News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-03
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
Id E. D. Eldred's new.adv't.

MORRISVILLE.
Read E. ID. Eldred's new .adv't.
The interior wood finish for the
bank is nearly completed.
Levi Gle has bought the Alden
Darling farm in this town.
Will Slayton has engaged with Fl.
A. Slayton for another year.
Eldred's shoe store opened up in
the new hotel block on Saturday.
Miss Puma Darling has moved into
suite of rooms in DR.. Halls block.
John Morgan of the Medical de
partment, U. V. NJ, was in town on
Tuesday.
Rev. Henry Bailey occupied the desk
at the Congregational church on Sun
day morning.
Communion services will be held at
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
at Almon Bugbee's on Friday after.
noon of this week
A birthday party was very largely
attended at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Whitney on Saturday evening.
Rev. Il. Fl. Wright of Cambridge
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday afternoon in exchange
with Rev. Mr. Douglass.
C. NJ. Stoughton, clerk for S. H
Tiff, has gone to West Chazey, n. Y.
to spend a month with friends. He
expects to return about April first.
The Ladies Aid society and Ep
worth League wish to extend thanks
to the Masons who so kindly allowed
them to use their rooms last Friday
night.
The Union Savings Bank reports a
steady increase in their deposits, hav
ing March LIST, $4,000 % subject to
check and ST., 66495 in savings de
partment; total Sis, 657.91.
Borrowing your neighbors' woot
does not pay-especially when it j:
loaded with powder. 1t is said thai
a man in Brooklyn has learned this
and is now obliged to use a badly
dilapidated cook stove.
The. regular monthly meeting o
the Powers Republican club occurs
at 8 O'Clock this Wednesday, eve
ming. The club has the daily Con.
pressional Record which is on file IL
W. H. Robinson's store.
Sherwin, the electrician, is in tow
for a couple of days, doing work IL
the hotel. He has a few supple
with him and anybody wanting worl
of this kind done will find him just tn
man to do it. See notice.
The Good Templars have re-ol
ganized, but it is feared that thel
success will be short lived if certai
members are going to take persona
prejudice as sufficient reason {
black-ball young persons who woul
be help to the lodge
The action of the voters in cone'
ton with the request for restrictio
of the sale of liquors at the agency
the increase of appropriation for I'll
public library expenses, and the pre-
posed purchase of lot for a ne
cemetery, were all moves in the rlgf
direction.
a large vi uhoDOio - ~
this place visited Waterman lodge
johnson last Thursday evening. II
bows we're handsomely entertaine
in fact. they say that for entertaine
Waterman lodge takes the lead.
was a very pleasant occasion al
will long be remembered.
Harry Woodward, a black-face col
median, who has been connected WI
Cleveland's Consolidated Minstre
is at present stopping in this tow
Mr.. Woodward intends togive an
tertainment at the town hall here
the evenings of March 10 and IL.
will be assisted by professional t
emit. and will also have the servit
of local talent of this place.
The State Dairymen's Associate
has decided to hold It's next annt
meeting in this place, which will
in January of next year. This is
big move for the town, as the as
citation has a membership of seve
hundred and is largely attend
Our people will of course spare
efforts to make this one of the b
gatherings ever held in northern '
mont.
Wilcox new dry goods store,
Gently occupied by Cowles, on Po
land st., is now opened. Mr.. Will
has come to stay and has put il
fine stock ofdry goods and boots 6
shoes. He intends doing a stfiC
cash business and will give the pee
fhe benefit of this. The store prese
an attractive appearance with
weII-selected and tastefully arran
stock. Call in, whether you wish
buy or not.
The supper served by the Metho,
ladies and young people, in the
sonic banquet hall on Friday
ming, is very highly spoken of.
lecture by Rev. Mr.. Fisk in the tC
hall following the supper was
worthy of much larger attenda
than was present. The lecture
stead of being a dry arrangement
figures, was bright and interesting
ali. A unanimous vote of tina
was extended Mr. Fisk by the la
and Epworth League.
The Masons of this district
hold a district meeting with Mt.
non lodge Friday, Feb. II.
Grand Master and other lodge
GERS will be present, also A. A. Ha
st. Adams, n P. Bowman OF
Johnsbury, Gov. Page, and
|. p. Booth, of Mortified.
affair will be under the supervise
The District Deputy Grand Ma
h. E. Foster, who will spare no P
to make it a success. All mem
of the order cordially invited.
Currier is now nicely located il
new store in "The Randall. :"
store, which is a very hands
one. is 25x60 feet, well lighted
centrally located. 1t is, wit
doubt. the finest dry goods sto
Che county. The shelves are
with fine stock of new goods,
"more to follow" Mr.. Currier
thorough dry goods man, X