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The morning call., 1892-06-25
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were pitiabie TO behold: he
had no pc ace and out little
rest night or day. He weS
under treatment St different
times at two hospitals aud Dy
seven doctors in this city
without the least benefit;
every prescription OF the
doctors was faithfully trled,
Tout he grew worse att the
time. For months 1 eI-
pended about S3 per week
for medicin :, ard was Gu
tIrely discouraged l our
chased tUrICr RI. turf
'CURA SOAP auI CUT CUGA
REsOLvENT and followed
etter. Relief was immediate.
ied. aud rest and sleep per-
improved ami In nine weeks
d has now as clear a sSln and
mother could wish to see. /
her TO use IL for every Baby
MRS. NJ. FERG USON.
.6 w. Brookliue 81. BOSTON
The morning call., 1892-06-25

he says that an Irish Parliament controlling
an Irish executive cannot be controlled by
the imperial Parliament. The system OF
allowing Parliament ip Dublin to manage
Irish affairs while the Irish representatives
interfere with English and Scotch business,
would produce intoerable consequences in
both countries. Such a condition would be
greatly unfair to England aud cruel and
aggressive to the minority In Ireland. Bal
four gIorifies the acts of the present Govern
ment, and hints at reduction Of the Irish
representation II the subject Of parlla-
mentary reform be raised.
Pleading for Funds.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The National Fed
Grafton of America has sent out an appeal to
friends Of home rule for Ireland, setting
forth that the general election of Great
Britain is to be held and that now is the
time to help Ireland il her friends wish her
to be free. The appeal says it speaks for
the majority of the party presided over by
Justin Mccarthy. Funds are needed to carry
IS seats in Parliament. and the legitimate
legal expenses will be S150,000 and but two
weeks remain to procure this money.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
STOWE,

Will Smith went to New York on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Loveioy have gone to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Gates returned from
the west last week.
The creamery closed a very successful
season on Monday.
The Rev. Mrs. Emery is much improved
and is able to be out again.
1t will be some time before the new grist-
mill at the Lower Village will be in running
condition, but it is certain to come
large and pleasant gathering was held
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. f..
church at Mr.. Dillinghams last week.
Mr.. j. s. Stone exhibits a fine display of
buttercup, dandelion, and strawberry bios
SONS, picked on Saturday, Oct. 20. They
looked as fresh as they would in June.
The play "The Lost WILL" on Tuesday
night of last week. is highly spoken of, and
is regarded among the best ever rendered
here. 1t ought to be repeated soon, and
will draw another full house.
The rumor about town that DR.. Church is
about to locate elsewhere is erroneous. He
is well settled here, has a large and growing
practice, likes the people and the people like
him. This is enough, and he will remain.
An oyster supper and harvest Offering for
the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Emery, will be held at
the NJ. Z. church Tuesday evening, Nov. 8,
1892. An arrangement has been made to
furnish those present with the latest returns
of the Presidential election, held on that
| day; and Mr.. Howard Shaw will give the
news as fast as received. 1t is hoped that
this will be an interesting feature of the gath
ering. Supper, so cents; and at O'Clock
| sharp.
George Pratt from Montpelier was in town
| last week Mr.. Pratt is one of three broth
ers, of whom each has gained high repu
tation. The oldest brother, M. F. Pratt who
is now in Tennessee, is doing large specula
tive business. The second brother is study
| ing for the ministry. George, the youngest
is to take the doctors" profession. The
bright outlook for these worthy Christian
young men is noticeable and appreciated by
those who knew the exemplary life of theil
| Christian mother. Although she was not per
mtted to live to see them ripen into man
hood, covered with honors, the early Chris
tian training, however, she gave them wal
not in vain May other mothers thus pre-
serve and train their sons and daughters.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
BELVIDERE.

Curtis Brown and his bears are at home.
Joseph Besaw has moved into the Mackin
house.
Geo. Ely has bought a fine colt of John
Mandigo.
Artemus Fletcher has built new barn and
otherwise improved his place.
Lee Butler has the job to draw the tubs for
the Vermont Butter Tub Company.
The dance and oyster supper at Amos
Lawrence's was not financial success.
Fred Fletcher has moved to Albany, and
Curtis Tillotson has rented the farm vacated
by him and moved on to the same
There were services in the new church last
Sunday, by Rev. Mr.. Newton of johnson.
He is expected to preach again the coming
Sabbath at 80 a. m, and if his discourse
has any of the vim and straightforward
shoulder hits that was launched at us last
Sunday you all want to be on hand and hear
the sermon. A cordial invitation is extended
TO everybody to come.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Lille Hall is very much worse

Lille Hall is very much worse.
They are raising the City Hall ceiling.
Byron Kendall has moved to East Berk.
shire.
Mrs. Tersa Wheeler is better as is Ernest
Samson.
Cold windy wet weather and some mud
these DAYS.
Prof. Jenne is soon to move into Florence
Smiths house.
Peter Casavant buried a child with the
Group last week.
Freddie FELTON, has gone to st. Adams as
clerk in a grocery store.
Dell Gardner has got home from California,
he has been gone nearly three years.
At the town meeting a week ago or more
they voted to have their business meetings in
this place for the future.
The ladies of the Baptist sociable were en-
tertained by Mrs. Edna Green last Thursday,
a goodly number were in attendance.
Jennie Niblock from Sutton, p @, is visit
ing friends in town, also Mrs. Manner from
Kansas is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Crow.
The East Franklin County Sunday School
Union was held at the Centre last Wednesday
and was largely attended from this place.
VIM. Best has bought the Lunderville place
on Depot street, and takes possession this
week. James Smith has to vacate so that
Best can move in.
Worcester Parker from Bakersfield has
moved into Mr.. Hoyet's house on church
street. A. Simpkins has moved into his new
houses has Rodney Kubles into his. Mr..
Ploof has moved back from Montgomery and
is building new house on his land on the
west Berkshire road. Raney Duso has moved
to Montgomery on the farm that Ploof car
ried on last year. Horace Bolton goes on the
farm that Duso goes off of. Joel Bolton goes
to Berkshire to work for Ethan Hull for the
coming year, he lives in one of Hull's houses.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
WOLCOTT,-

Geo. Allen has his new house complete, anG
| has moved in.
Mrs Burnell accompanied the Senator on
his return to the capital on Monday.
| Bryant, the butter buyer, paid 20 to 23c
| for tubs, 24c for fancy lots and csc for prints
on Saturday.
Miss Gerte Scribner has closed her labOrs
with M. j. Leach; Miss Webster of MOrrisville
takes her place.
Levi Doty, who has been in the asylum at
Brattleboro for nearly eight years, returned
to his home on Friday last.
Rev. f. r. Whitman and Rev. George An
derson attended the ordination of Rev. Mr..
seymour at Morrisville last Thursday.
Last Wednesday night the depot was bro
ken into and small change taken amounting
TO about dollar. Nothing else of value was
taken
News has been received of the death of VIM
Hamilton, former resident of this place
He moved to Minneapolis, Mimi, some years
ago, where he died.
Preparations are being made to resume
work at the copper mine. Some men are at
work already here and Others will begin work
as soon as material can be had
The first meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Society was held at the Congl Church at six
O'Clock Sunday evening. The next meeting
will be held at the NJ. E. Church next Sunday
evening at the same hour.
The Cong'l aid society met with Mrs. John
W. Scott on Thursday afternoon last and re-
port one of the pleasantest social events of
the season, there being sixty present The
next social will be held with Mrs. Hiram Smith
November 10.
School in District No. closed Oct. 2Sth.
Scholars having no marks are Ernest Red
ford, Vern, Fife and Fay Darling, Alice Hall,
Belle Downing, Rose, Edith, Eva and Char
lnttp
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
EDEN.
EDEN.
c. H Sargent is moving his family into his


C. II. Sargent is moving his family into his
new house.
A. Adams is quite feeble. 1t is very doubt
full if he survives the winter.
Old lady Barber, mother of Mrs. Z. L.
Brown, was buried last Friday.
A creamery is an established fact. 1t will
be located just opposite Mrs. Fanny Atwell's
house.
Comrades Don't forget post meeting Sat
urday evening, Nov. 5. The year is drawing
to close
Mrs. John Adams is in Worcester, Mass.
visiting her parents, and is reported to be
quite sick,
o. V. Mosley's youngest child is sick with
pneumonia. DR.. Waite of Johnson is at
eendirg him.
Judge Tucker was in town over Sunday.
He is looking the ground over near his lum-
Der lots on Belvidere mountain, and talks OF
erecting a steam-mill near Mr.. Showers this
fall.
Every voter should bear in mind that in
order to be to blame for electing enjamu
Harrison to succeed himself az President il
will be necessary to be at the polls next
Tuesday, Nov. 8, and vote for the Republic
can Electors.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcy from Manchester, N
H. will reside with Esquire White this win
ter Mrs Marcy assists her mother, anC
Fred runs the grist-mil, where he can b'
found every week day-and you don't have
to wait II couple of days to get your grist
Columbus Day was celebrated in the wes
part of the town by setting the goods o
| Barnard Farrand out-of-doors, in his alb
| senee, thereby gaining possession. 1t is re
ported to be very unjust transaction, but
we will investigate before passing Judgment
Several members of the Eden Lodge |. o. o
| G. T. met in business meeting Saturday eve
Oct. 30, and voted to pay all Indebtedness o
the Lodge including Grand Lodge dues anC
continue the organization. Adjourned tt
meet in one week for the purpose of eectint
| officers. All members of the Lodge who ar
| interested in our cause are requested to b.
| present. Who will help to stay the tide q
intemperance? Let our hearts prompt u
| what to do.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Frank Edwards is still quite low.

Frank Edwards is still quite low.
Mrs. c. B. Wetherby, who has been sick in
Burlington, was able to return to her home
on Monday.
Miss Nora Patten, who was obliged to re-
turn to her home from Morrisville, while she
was in school. is improving.
The Jacksonville Congregational church
has extended a call to Rev. Mr.. Howard
which we understand he has accepted.
Mr.. Wagner. the Northwestern Agent, is
the guest of DR.. Flagg. Some six or seven
parties will return with him to the North
west to locate.
Charlie Mcfarland, Cora and Laura Page,
Harley Atkins, Guy Page and Mabel Girls
void are all suffering from an epidemic SINH
lar to the grip.
Miss Lila Patten of Morrisvile, who was
visiting at William Patterns for a few days.
was taken sick while there, but the doctor
pronounces her better now.
The Ph,a May Concert Company of Bos-
ton will be here Saturday evening, Nov. 9TH.
This will afford the music lovers of this vicin-
ity a chance to avail themselves of as fine a
musical treat can be enjoyed anywhere.
Phila May, who has been especially engaged
lustrious violinst, Camilla Urso, has for the
last three seasons appeared at the head of
her own company, supported by the famous
artists Louis Miller, lyric tenor; Miss Mary
Rayner, the talented young reader, and Will
bur McColl the brilliant pianist. The con-
cert will begin at s O'Clock, in the brick
church. In patronizing this concert we will
be assisting the Young Mems Club, as it has
secured the concert for this occasion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

Does it interest you that | will prosecute
anyone found taking wood or lumber from my
mill or yard without either paying for the
same or getting permission? | shall try and
put stop to people going and taking what
they want, day or night, without saying a
word to anyone. If more information is
wanted please read Prov %: 3.
A. F. WHITNEY.
Having formed an Orchestra we are pre-
pared to furnish any number of Musicians for
Concerts, Receptions, Promenades and Dan
ces, at the shortest possible notice and at
reasonable terms. Address for terms etc,
PAUL & Sons ORCHESTRA, Morrisville, Vt.
For SALEl-I offer for sale my house and
lot, situated in Johnson village, together
with 32s acres of land adjoining. The house
contains nine rooms, with good running
water sufficient to supply both house and
barn, and is one of the best locations in the
village. Will sell land separate from house.
if desired.
MARIA E. BURNHAM, johnson, vt.
Onions S11O, good tea 80 cts, Vt creams
3 lbs. or doz for % cts, Lamoille crackers,
fresh from the oven, doz. for 25 cts, best
flour $500 per Dbl two bbls. for 50, so, also
headquarters for P. r. oysters. H. WAITE.
Woonsocket and Boston Rubber Boots,
Heavy Felts and Rubbers of every descrip-
tion, also full line of Boots and Shoes, and
a fine stock of Groceries at YATES.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
ELMORE.

Remember presidential election comes Tues
day, Nov. 3.
Services next Sunday at 1910 a. IN. Sub
ject of sermon Creation" Hymns No.
and 1873.
Ed. Town and family have rented and NOV
ed upon the Wolcott farm formerly occupied
by his brother Geo. Town.
Beginning with next Sunday the preaching
service will be changed from p. m. to 1870
a. m, to be followed by Sabbath school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gueney, of Westford,
were in town several days last week, the guests
of their friends Mr.. and Mr. C. S. Mudgett.
Representative Camp returned from Monts
pelier Friday evening remaining at home over
the Sabbath. He had not been home for three
weeks.
Alice the little daughter of Alonzo Darling
has been quite i'll with a fever for a few days
but is now improving under the care of DR..
Woodward.
The Epworth League meeting Tuesday eve
ming, the Friday evening and Sunday even
ing meetings at the Hastings school house
were all well sustained.
Aunt Hannah Warren died last Monday
afternoon at o'clock, at her daughters,
Mrs Joseph Camps She was the Oldest per-
son in town, being in her 93d year.
Norman Camp lost an excellent OK last Sat
urday night, being cast in the stall or in some
manner not explained. This cripples Mr..
camp IdTm team severely lOSb OHt
of his pair of horses recently.
Mrs. Clarence Peake has been visiting her
nieces, Mrs Arson Silloway of East Gilmore
and Mrs. j. T. Wells of North Wolcott. At
the latter place she was happily surprised in
meeting a sister, Mrs. Lyman Churchill OF
Comber, Ontario, whom she had not seen for
many years. Mrs. Wells is daughter of Mrs.
Churchill.
In spite of the bad weather a large com
pany was present at the closing exercises ofthe
school Saturday evening at the Pond. The ex-
ercises passed off smoothly and successfully
Most of the music was sustained by Miss Lula
Douglass, teacher in the Hastings district.
Miss Douglass and her scholars also lent ma,
terial aid in dialogues, declamiDg, etc. AT
the close of the exercises a short address was
| made to the school and audience by +. NJ.
Harris in behalf of education, emplorlng the
necessity and duty of support of schools and
cooperation and sympathy with the teacher
by parents and citizens. He then in behalf OF
the school presented the teacher, Miss Ida
Tucker, with tray OF gifts comprising two
sets of silver spoons, silver butter knife, large
glass fruit dish, two handkerchefs and glove
box, contributed by the entire school, also an
excellent husk door-mat, the work and gift OF
Geo Wiltshire, concluding with a few touching
words to teacher, scholars and all. Miss
Thicker responded with a few words of thanks
difficult of expression owing to mingled and
varied emotions which nearly OverpoWered
her. 1t is evident the best cordial and good
will exists between teacher and school, abat-
ing no strength as term il added to term and
year to year. We congratulate teacher,
scholars and people on the mutual confidence
interest and good will existing and earnestly
hope a good school will become prOverbial
of Gilmore Pond and its new and pleasant
school house.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION.

Station Agent E. NJ Stone made visit to
Sherbrooke P. O., last week.
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland of Johnson, is the
guest of Mrs. R. W. Mcfarland.
Quite a quantity of maple sugar was ship
ped from this depot to New York on Tuesday.
Buck Brothers have completed saving the
logs in their boom and will Immediately begin
dressing the spruce.
Silas Chase is sawyer tor Roundy, who has
the job of saving and dressing the stock at
the Tucker & Bunker steam mill.
Tuesday was the beginning of the stage be :
tween East Cambridge and here, Gilbert Con
yeau being the contractor. This arrange
ment gives the patrons of that office daily
mail and a shorter routh than from Johnson
The railroad bridge over the Lamoille near
the depot came near being destroyed by fire
Saturday night. Mr.. Powers, the Waterman
at Bucks mill, saw the fire and getting assist
ance at once the fire was put out. The cause
is supposed to have been sparks from a pass
ing engine. The damage slight.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
WATERVILLE.
o preaching in town on Sunday.

No preaching in town on Sunday.
Mrs Heman Miller is visiting in Richford.
Arthur Richardson is visiting in Wolcott.
Enos Ladue has moved into the Wheelock
tenement.
Luke Potter is visiting friends in New
Hampshire and Mass.
Fred Darrah and wife were visiting in Enos-
burgh the past week.
E. H. Shattuck has put new hot water
furnace into his house.
Sam Stanley has moved into Moses McFar-
lands house on the hill.
Mrs Brown of Kenne N H., is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Fosburgh.
Mrs H. A. Jackson spent the past week
with her husband in Montpelier.
Frank Laroway has put up large ice
house and cold storage room. He has also
just completed large addition to his saw
mill
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
HARDWICk.

W. T. Tibbotts has moved into A. E. Glenn
ent's tenement.
Miss Lena Bennett is at her sisters, Mrs.
Paquette's.
Harris got over one hundred subscribers
for the picture of Hardwick.
H. F Cutler is to move into ]. Fl. Drew IS
tenement, in the E. & D. block.
W. J. Spencer has bought the small piece
of land just beyond Miss Lowell's.
NJ E. Tucker has been puttinf granite
curbing around his house on the hill.
H. A. Bridgman of Bangor, Me-, has been
at his mothers, Mrs. j. Bridgman's, for the
past week.
Donation visit at the M. E. church vestry
next Wednesday evening for the benefit OF
Rey Mr.. Worthen. Col All that can.
The granite firms are all being rushed now
a-days They want to get their work out be-
fore winter makes setting impossible.
The "hoodlums" were out Monday night
in a great force. They did some things that
they ought to be ashamed of-even if it was
Halloween. Cutting clothes-lines and put
ting clothes in to the dirt, and other things
of a like nature, are not at all gentlema nly-
even if in fun.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
CAMBRIDGE.

A. G. Stinehour is on the sick list.
George White and wife spent Monday and
Tuesday in Burlington.
Arthur Smith had the misfortune to cut his
hand and wrist on glass quite badly.
Emerson Brush and wife of Hardwick, were
in town a few days last week, guests of his
brother RUDE.
Dr. J. B. Morgan, who has been in the Adj
rondack mountains for few weeks, is expect
ed home this week.
Mrs. s. M. Stafford returned home Saturday
night, after quite extended visit in the
southern part of the state.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
NORTH WOLCOTT.

Bessie BOynton is still failing.
Prayer meeting at Udall school house Sat
urday, Nov. 5.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs.
Mary Andrus Wednesday, Nov. 8.
Remember the League meeting every Tues
day evening, this week at Almond Leach's.
Lin Boynton has gone to keeping house
where he always lived and Edna Taylor is
keeping house for him.
Eugene Holton and wife are in Massachu-
sets, where they intend to make their home.
May success attend them is the wish of many.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

STRENGTH AND 2 EALTH-Ifyou are not feel
ing strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters.
If La Grippe has left you weak use Electric
Bitters. This remedy acts directly on the
Liver, Kidneys, and Stomach. If you are
afflicted with sick headache you will find
speedy relief by taking Electric Bitters.
Large bottles only soc, at A. 0. Gates drug
store.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.
Farm for Sale :!

The one belonging to the estate OF the late c.
G. Stevens. Said farm consists of about one
hundred and fifteen acres good grass land and
good and a nice, neverfailng spring at the
house, which runs to the barns; is situated in
WolcOtt, about two and one-half miles from de-
pot and one mile from ElmOre Pond, also church,
store, and POstOffice. said farm will be sold
cheap, also a nice Covered Buggy will be sold
at low price, as l desire to close out the
estate. For particulars inquire of l.. l.. CAMP
LAURA STEVENS, Administrative. Al
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

THE SINGING SCHooL.-The revi-
val of the old-fashioned singing
school in New York is an example
that might be advantageously fol-
lowed in other cities. The people
don't sing as well as they used to in
our grandfathers' days. They are
about all content to let other
folks do the singing, while they sit
and listen.-Boston Herald.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

Happy and content is a home with
"The Rochester" a lamp with the
light of the morning. For Catalogue,
write Rochester Lamp Co., New York
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

EY-GOULD.-At the NJ. E. parsonage,
Tuesday, Nov. LIST, by Rev. r. L. Nanton,
Linus Kinney of Markell, Mich, and Maud
A. Gould of Hyde Park.
ACCOMMODATES the NJ E. par
sonage, Sept. Goth, by Rev. R. L. Nanton,
Lee j. Emerson and Lulu F. Goodrich OF
Hyde Park.
NEY-SHERMAN.-In Johnson, Oct. 20,
by Rev. N. C. Saunders, Morton S. Cheney
and Jennie E. Sherman, both of Cady' s
Falls.
COREY-R0GERS.-I johnson, Oct. 81, by
Rev. N. C. Saunders, Mr.. Norman Corey OF
Richford and Miss Jessie Rogers of John
son.
RMAN-PERLEY.-At the home OF
the brides parents Oct. 26, 1892, by Rev.
Z. A. George, of Newport, Frank Water
man, of Hyde Park, and Jennie Perley, OF
Barton Landing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES..

BAILEY In Bozrahvie, Conn, Oct. 81,
1892, son to Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Bailey.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-11-03

This paper and the New York
Weekly Tribune one year for $1.75.