News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-06
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE,

Mrs. John Moulton went to Rut
land on Friday.
Communion services were held in
Cong'l church last Sunday.
Miss Edna Cutting has gone to
Cabot to spend several weeks.
H. N. Cram is erecting a large ad
dition to his house on Brook Ave.
A young native Japanese lady is
spending some time with the Misses
Lyon.
Regular meeting of Relief Corps No
81, Saturday evening, July 8, at 1870
O'Clock.
w. III. Robinson makes a special
announcement in his advertisement
this week.
A party of young men from here
went onto Mount Mansfield the first
of the week.
Services at the A. C.. church next
Sunday, July 8. A cordial invitation
| is extended.
Some of our farmers are already
we'll advanced in haying, and report
a good crop.
A party of eight or ten couples from
johnson had supper at The Randall
on Thursday.
Mr. Oakley of Fort Payne, Ala,
has spent several days in town with
l.. B. Boynton.
Bloomfield Palmer has returned to
his duties at the depot after a visit
to his parents in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Churchill are
expected home from their protracted
western trip on Saturday.
A party of Morrisville ladies are
contemplating spending a short time
in camp at Queen City Park.
Miss Lottie Tenney is at home from
Granville, N. Y, where she has closed
another successful year of teaching.
A line of sewer pipe has been laid in
Brooklyn, running down the street
and across Mrs. Bugbee's lot to the
river.
George Lang returned from u week $
business trip on Saturday. Mrs.
Lang has been visiting at her home
in Warren.
Miss Bernice Tewksbury will read a
sermon at the Universalist church at
the usual hour of services next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. DR.. Rublee goes to Chicago
this week, where she will spend three
or four weeks visiting a brother and
the Exposition.
The next regular meeting of J. NJ
Warner Post will not be held until
Saturday evening, August 10th, by
vote of the Post.
Rev. Mr.. Wells of Hardwick, will
occupy the M. E. church pulpit next
Sunday, and will preach at the Cor
ners also at 2 p. m.
Miss May Lyon and Mr.. Will Atwell
we're married at the home of the bride
on Monday afternoon, Rev. E. p,
Seymour officiating.
Charles Riley has secured a position
with the drug firm of D. r. Graves &
Co., Lancaster, N. H., and will leave
for that place next Monday.
Judge Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Powers, Mrs. W. S. Cheney, Miss Win
ME Cheney and T. c. Cheney attended
the L. V. M. Commencement last week.
Two more bicyclists have been add
ed to the list-Nathan Brown rides a
new ''Credenda," purchased through
Lang & Campbell, and c. A. Gle has
a Warwick"
G. r. Jameson of the White River
Junction Landmark, and his family,
have been visiting at H. j. Fishers
for some time. They returned home
Monday morning.
Rev. E. p. Seymour and wife, Rev.
Mr.. Nanton, and Misses Cora Brack-
EFT, Jessie Slayton and Josie Slayton
are attending the Christian Endeavor
convention at Montreal.
Prof. Geo. Elmore's dancing class
of juveniles will give an exhibition of
their work at town hall, Stowe, this
week Friday evening, July 9th. The
youngsters deserve full house.
Walter Miner OF CaGy's Falls, had
the nil fortune to break his collar
bone in the game of ball here on the
Fourth. Several other accidents of
milder nature happened to other
players in the same game.
Hon. p. X. Gleed and f. G. Fleet
wood were in st. Adams last week,
doing work in connection with Mr..
/ Gl=ed's recent appointment on a COM
mission to revise the laws of Vermont
under an act of the last Legislature.
V. W. Jewett's partially destroyed
wheelwright shop has been made as
good as new by a force of carpenters
Gurling the past few days. 1t is I'M
derstood that the building will be
moved back from the street a dis
tance of ten feet.
Those boys who have been seen
twisting off lead drain pipes on the
outside of buildings had better stop
that sort of business or they will GER
tainly regret it. Lead pipe bullets
or old junk may be all right, but that
isn't the way to get them.
The excursion to Missisquoi Park
Highgate Springs, last week Wednes-
day proved an enjoyable trip to all
who joined the party. Between Hard
wick and Essex Center five hundred
or more excursionists were picked up
and a success is the verdict of all.
The meeting for the election of off
GERS of the United Workers will be
held Friday at $50 p. m. Picnic sup
per at 6. An evening on Life and
Travel in the Turkish Empire and
the East, with partial account of his
trip, by H. A. Slayton, will follow.
The Kenna Minstrel show attract
ed good sized audience on Friday
evening. Several features of the per
Torrance were very meritorious, no
tably the contortionist, the instru-
mental music and the cabin scene,
while the burned cork artists seemed
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