News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-06-23
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Remember the telephone meeting Saturday
evening.
Topic of Sermon, 1.-THE Bible, Why Believe
Dvine?" Hymns, Nos. and 200.
We shall be glad to see lots of Morrisvilians
up to that meeting Saturday night.
camping party of twenty young people
from Johnson, spent last Saturday at Camp
Bacon.
Geo. Wilkins of Stowe, has hired ]. E. Bing-
ham and wife to care for the r. g. Hill farm
and stock.
Mrs Charles Tiff and Miss Florence Foster
of Barre, are visiting their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Preston Peake.
Lucius, Walter and Clinton Spaulding, went
| to Craftsbury last Wednesday, to attend the
| funeral of their uncle, Charles Spaulding.
The first pickerel of the season was caught
| last week by Geo Wiltshire and weighed 11a
| pounds. On Saturday he caught the second,
which weighed 3K2 pounds.
| Mr. Belknap of the Hyde Park creamery,
was in town Saturday canvassing the pros
poets, for starting creamery at the Pond.
| We are told he met with much encourage
ment.
NOTICE The people of Gilmore and vicinity
are requested to meet at the vestry OF the
church at Elmore Pond on Saturday next
June %, at 1870, to discuss the project OF
| telephone connections with the outer world .
| Full information as to the cost of obtaining
these privileges, with all other conditions
will there be given. Let every citizen mani
fest his good will by being present and taking
part in the discussion.
Deforest Noble went to Enosburgh last Fri
day to attend the funeral of his father, l.. A,
| Noble, who died very suddenly last week
He was doing chores at the barn, apparently
in his usual health. Going to another part
of the barn to care for the horses he threw
up his arms and exclaimed, 80, my God, how
dark it is" and fell to the floor dead. Heart
disease is supposed to be the cause. Mr.
Noble was formerly a resident here, residin g
upon the farm, now occupied by his son, De
forest, several years.
At the Perry affair (related last week. cross
complaints were filed with Grand Juror, Il
L. Camp. First, that of the citizens against
Jim Perry and second, that of Briggs Perry
Jm's father, against Fred Griswold Girls
void went before Justice, granted judge
ment and paid fine of So, thus saving cost
, Officer, Geo. Town of Morrisve, on Wednes
day took Perry before Justice Cady, who
paid fine and costs, without standing trial
: The whole footing over 50. And now ma.
peace abide with us and every one follow tn
. Golden Rule
The Republican caucus last Saturday wa
4 attended by thirteen persons. I'll. IL. Chul
chill was appointed chairman and g A. Mors
secretary. The following were chosen delegate
to the State Convention and given the choic
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e For delegates to County Convention, b.
Morse, W. w. Deano, J. r. Parker, Geo.
: Gould, III. d. Cook, Ii. III. Churchill also tn
choice of aIternates: Town Comm, j. L
n Parker, II. II. Bangs, H. II. Churchill. lnr
k Spouse to all, remarks were made by MessI
Camp, Morse, Churchill, and Delanc
- The sentiment was strong in favor of a farm
~ or Governor and unanimous against all see
} ers for office The delegates were not forme
w instructed, but counseled to do the best II
,r the nomination of a farmer.
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