News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-17

MORRISVILLE.

John Ferguson has moved to AL
bert Niles farm.
George E. Town has been appoint
ed deputy sheriff.
Mrs, Lucy Copley, of Boston, is in
town for a few days.
Fred'k C. Page of the e. V NJ, was
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. H. d. Bryant is making a Wis
it among friends in New York state.
Just cast your eye over Curriers'
new adv't. He is bound to be . III it. "
Auction sale OF horses Thursday
afternoon See business notice and
posters.
Postmaster Earle went to Newport
Monday to attend the funeral of A.
A. Earle.
A young peoples sociable was at
tended at the Cong'l vestry on Fri
day evening.
Andrus, the artistic painter, has
just completed "a fine iobprinting sign
for this Office.
Mr.. Charles Wallace of Cambridge,
is to continue another year with Mr..
Cowles in the music business.
Munson is offering some special in
ducements in the dry goods line just
now, preparatory to invoicing
Wilcox has his show windows ar
ranged very tastefully and the inte-
rior of the store is just the same.
Two of the large glass mirrors, for
merly in the Stowe house, have been
placed in the Randall" They are
beauties.
We are requested to state that the
name of W. E. Field was used on the
Woodward show bills without his
permission.
. The remains of A. A. Earle, who
! died at Newport last Sunday, will in
the near future, be brought here for
final interment.
Miss Satie Paige, who has been Wis
iting her friend, Lula Niles, the past
week, returned to her home in Bak-
ersfeld on Monday.
DR.. ] A. Robinson went to Bur
lington this (Wednes iay) morning tc
attend the annual convention of the
State Dental Society.
Miss Alice Collins returned to Hills
boro, n H., on Friday, after a three
weeks visit to her sisters, Mrs DIR
johnson and Mrs. Robinson.
At the next regular meeting OF the
Powers Republican club four dis
nutants will discuss the topic ne
-aolved. THAT the world : talr shouiC
he closed to the public on Sunday.
Henry Stevens was in town las
week. What was he here for? Wen
his same old business. of course, sell
ing Montpelier crackers, and ludglnI
from his serene countenance, he too
q few orders.
Waite disposed of159pairs of boot
and shoes at his special sale last wee
so Friday and 90 Saturday. ii
attributes this remarkable sale t
the use of printers ink, which show
that his head is level.
The annual school meetings Occu
one week from next Tuesday. Let eN
cry voter bear it in mind and max
arrangements to attend IN their II
speetive districts. and attend to I'll
best interests of schools and scholar
The town liquors were moved t
the basement under Hall < Cheney
last week. and John w. Daniels ha'
ing received the appointment, hf
taken charge. Mr.. Daniels will ais
have charge of the town hall al
clock.
The new sugar party which consl
tuted the annual donation for Re
Mr.. Douglass and family on Thur
day evening, was not as largely a
tended as it should and would ha'
been under more favorable circui
stances.
A grand galaxy. of home tale
makes an appearance on the theat
cal stage this week the Woodwa
Speciality Go. on Monday and Iu'
day evenings, and the Sons OF YETI
ans drama on Friday and Saturdi
evenings.
The new hotel Randall was open
for business. although not entire
completed. on Friday morning, a
secured a fine start off and created
frst-class impressionin the enterta
ing of the large number of Masons
town that day.
Quite a number ofour farmers co
menced work in their sugar orchal
during the mild weather OF last we
The sugar making idea was broue
to a stand-stin by the several succe
i've days of extremely cold, Die
winds that followed.
Geo. Powers has gone to Washl
ton to spend week with his fail
He will take advantage of the opp
tunity and give his father suggestl'
regarding the tariff and silver qr
ton. that is if he has any time
after seeing the sights.
Ofeonrse everybody will remem
the Virginia Veteran" Friday
Saturday evenings of this week.
indications point to a full house,
fer secure your seats now. Inc P
l. said TO be one of the best ever
on here. and the young people b
nut lots of hard work IN IL:
Mrs. E. Bell, state spPerlnltIene
of prison, and aims house work IN
Vermont W. l.: i. T., Is W PFe'
tine interests of the proposed mi
home. at the Cong'l church IN
morning, one week from next sumo
and at the Methodist church IN
afternoon of the same day.
The removal of the Public Lib
TO new quarters in the bank pun
is close at hand and in consequ
nf this and the fact that some OF
VbIumes need repairing, 1t is req
III that all books now out Dt
tnrned bv March y: No more D
will be sent out until after NOW Il
Mrs C. W. Fitch and Mrs: :
received (15thl from Tall a. g
Fla, (12thl "a box of roses, 9 y
tiesI, pansies, English yi9fiiets, ia
icas II Yarietiesl, hyblscus'
nine ID varietiesl, orange
water hyacinth bulbs, PacKe
trailing moss, and all very $
from Mr.. and Mrs. {. j. hun
Ocean Grove, N. j., who are at
emit sojourning in the iahu
Icons fair fountain"