News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-06-02

MORRISXILLE.

/. Q. Andrews is about to open {
meat-markes on Union street.
Jewett returned a few days age
with another installment of horses.
Waite, the groceryman, furnishes
his customers with ice-cold lemonade
Subject of sermon in the Methodist
church, COLLECTIONS to the Bible Con-
sidered."
Walter Gilbert and Henry George
of st. Adams, were in town on Me-
mortal Day.
p. K. Gleed was called to Sheldon
on Monday by the death and burial
of a nephew.
III. W. Allen of Barre, a frst-class
barber, has entered the employ OF
W. M. Clark.
E.. S. Robinson has been confined
to the house the past week with q
sever throat trouble.
Mrs. L. B. Boynton and children
arrived here from Fort Payne, Ala,
on Saturday evening.
The Phila May Concert drew a
crowded house Monday evening, and
gave general satisfaction.
Mr.. Nanton will preach at the Cor
ners at 4 p. m, on Sunday. Subject,
The Bible Proven True"
Judge Powers delivered the grafton
Decoration Day at Middlebury. A.
o. Gates spoke at Newbury.
Hall & Cheney now serve ice cream
at their soda water counter. Like
their soda the cream is of the best.
Subject on Thursday evening at
the meeting in the NJ. E. church,
Scattering Seeds of Kindness or
Work for Him."
Rev. Mr.. Cakes of Cambridge,
preached twice at the Congregational
church on Sunday, presentinge exceed
ingly practical discourses.
The strawberry festival held by the
Epworth League of the Methodist
chuch on Friday evening, was a very
pleasant affair, with about $14 as
receipts.
Mrs. Gordon w. Trow and children
came to town Friday evening from
Washington, ID. c., and will spend
several weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
Hendee and Mrs. Doty.
Remember the Operetta, "The
Merry Milk Maids" to be given at
Town Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings next, June 10 and IL. The
programmes will be out,soon.
The Methodist Ladies Aid meets
at Mrs. Whites on Friday afternoon.
All members of the Epworth League
cabinet are asked to be present at
the same time to consider special
business.
A meeting of the Powers Republic
an Club will be held at the usual
place at 8 O'Clock next Wednesday
evening June Sth, to receive and dis
cuss the news from the Minneapolis
convention.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Improvement Association was held
last Thursday evening. The Associa-
ton is about publishing an advertis-
ING folder which will soon be issued
from this office.
The Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont delegation to the Republic
an convention at Minneapolis will
pass through this place Thursday
afternoon on a special train. Ihey
will take supper at the railroad res
taurant.
Annual inspection of j. M. Warner
Post Saturday evening June 4th.
Comrade r. O. S~turtevant OF Swan
ton, will be present and perform the
duty of inspection. Boys let us nave
the best ofthe season. The w. X. Z.
and Sons of Veterans are invited to
he nresent. We ask you to come b e
oause we want to see you,-Wm. u.
McCIintock, district inspector.
The circle of the Congregational
society calls another meeting for
Thursday evening Of this week. rev.
Mr.. MiIIiken, who was invited 10
come to this church has accepted a
scholarship and will spend another
voar AFT Yale seminary, taking a past
graduate course. Rev. Mr.. Yale OF
Andoyer. who preached here two
weeks ago has been given a call by
tbe church and this will undoubtedly
be ratified by the society on Thurs
day evening.
The members of the fire department
of the village of Morrisville, r here
hy notified TO meet at the town hall,
Thursday evening, June I'd, at 7:3O
O'Clock, for the purpose OF electIng
officers for the ensuing year ana Iur-
ther reorganization. All members
who have rendered service IN atten-
dance at fires, for which they have
not received their pay, are requested
to present their bills at this time, Tor
final adiustment.-E. W. webster
Chief Engineer.
Carroll F. Sweeney arrived in town
from HAVANA, Cuba, last Wednes-
day, having been one week on yIe
road. Carroll is one OF MorrlsYiiie ?
boys who has struck our tend' Whiie