned from
market on Saturday.
The Ladies Circle at the Congrega-
tional church Friday afternoon called
out large attendance.
H. C. Fisk was in town on Tues
day. His mother, Mrs. Rebecca Bun
dy, is thought to be improving.
Mrs. E. C. Tinker has tomato
plants twenty-one ami twenty-five
inches high, with buds and blossoms.
Mrs. E. FL. Stone returned home
last Friday, having spent the winter
in the South, in Alabama and Tennes-
see.
The W. C. T. Z. will meet at the
Methodist vestry Thursday at 3 p.
m. Subject sc The Temperance Tenn
pie"
Rev. Mr.. Nanton and wife came to
town Saturday. A reception will be
given them in the parsonage to-
night.
E. D. Gilbert has just been granted
an increase of pension, amounting to
81 per month, through A. A. Niles
agency.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
meet at their vestry on Friday after
noon of this week-serving the Gus,
tomary dime tea.
About 40 from here attended the
concert at Hyde Park last Thursday
evening and were well pleased with
the entertainment.
The lyceum and sociable held by
the Academy students on Friday eve
ming was largely attended and fur
nished an enjoyable event.
The flag at G. W. Doty's is placed
at half-mast, in honor of the late
Gen. William Wells, of Burlington
who was buried on Tuesday.
Attention Comrades, Regular meet
ing J. NJ. Warner Post, No. 4, Sat
urday evening, May 7th. Every
Comrade is requested to be present
Elmer Wade, who, during the let
I'D at the tannery, is night watch
man. made mis-step one night las
week and fell into the furnace pit, re
ceiving a badly sprained wrist.
The Board OF Listers will meet a.
the Town Clerks Office on Wednes
day, May IL, at 10 O'Clock, to heal
the appeals of all persons who MAJ
feel aggrieyed on account OF thel
assessments.
The Morrisville Dramatic Club VII
present the popular drama, Dot
the Miners Daughter" at the Tow
Hall, Friday and Saturday evening"
of next week, May 18th and 18th
The new drop curtain and new
scenery, painted by the Artist An
drus. will be used for the first time
See bills.
A well attended and interesting
special meeting of the Powers Repub
Iican Club was held last Wednesda.
evening. The regular meeting &C
ours this Wednesday, evening IN MI
Gleed's office at 8 o'clock. Let al
members, and all who would JON
turn ont. Important speeches D,
prominent men in both parties WI
be read and discussed,
The old Fair Grounds was tn
scene of a very exciting ball game o.
Saturday. The contestants benz
the regular Academies and In
Hoodlums." as organized and car
tanned bv l.. J. Thompson, III Whlc
conflict the said Hoodlums were tn
yictors by a score of "A to 22. 1t
said that the feature OF the gam
was q hot liner stop by Frank
Jackson.
Our community was panied Z
hear of the death of Mrs. Orlo Gao
which occurred on Sunday night. !
some this was not unexpected, pu
to many. a shocking surprise a
they were not acquainted with I'll
fact that Mrs. Cady had been suHeI
inc with q cancer for some years
The funeral was held this "euheI
day) afternoon, Rev. l. +. bootn
Mortified officiating.
At the end of the ninth montn
business existence the Union Saving
Rank & Trust Co. of this place snow
the accompanying highly satIsfac e9o
record. Total deposits, $loo'oo9
SO. OF this amount the SAVING
denosits are S1OO,399.35, and IL
amount subject to check, 700, "a !
%. The assets of the institution, al
S191, 997.56. The books show O G
figures at the close of business, ga
urday, April 30.