News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-11

woodward,
Read Curriers' new advertisement
big reductions preparatory to NOV
ing in the new store
A. A. Niles received an appointment
last week as aid on National Com
mander Palmer's staff.
Andrew James, father-in-law of |.
A. White, has been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia, but is now much
better
The winter term at the Academy
closes on Tuesday, February %.
The evenings exercises will be STYLED
an evening with Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
The managers of the lecture course
just closed feel that much credit for
the success of the course is due to the
liberal patronage received from the
adjoining towns.
c. F. Randall went to Boston last
Friday to purchase furniture and
carpets for the new hotel About
eight hundred and fifty yards of car
peting will be needed.
Quarterly meeting services We're
held at the Methodist church on Sun
day afternoon last. Presiding Elder
Boutwell, was in town on Monday to
hold quarterly conference,
Cashier Rich and H. A. Slayton Wis
tied the savings banks at Woodsville
and Bradford Tuesday for the pur-
pose of inspecting the new furniture
and fixtures recently placed in those
institutions.
The inside wood finish is now being
done in the bank building The plas-
tering and hard finish has dried out
in first-class shape, with fire kept but
one night and nothing but cotton
cloth over the windows.
The Ladies' Aid Society was largely
attended at Thomas BELTS on Fri
day afternoon, when was held the an
niial election of officers The Ladit S
Aid Society and Epworth League
each pledged 500 for the new par
sonage.
The Good Templars have again
revived; have rented the rooms in
the Hendee & Fisk building formerly
occupied by this office, and will meet
at A. A. Niles office. at seven o'clock
this Wednesday, evening to elect
officers for the ensuing quarter.
Z. S. Robinson has received from
Cincinnati, Ohio, Burlington and
Boston, almost an entirely new outfit
for his hair-dressing rooms in the
new hotel block 1t is understood
that Mrs Pottle, the milliner, will oc-
cgpy his present shop when vacated.
Geo. Fisk, at present in the employ
of the Burlington Clipper, was burned
out recently, j. O., the rooms at his
lodging house took fire from a de-
fective flue during his absence and he
lost all of his everyday clothes, be-
sides a large assortment of room
ornaments.
"B. F. Smith has his pension con-
siderably increased, a fact that his
numerous friends will be glad to
Know Hardwick Gazette.@ Right
you are, Mr. Gazette; We are very
glad to know this, and we will be
Still happier if Mr., Smith will pay US
what he has owed us since Feb
ruary %, 1856.
Arrangements are about completed
for the yacht club ball, which comes
off Friday evening of this week. A
large number from out of town have
announced their intention to be pres
eut. .incIuding % couples from Stowe
The music WILDE Elmore's best and
fhe supper at ''Tt1e kandall' first
class in all respects.
Rev. ". H. Worthen of Hardwick
VIII preach in the Methodist church
next Sabbath in exchange with Rev
N. E. douglas. He has kindly con
sented to DELIVER his very popular
lecture Harmony OF Science anc
Revelation" Sunday evening at thu
Methodist church, under the auspices
Of the EDwoFth League and Ladies
Aid Society. Lecture to commence
at 7:BO O'Clock, with a collection al
the close.
There viii be a masquerade gIyeI
Friday evening, February -. Coco
music will be FURNISHED It is leap
wear. but get your best girl and com,
out Just the same. You can secure
masks by leaving your order Will
Harry Hardy before saturday even
inc. who viii haYe a catalogue Q
prices. There will be prige given t.
the one wearing the prettIest ladies
costume, also one for the most unIqu
gentleman's costume, which VIII b.
awarded by a vote OF all present.
Per Order Of Committee.
fine only Lamoiile county veteran
VITO received any appointment at tn
late g. a. K. encampment, was Capt
Kenfeld Of this place, who j. aT
pointed alternate to the natl0na ef
taInpment. g. w. noty had quite
large following for Department Com
mander. but would not enter INT
any contest against Mr.. Henry, an
requested that his name be not pre-
seated. aoVYit psEandipg hia larg
army experience, Mr.. Doty Is sun
VoIIng man and will, in all probabll
fy. in the near future be hpnorea D
aa election to the position OF Depar'
ment Commander, a positloh WIG
his gallant war record merits,
considerable has been said at 81
ferent times about people buyih
goods of travelling agents. Very ir
duentlv the articles bous hit cost MOI
than the same can be bought 81 non
aeaIers. Illustrating tlifs point, v
fefer to the matter Of monument
and head-stones. Last fall a man
Hyde Park bought q snail mon
ment OF a travelling man, paying III
500 and SO extra for lettering ~
marking. The same monument, I!
complete. can be bought In MORT
vile for $50. Another party at We
colt paid $50 for what can
sougfit here for 500. Now the que
iIonis. how long viii people cPnun !.
To be duped in this manner. By j
HE sensible and better way IS to OF
III home dealers, who will do as tn
.anree, if for no other reason than I
fact that they are here and can n
afford to iDjure their reputation! al
business by selling at exorbita
prices. f. f. Foster guarantees
work and prices to be satitsfacfgEo
Ind anybody wanting anything
his line will save money by consu
ing him.