News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-21

Zee, will find in this new enterprise
a worthy opportunity, and are cor
daily invited to attend this meeting.
As will be seen by the Conference
appointments, Rev W E. Douglass
is not to come back here, but is sent
to Waitsfeld Rev. r. L. Nanton of
Williamstown comes to this charge
and ElmOre. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass
have won a host of friends during
their three years stay here, and it
was hoped that he might be returned.
The graduating class at the Acade-
my will make new feature in con-
nection with the last days of the
school year. They have secured the
Phila May Concert Company, of Bos-
ton, tirst-class organization, which
IS to give a concert on the evening
of Monday, May 80 Graduating
exercises occurring on the following
evening.
The contribution on Fast Day for
the Russian sufferers, according to
the Governors proclamation, is re-
tanned until after this issue, that
Others may have opportunity to add
to it. MesSrs Waite and Munson were
designated by the united congrega-
ton, as a committee to receive and
| forward what may be given. 1t is to
| be hoped that Morristown will not
misrepresent herself in such a case.
The grand house warming at "The
Randall" this "wednesday evening,
is the event of the season, and un-
questionably will call out large
crowd. 1t should be remembered
that special invitations have been
sent only to non-residents, all resi-
dents should consider themselves in
vited. Let everybody join in and
have a rousing good time. The idea |
that seems to have gained considera-
BILE strength in passing from one to |
another that the event is to be a |
grand swell-dress affair, should not |
be credited. to the extent that it |
might keep any from attending. |
Most people on such an occasion are |
inclined to wear clothing as good as
they have, but as for a swell affair
this evening there's nothing in it.
f. B. Livingston shipped recently
to Senator Proctor at Washington
sixteen cases of his choice maple
syrup. Each case contained II
quart bottles, put up in handsome
shape, each bottle labeled with fine
Autograph reading "Maple Syrup,
guaranteed absolutely pure; Maple
wood Farm, Morrisville, Vt, F. B.
Livingston" 1t was the largest ex-
press consignment ever sent out OF
Mn,.YicIyillo tho |
to about seventy dollars. 1t reached
Washington in good shape and was
distributed among the friends of the
Senator, all of whom were delighted
with it. Several of the letters to the
Senator, acknowledging receipt have
been sent to Mr.. Livingston, and are
well worth preservation, as they not
only speak in high terms of the
syrup, but are autograph letters from
the leading statesmen of the day.
The following from the San Mar
cial, New Mexico, Reporter, of March
10, will be of interest to many in this
placer
Fred P. Meeker was last week appointed
justice of the peace for this precinct to succeed
Judge Hockett, resigned, by the county com
missioners at a meeting held at Socorro. The
petition requesting disappointment of Judge
Meeker signed by most OF San Marcials
leading citizens. better for the Office
could not be found. Judge Hockett retires
with the fiatterIng esteem of his fellow citizens.
NoTCE.-A mass meeting of the members
of the several Farmers leagues of Lamoille
County is hereby called to assemble at the
Town Hall in Morrisville on May Bird. at one
o'clock p. m, to give expression and agree ,
on combined choice in the coming state !
and county elections All farmers and labor |
ers interested are invited to take part in
the meetings.. d WHITING, Pres. Lamoille
Comfy League; W. D. MANNING, Sec. c. F.
SMITH, ce-Pres. and 20 other farmers.