News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
M ORRISVILLE.

Waite, the grocer, comes out with
a handsome new delivery wagon.
Mrs. Hadley, the milliner, is at
home as usual. See business notice.
The Sons of Veterans were greeted
by a good audience'at Stowe on Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. A. Loveland of Burlington,
was in town on Monday, the guest
of Mrs. A. o. Gates,
Telephones have recently been put
in the News AND CITIZEN office and
Whites bakery.
Jewett will sell lot of horses at
auction Saturday afternoon. See
business notice.
John Miles returned from a four
weeks "trip Saturday, leaving for
northern n. Y. on Monday.
Sugaring at last seems to have be-
gun in earnest and all hands are bus
lily engaged in that pursuit.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk was absent on Sun
day. the services at the Cong'l church
being in charge of Deacon Gleed.
J E. Towne of Johnson, is to open
a variety store, light hardware in
Guided, in the old bakery building.
Miss Anna George of Morrisville
goes to Hardwick this spring to learn
the millinery trade of Mrs. Z. A.
Lamson
The funeral of Ransom B. Goodell,
was held at the Methodist church on
Friday afternoon. Post j. M. War
ner No. 4 attended in a body.
Republican caucus to elect delegates
to the State and District conventions,
will be held at the Town Hall Satur-
day evening next at Z clock.
A special meeting of the H. H. Pow
ers' Republican Republican club will
be held in Mr.. Gleed's office next
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
THIS Wednesday, evening from 6
to 10, the Epworth League will serve
new sugar on snow, at the Methodist
vestry. The sugar is from Capt. Ken
fields bush.
Miss Carrie L. Powers, who has
been spending the winter in Washing
ton, and George NJ. Powers who spent
IWO M6thS Oh
Saturday morning.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all TO be present at the musicale at
the home of Mrs. c. H. Slocum, Fri
day eve, April Sth, given under the
auspices of the Universalist society.
At meeting of the five trustees of
the Morrisville Improvement Associ-
alton, held on Monday evening, z. X.
Gleed Was made chairman and Z. ID.
Stafford a corresponding secretary.
Attention, brothers of G. W. Doty
Camp No. so: Regular meeting Mon
day night, April 4. Drill in manual
of arms at 7:30 sharp. Let every
brother go. A. l.. CHENEY, Com.
The graduating class of this year
at the Academy are contemplating
securing the services of some first
class company of artists for con-
cert, to occur in the last week OF the
school year.
Attention is called to Wilcox big
advertisement on the first page. He
has his first installment offspring gar
ments Just ia and is now prepared to
show some of the finest ever brought
into the place.
Curriers' show windows are very
attractive this week. One OF them is
devoted to spring cloaks and wraps,
and takes the eyes OF the ladies. Read
his new advertisement. He has some
thing special to say about shoes ana
hosiery.
There will be services next Sunday
April 3D., at the Universalist ehurch
with preaching by A. h. Wright,
member of the Senior class of the
Canton, N. Y, theological schooi.
Mr.. Wright comes as a posSlDle
cndidate for pastor.
We should have said in connection
with the notice of the Worlds Far
Protection association matter thaC
H. d. Bryant is duly appointed
agent for the sale of membership
tieRets at one dollar each, who VIII
supply them on application
The meeting at the Congl church
last Sunday evening was IN charge OF
the Y. p. s. C.. E. with Miss Nellie
Slayton as leader. 1t was largely at
tended and very impressive. Inc
music, which was exceptionally me,
Vas greatly aided by 7. e. Cheney
with cornet and Miss Rublee as or
ganist.
Mrs. M. E. Bell presented the cause .9
for WHICH she is laboring, at the Cong
and Methodist churches on sunday.
Mrs, Bell presents her work IN a
forcihle manner. and her earnesGness
in the matter and the merit OF the
undertaking as well, will undoubtedly
reach to some extent the pocket DOCKS
of our citizens.
Remember the Masquerade next
Friday evening at town hall; every
body is invited. New sugar VIII De
served by the young ladies OF the
"Order of Tens" Colored walters
from the South have been procured
at a great cost, who will preside over
the tables. Doors open at Tow