News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-10-19
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j. Nj. Hill, Jr., of st. Armand, Z.
O., was in town Monday.
Edw. Stevens, of the U. V. NJ,
was in town over Sunday.
H. A. Bailey, of Winooski, was in
town a few days last week.
Lumbermen wanting a good job
| should read the business notice of Z.
R. Page.
Prof. F. D. Farr of Swanton was in
town last Saturday calling upon his
many friends.
Mrs. W. H. H. Kenfield has return
ed to Shirley, Mass, where she will
spend the winter.
The month of October is the last in
which you can pay your taxes and
save the discount.
W. S. Page and wife, and VIM.
Clement and family of Hardwick
were guests of Ora Wiswell last
week.
Amos Davis and wife visited friends
| in Cambridge last week, attending
the anniversary wedding of his
brother Merrill.
The Selectmen will meet at the
Town Clerks office on Saturday,
Oct. 81, at one O'Clock p. m, to set
tie up bridge work account.
Squire Samuel Wiswell is improv-
ing finely and his broken hip gives
him but little pain. His many friends
will be pleased to learn this.
NJ. B. Eaton and Miss Wilma Leach
are the delegates from the Sunday
school at this place to the state con-
vention at Rutland next week.
The creamery is still doing a good
business and will remain open until
Nov. Island longer, if patrons de,
sire. The price paid for September
milk was $1.1O.
This is fine weather and the sports
men in this locality are making the
most of it. We do not hear, how
ever, of any great amount of game
being brought in.
John Carter, a former employe OF
c. S. Page, graduated at Spencer
Oculist Institute, of New Yory city,
Oct. 18th, and is now practicing op-
| IlCS Ill OIe Eli pre- SulIe.
p. T. DEMO and wife, T. II. Page
and wife, and Miss Alice Page re-
turned from Chicago Monday. They
enjoyed the Fair greatly, but like all
others, came back lawful tired"
Miss Dorcas Sawyer has gone to
Boston to spend several days with
relatives. She took her bicycle with
her and will take advantage of the
excellent roads in and near the Hub
A. l.. Goddard went to Burlington
last week, in response to a telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
nephew, Dana Goddard. He returned
Monday, leaving his nephew some
what better.
Wallace Gilbert, the druggist il
charge at Copley's pharmacy, reports
| business as good and on the increase
He expects when the demand foI
frigid soda-water ceases to put in a
hot soda fountain.
'"Taxes are coming in fairly well
much better than last year" remark.
ed Treasurer Strong. Cup to Octo.
Der II, seventy-eight more taxes
had been paid than for the cores
ponding date last year"
The dockets for the December term
of court are out. There are 100
cases in the county court and Is in
the chancery. There are twenty
divorce cases and three state cases
on the list. Judge j. M. Tyler will
preside.
"Apples are apples" this fall and
indications are that the price for
good fruit will be way up. c. M.
Strong who usually buys in the
neighborhood of 1900 barrels, has
thus far this year been able to obtain
only 600 barrels.
Our thrifty farmer neighbor, Thorn
as Moore, left Wednesday night for a
two weeks visit in the west. He
goes to Chicago, where he has a
wealthy sister whom he will visit and
also take in the big fair. This is his
first vacation in tWenty-eight years
and he thinks so long as his friends
have told him they would pay all
expenses he ought to slip away from
the farm for little while.
The drawing of seats at the Town
Hall Saturday evening for the lecture
course was well attended. Parties
who have subscribed for tickets and
not yet drawn seats can do so by
calling on n G. Wood, the Secretary
Others who may wish tickets can
also secure them there. 1t is very
gratifying to announce that more
tickets have been sold than last year,
and also that the committee expect
to arrange a first-class course. 1t