News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRIsvILLE

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MORRIsvJLLE
DR.. H. d. Martin is at The Ran
dali. ; to remain until Feb. LIST. AM
Mrs. Hattie Bundy Gray will re-
turn this week TO her home in Wor-
cester. Mass
The snow rollers have been brought
into Use the past week for the first
time this winter
Rev. Mr. Fisk viii be away next
Sunday, but services will be held at
the regular hours.
Gov. Hendee went to Boston, and
Fred Livingstone to New York, on
Monday on business.
Guy Hrrrick, who went to Boston
two years ago to work in furniture
store, is at home on "a visit.
A fine crop of Ice is being secured
on Whitney ) pond. Not mnrh I'm
ger Of an ice anime in Northern YER
mont, this year even.
An interesting service was held
at the Congregational church on sun
day evening, participated in by the
pastor, choir. and congregation.
Lewis Marshall closed a winter
term of school in the West hill neigh
borhood on Friday and resumed his
studies a the academy on Monday.
Stephen H. Tiff, esq. left town
Monday morning, and rumOr has it
that Mr.. Tiff goes to New York state
where he will take unto himself n
wife.
Charles Shaw had n large tumor
removed very successfully from his
shoulder last week The operation
was performed by doctors RubIeeand
Hall
Mr.. Oscar Harris finds that his fan
cy store does not pay and viii pack
up his stock and leave town. vaca-
ting the old bakery building this
week
1t is expected that the ladies' Ofthe
Universalist Society viii give a socia-
BILE and musical about Feb 18th, Of
which further notice and particulars
will be given.
Among those who have recOvere
from very severe attacks of the grip
are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, Fred
Livingston, Mr. Snusiers, Julius Cal
lup and Jefferson Churchill,
1t is understood that w W. Cate,
or Green & Cate, are III possession OF
the old bakery property; matters
having been satisfactorily adjusted
between 1. A. White & Co. and them
E.. E. Foster, D. D. g. NJ, has visit
ed all Masonic lodges in bis jurlsdic-
ton and finds them in fourishine
condition. He expects to visit them
again before the close OF the ofticia
year.
People ought to be warned about
the stones placed at the corners o
streets, as they are now covered witt
snow and cannot be seen. TwOtea
have already come TO misiortunt
by them.
William Pope, formerly OF Califor
MIA, now of New Jersey, accompanied
bv his brother-in-law. Chester Nc
Whitney, of New York. is visiting hi
brother, c. NJ. Pope, after an absenc
oftorty years.
VIII Cobb has finished a thre
years course at Waterman's clothln1
house. He is succeeded by T e
Campbell, who is rapidly catching 81
to the idea of how to sell good good
at low figure.
The annual meeting of the UniveI
salist society will be held at Ia
church in Morrisvile, this (Wednes
dav) evening at half past seve-
O'Clock. for the election of officers 10
the coming year
a grand musical sociablp and ic
cream festival will be held at Il
Waite's on Saturday evening of thi
week at 7:3O O'Clock. The music vi
be under the direction of Prof WbiI
pie, assisted by Messrs. Cobb, Fleet
wood, Lang and Terrill. Eyerybod
invited.
The Lamoille Valley Medical AssC
citation will hold its regular meetin
in Morrisvile on Thursday, Februar
4. The meeting will be called to OF
der at one O'Clock p. m. All rtgula
graduates in medicine are cordial
INVITED to be present.-E. II. johnson
Secretary.
Miss EuIa Reed, only daughter {
Mrs. B. F. Reed, and Mr. Win CObt
until recently clerk IN Waterman
store, were married in the presence {
only a very few friends, on MCuda.
leaving on the evening train Il
Boston. 1t is understood that II
and Mrs. Cobb will soon retur
here to reside
Concerning Major Henry c. Dane
lecture here last Friday evening
there seems to be one general expire
sion. and that most favorable on
Major Dane has given Us q lecture
the best class something that ca
but make a lasting impression f
good. In his thrilling lecture, tt
naval battles OF the war, the Maj,
has achieved a grand succession
may he live to repeat it.
Coral Chapter, No IS. 0. E. s
met January >, and installed ii
following officers: 4. Il. Campbe
W. p; Mrs. W. G. McCIintock, w n
Mrs. z. B. Livingston, A. NJ; Mrs. J
ii. Town, Secretary; Mrs. JOSEF
Thompson, Treasurer; Mrs. ID.
Spaulding, Con; Mrs c. A. Sha
A. c.; Mrs. A. r. Campbell, Ada
Mrs. &. w Fitch, Ruth; Mrs }.
Reed. Esther; Mrs. Z. D. EIdre
Martha; Mrs. Paulina Shaw, Elect
Mrs. G. A. Gle, Warder; Harrisc
George, Sentinel.
The 6. A. r boys had a very Fl
time the night of their installatio
After the installation took place, t
ladies OF the Relief Corps appeared
the scene and presented the post wi
S25, Il genuine surprise, and th
spread a feast such as only the
noble-hearted women know how
Get up. The occasion was made 81
fnerrier by seupral army songs by
Sons of Veterans. The post is
good order and the bows viii respo
as readily as they did in 81, shot
a call be made for recruits for Chill
The lecture committee were We
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