News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-24

MORRISVILLE.

Just glance at the corsets in VIII
cox's window.
L. G. Burnham of Burlington was
in town last Friday.
The regular meeting of the w. re.
will be held on Saturday evening
Mar. 26, at Z o'clock.
A new barber shop has been opened
in the rooms lately occupied By Mrs.
Eldred on Portland Street.
H. E. Cutler, the photographer. has
been fitting up his gallery with new
backgrounds and other scenery.
The annual school district meeting
will be held in the Principals rooms
at the Academy next Tuesday eve.
Mrs. Clara Keller will have an open
ing of spring millinery at Mrs. Wild
tice.
Fable George, who has moved to
St. Adams from Montpelier, was at |
home on visit to his parents over |
Sunday.
r. B. Goodale died Wednesday
morning of heart disease. Funeral
Friday afternoon, at one O'Clock, at
the house.
Wilcox is arranging for an opening
at an early day of ladies spring gar
ments. See paper next week for full
announcement.
Remember the musical at the G. A.
r. hall on Friday evening, for the
benefit of the W. r. C. Admission
Is cents, including ice cream and
cake.
Mrs. Bell presents her work for the
Mercy Home, at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and at
the Methodist church in the after
noon.
The Ladies Aid was unusually large
ly attended at A. F. Whitney's on
Friday afternoon. Eight dollars was
the amount received from the ten cent
supper.
Leon Darling and family moved to
the house with Mrs. Kingsley, III
Brooklyn last week. Mrs. Kingsley
is expecting to leave soon for Au-
burn, N Y.
The masquerade party which was
postponed last term will be given liz
the Town Hall next Friday evening.
Good music and a pleasant time
Everybody invited.
Dell l.. Sanders, son of our towns
man, c. A. Sanders, formerly OF Mont
pelier, was in town over Sunday. He
is book-keeper in the Swift beef Co. s
office at Montpelier.
The tannery is now employing but
few men. Repairs are being made
and new stock is waited for. In
short time it is expected that things
will be rushing again.
There will be a special meeting OF
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 8, +. and A.
NJ, Friday evening, March 20. foI
work on I'd and Sd degrees.
C. A. GLE, W. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass was not able tc
get through the drifts to meet his
Gilmore appointment on Sunday
morning; and the Worcester stage
did not succeed in making their TRIP
Monday.
A very pleasant party, numbering
about. forty, came here on Friday
evening last and took supper at The
Randall" The party included mum
Der of Johnson's first citizens, anC
was conducted on theleap year SEIZED
nile. Henry Stevens accompanied thu
party as a sort of balance wheel.
The auction sale of western horses
last Thursday drew large crowd
Auctioneer Rugg acting for Mr.. Batch
elder, the owner, of Barre, disposed
of them in rapid order and at fall
prices. Some of them were clean
iimbed and good bodied, although
rather thin, having never beer
grained.
We are requested to say that al
sheep entered for premiums at ou
next fair as blooded stock, must b.
registered in our vt. Association: AM
one having Cotswolds or Shropshire
entitled to registry should see o.
write A. A. Niles before shearing thel
sheep. This is given in season ina
sheep breeders may govern themseiVe
accordingly.
Fred Dow, the electrician, is can
yassing this place for subscribers 10
incandescent electric lights, ana
meeting with good success: IL ne cal
secure subscribers for 200 lights Il
this place and Hyde Park Ia a plan ian,
will be put in at Cady's falIs ah'
,yiras run to both villages. He ha
also made proposition to the VII
iogo authorities whereby he will 10
hnf a trife more than what is nov
Maid light the streets through tn
Village. The plan is a very feaslDi
one and all that is needed TO make