News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-10
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Teachers Examinatio arch % and "a.
oflate.
Mr.. Ed Cutler and fas Nave moved to
Morrisville.
PD Pike and IT connected their
store with the teleph6W &kange.
Mr.. Hiram Knight has ed the residence
of Mrs Pottle as reportt
Town meeting passed 4 cry quietly with
| the usual unnecessary cr1 alton.
4S couples attended the . year dance at
Munn's Hall on Monday e ssf last week.
A. NJ Minard of MorrisvEie has purchased
the sherman place near Z.us Brook bridge
Mr.. Carroll Mum has shanged his fine
stepping stallion with pat rnes for horse
! of less speed.
The friends of Mrs. Geo& Robinson are
| nIeaspd to learn that she is improving from
her late critical condition ofhealth.
Mcmahon & Chase will put a separator in
Mt Waterbury Center and bring the cream to
their creamery in Stowe for working.
Mrs. Ora Wrisley is under. close medical
| attendance from the bite of doga year and
| a half ago.
Mr. Harry Warren returns to the village to
live and will move to the house occupied by
Mr.. BOyce.
Mrs. A. C. SIayton is very poorly from
| heart trouble by reason of which medical at
tendance is occasionally suddenly called.
The marriage of Mr.. FrankEmith and Miss
| Sylvia Gibbs is announced, They are nice
| Young people, industrious and sensible hence
| no objections to their union. CongTatula-
tons.
That the donation given the Rev. Mr.
Emery on Friday evening was success will
be admitted The net cash receipts were $40
or more for which we presume the pastor is
fully appreciative.
Mr. Andrew Boyce like sensible fellow has
closed out his grocery business and will retire
from trade He says that he did not wish to
| continue longer and have the assistance of
| the sheriff. He was reasonable in prices and
honest in deal
Mr.. Henry Sargent during early winter was
severely assaied with the grip, before recov-
| cring from that he became afflicted with the
measles of which after several weeks he does
not easily recover, and yet lies PROSTATE
with slight evidence of Improvement
A telegram was received by Mr.. R. D. Stay
| ton on Wednesday of last week announcing
| the death of his sister, Mrs Dwight Cutler
winter in California. Mrs. Cutler was an
estimable lady and is pleasantly remembered
by her many friends in Vermont.
! Mr. j. E. BentIy, passenger agent of c. v
r. R., will be in town onSaturday of this week
4, to take the names of those who are willing
to take summer boarders. Every one will
realize the Importance of this move and
many we trust will'try and furnish accommo-
dations for few, so that at least 100 may
| spend the summer among US. If people take
hold of the matter they ought, success is
assured.
Town Observation-Disclosures L. G.. Moody;
| Clerk A. G.. RAYMOND; Treasurer, o. L.
Luce; Collector, C. r. Churchill; Selectmen,
S. G. Atwood S. c. Poor H. A. Thomas;
Listers, l.. c. Moody E. B. Cobb, f. C. Ba-
shaw; Auditors. C. L. Mcmahon, P D. Pike,
A. C. Raymond; Constable, c. E. Burt; Town
| Grand Jurors, Lucius Sallies, o. f. Gerry
| Agent to deed Real Estate III. A. Thomas;
Trustee of Public Money, W. H. H. Bingham;
| Overseer of the Poor, W. l. Atkins; Law
Agent, L..C. Moody; Fence Viewers, L. C.
Camp, J. S. Stone, Thomas Downer; Supt. of
Poor Farm, Vernon wilkins. Voted to raise
IS cents on the dollar, with the usual dis
| count