News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-08-11

fanme Hlekok, Arlie Camphell los
sic Slayton, Cora Brackett, Sad;,
Hnu9lee, Cora Woodward and Georgia
Jackson, and Messrs. Carl Hopkins
Henry Small, Joe Benson, Charlie
solomon, Francis Blair. Carroll
0pauldlng and Willie Whipple.
Republican Rally at town hall, Sat.
Grday evening at 100. George NJ
fowers, z. X. Gleed and Others will
speak. All interested in the cause OF
projection to our home Industries, OF
an honest dollar, free ballot and
honest count, are earnestly invited
70 represent and make this an unmis-
taxable token that the voters of Yer
mont are active and wide-awake and
VIII roll up a grand majority for Full
Ter and Stranahan, and Harrison
and Reid.
The officials of Peoples Academy
ana Morrisville Graded School, have
Just published a very well gotten up
catalogue, from the News AND CITI-
zen press. The announcements show
some new features: school opening
earlier than usual, Wednesday, Aug
gust "a, being the date; October u
Is Columbus day; there will be a short
recess during the Christmas holidays,
and the second year will close June
=, 1898. School opens there two
weeks from to-day Wednesday, and
everything indicates a large atten-
dance.
-Four new houses are being built on
the South side: Mr. Smalley, south of
Mr.. Bently's on Maple street; Mr..
Whitcomb, Mr.. Peck and Mr.. Chasein
the vicinity of Cherry avenue and
Lincoln street. George A Cheney
has bought lot on Harrison avenue
of III. b. George and will erect
house thereon. The street running
south from upper Main, at C. H. A.
Stafford's, is fast filling with houses.
The Davis house, known in former
days as 1.-The Nebraska" standing
next the Christian church, was last
week moved back on to that new
street.
At the special meeting on Monday,
the article concerning modifying the
vote, so that the addition to the
town hall might be made in front,
was passed over by vote standing
6S to At, which leaves the matter as
before, the addition to be erected in |
in the rear, which as has been stated, |
" will resemble a lean-to hitched onto a |
barn. The town fathers were in
structed to buy land and build at the
meeting in June, Dr. Woodward had |
been bargained with and the money
paid over, so the town is unable to
recede from the whole job, as many
present at Mondays meeting eviden-
thy would prefer. The result of this
will relieve the corporation
its liability to pay $500, which
together with private sub
it is said would have
made the expenses to the town the
same whether the improvements be
made in front or rear.
CAMP IDLEWILD.
To realize and appreciate the beau
titul surroundings of this resort at
Elmore, one must make a personal
visit, sit on the spacious varanda at
the club house, take in the delightful
scene of land and water and breathe
n the air that only Gilmore can fur
Dish. The IdleNild Club, which has
put upon the lake steam yacht and
QUILT the large roomy house on the
East shore of the lake, is composed
Of many of Morrisville's enterprising
business men, a jolly set of fellows to
all in with in camp life and are al
ways ready to welcome friends to
he camp. The past week a large
,arty have occupied the camp, all
njoying a first-class time and ad-
ling quite materially to their avoir-
lupois. Among those who have
,een in camp in addition to those
mentioned last week are F. B. Liv-
ngston and family, H. NJ. Rich and
rife, C. A. Gle and family, E. B. Gle /
nd wife. Miss Alice Doty, Mrs. t
fletcher of Burlington, Miss Ger
rude Woodbury. of Burlington and
Iiss Daisy Darling ofAlbany, with a q q
arge number of visitors on Sunday.