News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

FRIDAY evening, Oct. 9TH
Mrs. Fayette Fletcher of Minneapo-
lis, is visiting at p X. Gleed's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Jones of John
son, were in town on Saturday.
Postmaster Earle expects to leave
on Saturday on tri p to Chicago.
Representative-elect Cheney goes to
Montpelier next Monday morning.
Wv. Jewett has taken a trip down
country after another lot of horses.
Fair week brought many visitors
to town, former residents and others.
IL. Waite sold at retail and deliver
ed in one day last week sixteen bar
rels of -four.
Eldred, the shoeman, will have a
public auction in front of his store
next Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Kazanjian will give ster-
eopticOn lecture in the Congregational
church next Sunday evening.
The next regular meeting of j. NJ.
Warner Post, No. 4, g. A. R., will be
held next Saturday evening, Oct. 4.
Principal Beebe speaks on Com
positions, Essays and Orations" at
the Teachers Institute at Montpelier
this week
E. S. Robinson has engaged W. o..
ROchleau to operate at the second
chair in his hair dressing parlOrs at
the Randall.
H. NJ. Rich, treasurer of the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Company,
left on Monday evening on a western
business trip.
Bert Shaw, for thirteen months
with f. S. Robinson. has finished his
engagement and gone for the present
to his home in Stowe.
Geo. Parmenter of Montpelier, Mr.
and Mrs. Benedict of Barre, and Mrs.
II. A Bowman of Montpelier, have
been visiting in town.
Rev. Mr. Emery, of Stowe, will
preach in the NJ E. Church Sunday
morning, at Elmore at 1:30 p. m,
and at the Corners at 4 p. m.
Go yourself and take your wife
with you to the Village Improve
ment Associating meeting on Thurs
day evening at The Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman Shaw will
soon go to Iowa to spend the winter.
Theirresidence on Park street will be
occupied by Prof Bpebe and wife.
o. B. Hunt has snapped his house
in Morrisville with g. w. Clark for a
timber lot Indications are that Mr..
Hunt will go into the lumber business.
A. r. Cowles has rented one side of
o. L. Woods section in the corner
brick block and will make that his
headquarters here for the sale of
musical instruments.
A very lively thunder shower passed
over at about O'Clock Monday
morning. The first electric storm
since the severe experience of the first
two weeks in August.
Since the State fair A. A. Niles has
received communications from par
ties living in the Conn Valley who de-
sire to become members of the Sheep
Breeders Association and have their
sheep registered.
Joshua Merriam has arranged with
Gov. Hendee for the use of the sheep
pens at the fair grounds, and meet
ing of the Sheep Breeders Association
will be called at some future date.
Mr.. Merriam is a correspondent OF
the American Association and VIII
issue color tests to members.
One of A. F. Whitney's work horses
got his leg over the pole of the wagon
while at the depot Saturday, and in
irving to get it back, broke the leg.
1t was at first thought the horse
would have to be killed, but Leclair,
the veterinary surgeon took him In
hand and says he can fix him all
right.
1t is evident that Morrisyille has
three pastors, all coming at about
the same time, who are deeply in
terested in all that pertains to the
common good of the community,
whether connected directly with pull
Dit work or otherwise. They are
live, wide-awake men with practical
thoughts for us all.
vermont Creams" were again
honored last week. They received
a premium at the Malone fair and
honorable mention at our fair. Ira
is all smiles Just now, and he has
reason to, as his vermont Creams"
are fast getting up to the head OF the
procession. Nothing but Nancy
Hanks can beat them.
Rocheleau, the barber, returned
Saturday night from three weeks
soiourn in Montpelier, where he has
been undergoing treatment at the
Kelley Cure Institute. He says he
comes home perfectly cured, has no
desire whatever for liquor and would
inst as soon take drink of kerosene
as to indulge in whiskey
The September meeting of the i'm
movement Association should have
the attention of every member TO,
morrow evening Thursday at {
O'Clock. As the longer evenings anc
cooler weather is upon US, the WorR
that is possible for this organization
to do should be taken up with re
Dewed energy, for there is unques
fionabIv a broad field for action
The pastors of the three churches VII
in response to an invitation bt
present and give hints on severa
lines with reference to the future WorI
of the association.
of course everybody will notice
Curriers' advertisement this week
Mr.. Currier believes in the use 0
Dpinter's ink. In no other way cal
he reach az many people of this coun
ty as through this paper. At IN
same time he makes no statement
that he cannot fulfill; therefore Whel
he saws he has large line OF cloak
and dry goods. the public can sa el.
depend upon it. We have looke'
over his stock, and his store IS hlle'
with as fine an assortment OF CLOAK
and dry goods as we have ever see
in this county. The stock is MAD
mn of the latest styles and novelties
1t will pay you to visit his store an
see the assortment.
At the Methodist church on sun
dav evening was held union lem
nerance meeting under the ausplce
Of the w. C. T. .. Meetings OF a Tx
character we're supposed TO De lei
the country over among the loca
unions on Sunday, to pay tribute Z
the great work of the round the Worl
missionary. Mrs. c. A. Patten pre-
sided. making appropriate remarks
Mrs. Seymour read the Scripture an