News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-07
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
A big lot of spring garments at
Curriers'.
E. A. Hill of Swanton has been in
town the past week.
Madge and Helen Rood of Jericho,
are visiting at Id. Bliss.
About S140O have been raised for
the new Methodist parsonage.
The six-year-old daughter of Hen
~ WEIGH was buried on Sunday.
Munson is over-run with wallpaper
and is making some good offers.
The board of listers have begun
their work and are on the hustle.
Regular meeting Coral Chapter No.
Is, o. E. S. Tuesday eve, April II.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk preached in Lyndon
Sunday and will again next Sunday.
Wilcox's display of spring gar
ments in his window is very attract
i've.
Mrs. Hannah Allen has bought the
Russ place on Maple street and moved
in Monday.
Business is livelier than ever at
Doty's. The way furniture goes off
is astonishing.
III. n. Waite tells us that he has
sold so far this season nearly $50
pair of rubber boots.
Mrs. Andrew Smith and son have
gone to Wells River to spend several
uooLS with relatives
Several members of Tucker Chap
ter, R. A. NJ, visited the chapter at
st. Johnsbury Tuesday.
We are informed that Myrtle Oar
hing of Elmore and Frank Church of
Stowe, were married last week.
Several parties here are the recip-
tents of handsome maps of the United
States from Congressman Powers.
Baker, orion and Root of the q.
Y. NJ, made T. c. Cheney flying
visit on their return to college this
week.
The Uniyersalist Ladies Circle will
meet With Mrs. E. w Webster, Tues
day April 18th. a picnic supper as
usual.
Arrangements are being made for
a concert by the Mozart Sextet of
Brooklyn, n Il, to be given here the
latter part of April.
The Morrisville Foundry has now
six men at work busily engaged in
filling orders. Thus far this year 1S3
plows have been sold.
L. J. Eldridge left for Hartford,
Conn, on Friday. He is making
the home office visit by special
request of the President.
d. w. Rogers has bought the
Kingsley place in Brooklyn. Mrs.
Kingsley left Monday for Auburn
n. Y, where she will reside.
Mrs. Ann Irish has vacated the east
end of the Sanders house on upper
Main street, and moved to George
Keeler's house, still further up.
Jewett's auction sale of horses OF
Saturday, drew good attendance
and horse flesh moved off rapidly un
der auctioneer Hardy's administra
ton
The marriage of Mark Stone anC
Ernestine Keller occurred here las
week Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Fisk per
formed the ceremony. The best wish
es of large circle of friends go will
him.
Next Sunday is the last of the Con
ference year at the Methodist church
Rev. Mr.. Douglass goes to Conferenc
at Montpelier on Tuesday, and wi
undoubtedly be returned here anoth
er year.
Remember the musicale at e. ID
Slocum's Friday evening of this week
A good programme has been arrane
ed and full attendance hoped foI
Admission and refreshments at th
usual price.
The Morrisville Dramatic Gu
have in preparation the charmin
drama entitled, dot, the Miner
Daughter, which they intend to pu
upon the stage in the course OF tw
or three weeks.
The farmers are inclined to til
opinion that the sugar season is t
be a poor one, with no rains or sno
storms, continual warm sun and DIR,
ing winds. The season must necess'
riIy be a brief one.
The regular monthly meeting
the FL. H Powers Republican cluI
occurs this Wednesday, evening, at
O'Clock. in Mr.. Gleed's Office. III
principal topic for discussion will
the closing of the Worlds Fair {
Sunday.
We acknowledge receipt of can
Cant. Kenfield's superb maple hone
Also a bottle of LivingstOn's worl
renowned syrup Both lots were
the finest quality and has caus'
sweetness to reign supreme In o
household.
Lueiers' Minstrel troupe drew fl
house Monday evening. Some par
of the exhibition were excellent, VIII
Others were hardly up to the averae
The blind cornetist was excellent, al
the contOrtionist. The cOstum
were very fine.
Any one wishing spring carmen
will find o. fine assortment to sele
from atB. w. Wilcox S Thursday, Al
18th. us q full line of samples will
displayed there during the day, a
orders taken See special advertl
ment next week.
The new bank building was accel
ed bv the syndicate of builders fro
The contractors on Friday. All
books from the public library We
moved to the second floor on SAT-
day. and will be ready for the pub
next Saturday.
The ice in the river went out 81
dsy afternoon and attracted an
terested audience at different pom
seldom, if ever, has snow and ice q
appeared so rapidly without the :
OF rain, as was in the case on Sunda
The main streets in our village
already in very good condition, a
in few days will be in fine shape