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

H. E. Cntler and family have re-
turned from Mortified.
o. d, Matthews visited relatives in
st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. W. S. Lawrence is numbered
among the sick on Laport.
Rev. D. C. Croft and wife of st. Al.
bans, are visiting at DR.. Halls
Geo. Sanborn has rented a black
smith shop and moved to Stowe.
B. A. Palmer, of Mystic, P. O., is
working for IL. d. Bryant at the sta
ton.
Misses Emma and May Morse of st.
Johnsbury visited friends in the place
last week.
Munson and Slocum have each put
the Standard Cash Registers" in
their stores.
Judge Powers left Wednesday for
Island Pond, where he addresses a
political rally.
Miss Lucy Bracket, of Plymouth,
n. H., is visiting her cousin, Miss
Bernice Tewksbury.
j. C. and W. II. Robinson went to
Burlington on Tuesday, to spend a
few days at the lake.
Frank Spaulding of this town is
among the party taking the trip over
the Canadian Pacific.
Lamoille County Union of Good
Templars is to be held at town hall,
tomorrow (Thrsday)
Judge Powers arrived home from
Washington on Monday noon, after
an absence of two months.
E. d. Eldred is in Boston and Vi
entity visiting friends and selectil &
stock of goods for fall trade,
Mrs. Soper and Miss May Soper, of
Springfield are spending a week in
town, stopping at D. c. SDaulding's.
The check list was made out and
posted last week. When completed
the list will probably show full $50
names.
DIR. E. III. johnson and family, with
relatives visiting here from Connecti-
cut, went to Mount Mansfield on
Monday.
White & Co. turned out 1874 pound
and a half lOaves of bread last week
the largest number in the history of
the bakery.
C. FL. Slocum and G. K. Currier left
Tuesday for Diamond Pond, where
they will spend the remainder of the
week in trout fishing.
Mrs. Sleeper, widow of the late
David Sleeper, has just been granted
a pension of $12 a month through |
FL. B. Georges agency.
W. l. Paul and family have re-
turned to Morrisville. We under
stand Mr.. Paul intends organizing
a first-class orchestra OF ten pieces.
Burton w. Grout and Martin B.
Waite, of Worcester, Mass, have
spent several days among friends In
town; the latter left on Saturday for
Biddeford, Maine.
A very pleasant gathering was the
reception at the Congregational par
sonage on Friday evening. Rev. and
Mrs. Seymour made the evening an
enjoyable one to all, and there was
goodly number.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, pastor of the
Universalist church, is away on a
vacation. There will be no services
at that church next Sunday. Rumor
has it that the parson will bring
wife back with him.
Coral Chapter, No. Is, will hold
their annual picnic On the Camp
Ground, Wednesday, Aug. II. Vol
colt and Hardwick Chapters are in
yited to come. Let all members
come and bring baskets.-Per order
Committee.
Mr.. Baldwin and family, of Wells
River and Air. and Mrs. Lysander
Cobb, have been visiting i'll town
and they with Andrew Smith and
family, Will Cobb and wife and
others, opened camp at ldlewlld, FL
more Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Spaulding, of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, formerly of Mont
pelier, is spending several weeks at
Charles A. Sanders. Mr.. Sanders
also had as guests over sunday.
Walter II. and Burt W. Sanders OIL
East Montpelier.
Through some mistake the ball
game between the Gorhams and
Giants was announced to occur lasG
Monday. The game will be played
on Friday of this week at O'Clock
in the afternoon and an interesting
game may be expected.
Sample copy of the New York
Tribune sent to any address on re-
CENT of postal card at this ONCE.
Remember, $1.75 pays for the NEWS
AND CITIZEN and the Tribune for one
wear. This offer is open to residents
of any state III the Union.
The new premium list with pro-
gram for our fair is nearly completed
and will appear in pamphlet form.
ANY person wishing one can nave IL
bv calling on or addressing the sec
rotary. A. A. Niles, Morrisville. Get
one and make an exhibit at the falr'
Twenty-nine people from this place
went on pilgrimage TO the r, EasCeIh
Star Lodge at Wolcott, last Wednes-
day evening, enjoying very pleas,
ant time, going on the express anu
returning on the Hyde Park Gyer,
which was held an hour and nan
for the accommodation OF the party.
Charles f. Conant, whose name re-
Gently appeared in these columns as
the yaledictorian Of his class at Law
renee University, Appleton, WIS, mas
mat been elected principal OIL the
Abtannm Academy, Ahtanum, wash
wbither he will soon go TO make pre-
variations for the work OF the coming
year. ..-,, -
The "Arion Ladies Quartette, OF
New York City, who are spending tng
summer at Higbgate Springs, WI VIII
give q. concert at the Town haii .2at-
Sr',ay evening. The st. Adams Mes.
aen0er says ut - o most ezceiiene
comnanyb They give o concert az
Hardwick Friday evening ana STOWE
Monday evening al
The following young people WIFI
Mra Il. q. Woodward as ehaPefo,n
are camping at Gilmore Misses Ell Ia
Niles Agnes Woodward, CarrI g,. 1uss-
man lillian Leaeh, Katie diiDerC'