News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-07
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Village improvement" tonight
Social hop at the hotel Saturda-
evening.
Some DRINKS about the village Sat
urday night.
Over $50 took dinner at the Pho
nix convention day.
Boston & Maine mileages are nov
good upon the st. J. & L. G.. road.
Miss Stella Wiswell of Springfield
Mass, is visiting relatives in thi,
place.
Louie Strong left last Friday fo
Poland Springs, Me-, where he is tt
spend several weeks.
The first installment of city board
ers arrived at "The Films " last week
Others will follow soon.
Fred Gale of Chicago, arrived il
town last Saturday, and will spend 6
few weeks here with relatives
Spiller Brothers of Morrisville, are
doing a fine job of painting on the
house where ''ye editor" resides.
On Sunday last the rapid rising OF
the Gihon carried away a portion OF
the fiume to W, D. Manning's mill.
Justin Leach is confined to the
house with lame knee, caused by
being struck with a ladder on which
there was hook.
Selectman Kelley returned from
Alburgh Springs Monday, where he
has been for the past few weeks. He
intends to return again.
C. III. Crane fell last Friday and in
his effort to stop himself struck his
right hand on nail, penetrating the
palm thereof. The wound is a very
painful one.
They had a lawn party at "The
Films " Fourth of July night There
was a display of fireworks, refresh
ments were served and a pleasant
time generally.
The marriage of Andrew Hubbard
and Alma Spaulding occurred last
Wednesday. A number of their
friends visited them July 4th, giving
them a hearty reception.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot preached in Union
church last Sunday morning in the
interests of the Vermont Bible Society
and in the evening gave an interest
ing talk on best methods of reading
and studying the Bible.
The posting" of the stream be-
tween Sherwin's drug store and Brig
hams house, by someone maliciously
inclined, has caused considerable
sport. The authorities have" caught
on" and the mud-hole is being re-
paired.
Henry Nichols, an employee of the
hide house, and Miss Hannah Scriv-
ems OF Toronto, were married at |. C.
residence last Saturday,
by Rev. Mr.. Saunders of johnson.
They took a short trip to Woodbury.
and intend to make this place their
future home.
II. M. Mcfarland and wife, r. W.
Hulburd and wife, L. HI. Lewis and
wife of this place, c. B. Wetherby and
wife of Jacksonville, r. Brush and
wife, H. n. Gray and wife of Cam
bridge, and j. v. Stevens of Water
vile, go tomorrow on the annual ex-
of the Vermont Press Asso-
iation.
The bicycle fever has reached this
town. Two new machines sarrived
asst week for n g.. Wood and w. n.
Putnam. They are of the New Mail
make and are very handsome. These
With the other machines in town, in
,luding the Pneumatic Cycle" and
he Bronco" brought here by the
tale boys from Chicago, make lively
on our streets.
OF course all will remember the lee |
Ire this evening on Village Inn |
by B. G. Northrup of
We are all interested
n the best methods of improving our
village and in no better way can we
earn how to do so than by listening
TO one who has given this subject
deep study. Mr.. Northrup does not
come to small places like this,
but he comes at the solicitation of
our people. Let there be large at
tendance. Lecture at 8; admission,
% cents.
The No. Troy Palladium of June 30
has the following regarding the death
of Mrs. j. w. Redmond: =
Our whole community was startled on
Sunday evening last at the announcement of
the sudden death of Mrs. j w. Redmond.
1t was very sudden as up to Saturday she
appeared to be in her usual health, going
about the daily duties of her household
Mrs. Redmond was a daughter of the late
Prof. Petty of the University of Vermont,
and was 81 years of age Since she became
a resident of this village she has won the
respect and esteem of all classes, as well as
the warm and affectionaUe regard of all
members of the Cong'l church and the Chris
tan Endeavor society of which she was a
CONSTANT, willing, earnest and helpful mem
Der. Those who knew her intimately speak
in high terms as woman of fine Christian
character. Her funeral took place Tuesday
in the Congregational church, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Munro, and the interment was
made in the cemetery here. The organ gal
ery and pulpit of the church were banked
with beautiful white flowers. The tribute of
her friends in the church and c. <. society
was a magnificent white floral Tyre. She
leaves behind husband and one little girl
who have the sympathy of all in their bereave-
ment.