News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-31
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.


meeting al Lake Sunapee last week.
f. w. Webster has purchased th
C. X. Leach place on Summer street
A report OF the Electric Road Com
mittee may be found on the secon'
page.
Mr.. and Mis-. n. B. Blair have re
turned from pleasant trip through
Maine.
| Miss Gates read a good sermon a
the Universalist church last Sunda.
morning.
The fall term at the Academy open
ed up to-day with good attendanc
throughout.
DR.. F. M. Nichols and son of Whit
River Junction, have been visiting
relatives here.
The School Directors are short {
couple of teachers for fall term SCI
business notice.
W, III. Robinson has returned from
his trip to Boston and new goods arr
beginning to arrive.
Ralph Barrows, formerly with HI
Waite, is now doing duty behind thu
counter at Munson's.
F. A Freeman, who is now employ
ed in Barre, is spending his vacation
with his parents here.
w. O. Rocheleau and W. M. CLARK
and son we're at Queen City Park 6
couple of DAYS last week.
Miss Agnes VI. Woodward, of The
Acamemy class of '93, will enter the
U. V. M. at the coming term.
Mrs. C. H. Slocum will read the ser
mon at the Universalist church next
Sunday. 7. p. C. U. at Z o'clock.
The party of MorrisVille ladies ar
rived home Saturday evening, after
a pleasant week at Queen City Park
Mrs. II. H. Elmore is spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Or
leans county, taking a much-needed
rest.
The many friends of "Doc" Shell
don, now of Newport, were pleased to
see him about the village the past
week.
L. B. Boynton went to st. Johns
bury to supply the circus people with
their daily allowance of GRUB last
Saturday.
Miss May Hadley of Boston, is WIS.,
iting her cousin, Nellie Hadley. who
entertained party of young friends
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Copley of Boston, for
merly Miss Lucy Page, gave an en-
joyable tea party at Malvern Farm
on Thursday last.
G. A. Gle and O. M. Waterman are
attending the Breeders Meeting at
White River Junction. They went
down on their wheels.
Mrs. S. G. Bean of Newport, has
been visiting friends in this place the
past week. Her son, Geo. Newland,
spent few days with her.
Leon Daniels returned this week
from trip to Montpelier and Barre.
He will commence his school in the
Darling District next Monday
Next Sunday in the Darling District
Miss Tyler, a native of South Africa,
will speak and sing songs and show
her Zulu curiosities. All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Rich and Miss
Alice Gilbert were on Mt. Mansfield a
greater part of last week. Mr.. Rich
came home on his bicycle Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. Earle has taken up her
residence in this place again. She
has rented the upper part of the
Widow Thomas new house on Pleas
ant street.
Changers to the number of 25 or
more went to East Hardwick THURS
day to attend the Caledonia Grange
meeting. They report a very profit
able gathering.
Mrs. A. TiIlotson and Mrs. M. Co
nant of Wolcott, Mrs M. A. Stuart
and Miss Oracle Stewart of West
Burke, and Mrs. Col. Sawyer of Hyde
Park, were guests OF Mrs. Dan Spaul-
ding last week.
A. C. Hamel has given up his livery
business at the Union House stables
and moved the same to his place in
Brooklyn, where he will continue for
the present. George Dyke takes the
place vacated by Hamel.
Webster & Stafford is again the
firm name at the tannery. Mr.. Stat
ford, after being out of the concern a
lew months, has returned to his ''first
love-" What we would like to see
now is an increased business.
Miss Hattie Rich, who graduated
from Mt. Holyoke Seminary in the
class of '93, has gone to fill posi-
ton as teacher in a school at Low
vile, N. Y. Miss Rich is young lady
of ability, and the school over which
she presides is sure of success.
"a Soldiers Secret" the serial now
running in this paper seems to prove
interesting to a majority of ourread-
ers and has given general satisfac-
ton as first-class story. The end
is near and the last installment will
be given in about four weeks.
Part 2 of the annual report of the
Director of Vermont's Experiment
Station will be found on our fourth
page this week. The bulletin CON
tains valuable information for every
dairyman in Vermont, in that it
deals with care and feeding of dairy
cows.
Mrs. F. HI. Perry and niece and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kenyon returned to
their homes in Providence on Friday
after spending several weeks at The
Randall. Herbert D. Golf of the same
city, arrived here on Tuesday to
spend q few days on his return from
the Worlds Fair.
A goodly number of Morrisville
people start on Saturday for Indian
apolis to attend the National G. A.
r. Encampment, and will go from
there to Chicago, returning on or be
fore the middle of the month. The
Vermont Headquarters car, which
will carry Commander Doty and a
larger part of his staff, will leave on
the mail. They will be joined here by
the New Hampshire veterans, who
will take tea at the restaurant.
At the Cong'l church service prepar-
atOrV tn the Communion will no hold