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200 CARRIAGES In Srock.

200 CARRIAGES In Srock.
II you wan. Carriage or Harness or Business
Wagon of any description.
Right Price.
Right Style.
Right Terms
Call ct our new Repository. 49, 1ol. 123 1st st.
sw.. opposite the Capitol
SToP-STOP
Wehave purchased the entire stock OF . harnes.
mandatory and have the largest assortment o.
Harness In city a. Right Price, Right Quality
Right Terms.
UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO.,
10. 121. I23 LIST st. s. w., opposite the Capitol
ny31m
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A WARM DEBATE
(Contin,Ied from First Pdoe,)

the committee on mileage, submitted the report
of that committee, showing that the receipts
had been for mileage, S31, 463 70; entertain
ment gil, 1880, and contingent expenses,
$l2,067.04. Total, S54, $500 Disbursements
Bills Of commissioners for mileage, S25, 1851. IS;
entertainment, $11 ,426. 20; contingent expenses,
S12, 06704; clerk hire, stationery, &c, S65;
balance on hand, S5,446.94
The report stated that there were POI presby-
teries enrolled, four more than in the assem-
bly, of 1892. There we're ten presbyteries with
out representation. There were 567 commits
sioners, eight more than in 1892, and two
advisory commissioners. The report spoke Of
eleven presbyteries that had promptly and vol
UNFAIRLY paid their superintendent, and urged
upon other prcsbyteries the desirabilIty of
meeting their obligations promptly. The re-
port was adopted and Q vote Of thanks was
given the committee.
JUDICIAL COMMISSION REPORTS.
DIR. Maxwell, chairman Of the judicial COM
mission appointed to consider the complaint of
John J. McCook and others against the action
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and 1t will pay you t. call upon us before buying
We have LOTS at from to 30 cents per square
foot that sell on favorable terms and HOUSES
from 81 400 to 81. 600. yo trouble to sho PROPERTY
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER.
apc2a Cor. 10th and q SITS. n ".
L,OR SALE-k NICE GROOM FRAME ON
Pierce place near 18th st. m, l. lot 1890 with
stable only So 600. Room 5. 1901 Pa. ave. ny:0tr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-oNLY 90. 500 FOR CORNER
R = a24 psE. on ND AVE NE BEAUTIFUL g.
BAR9AIN: EASY TERMS. CHAs. A SHTELDS.
l40o ST. NV - ,eI al
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L'OR RENT OR SALE-THE FINEST PROPERTY
Il in Tskoma Park large beautiful new house; 16
rooms; modern Improvements; hne lawn, water, &C.
exchange for city property. improved unimproved
terms easy. Inquire of II. b. MOULTON,
jel-6t $50 st n
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E,OR SALE-TEN QOl OR MORE ACRES OF LAND
l. near Rockville at $3.50 less. Rockville
IL 800 feet above Washington. free from malaria and
mosquitoes has numerous express trains, and meas
ured by time is nearer the national capital than
several suburban VILLAGES within the District Of Co
lumba- Living IL fully q cent cheaper and food
Is purer than in WASHINGTON. For Illustrated crcu-
lars address HENRY N. COPP. Washington, D. C.
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Y,OR S4LE-S2 NV; 10 ROOMS BESIDES
hath furnace ROOM cellars. &c. rooms on essh
1,t and 81 fo1rs large psntres aud closets; 800
"a VI. 3-<rOry and basement. roorfs AMI bath:
ns1Isonssly nnisl ed white pine woodwork; 2-story
stabIe A. head Of 20 foot alley ali for Sc. 800; terms
s,onthly ayrnents If desired Apply to owner W F.
NASH. ~ VI 81 N W ny2eim
GOK SALE-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
houses in Washington for the money; cor South
Caroiina ave and 4th It brick and stone
mont with six roouns and bath papered throughout;
.aood WORK grained in oak "a. 700 EACH except the
$500 Rouse. which has eight rooms. bath room and
feI room finished in the same manner; hpuses front
sosth Taen government reserv itioc price OF cor
SooSe az. 800: terms yesy easy. Apply to JAMES
n GRANT. owner and BGii.-er. 1916 . st. 5 W.
myIS-IaI'
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Il 224 STREET NV.
new convenient and handsome two-story and cell
lar brick residence.
House -four rooms deep on each floor contains fine
plumbing. IL beautifully decorated and heated by
Lot 20 feet front and 100 feet deep to alley.
Price low and terms easy.
THOS. ]. FISHER l. CO.,
my31-6t 1924 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HORsEs g. VEHICLES

EOR SALE - OR EXCHANGED SIDE-BAR
II buggy in good condition for . light phaeton
buggy. Call at 1913 st. n. W. after p. m. je1-2ts
EOR sALF-BY PARTY LEAVING CITY-EXCEL~
Il lent family horse; sound, gentle. rood driver 16
hands; 100 lbs also light phaeton no reasonable
offer refused Call address PAT 10th ct. je1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

Having made largo purchases OF La,
dies and Children's Wraps from several
large manufacturers We will show to,
morrow Nlouday) the handsomest and
most extensive line to he found IN the
city. If the very latest styles, with Co
lumbar collars. butterfly collars, NM
hrella backs, and tambourine sleeves.
Real stylish ones made OF tan diagonal
cloth trimmed in fur with butterfly cot
lars and large pearl buttons, only 500.
Black DiaSonal-Cloth Cloaks, latest
cut. s..
Fine Tan Beaver Cloth Cloaks, latest
cnt umbrella back, trimmed III fur, only
$50.
Handsome ones, all nicely trimmed
and exceedingly stylish, IL tans. hlacSs,
blues, and browns. at $40, 81, 81, $40,
Sl7.5O, $50. and S25.
Misses Tan Bcaver-Cloth Jackets.
very stylish, 81.
Misses Jackets, s TO y years, y. 90 to
s..
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BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO,
800 EAST BROAD STREET,
DRY GOODS.
THETIME IS COMING FOR CLOAKS.

Huck Towels 81 n dozen.
Better Towels sl.2O dozen.
Excellent Towels. Huck and Monte, at sl.50
per dozen.
SuiI better Towels, Huck, Monte and Damssk,
al e. per dozen.
Towels at 81. % dozen; kinds.
Splen ia values in Towels az 81 per dozen
about 20 different patterns IN all-white and
colored bo r iers. In BUCK, MONTE and Damssk.
Elegant Uuck Towelrs at "a per dozen, and
Damask Towels a. 80, 81. And slS per dozen.
II yol want - buy nice Towels give rs call
Turkey Red Table Damask at 25c., 37l9c.,
soc. : DC, and Soc. per yard.
Unbleachod Damask, 25c. 10 sl per yard
Bleached Damask, soc. 10 $3.50 per yard.
Good Cashmere for boys at 25c. per yard.
piece Green and White Plaid Calico at Sc.
for me SISc. quality. Good DARK CAiicos Tor
dresses aud comforts, al &c.
Best shifting Calicoes Tor O1ic.
Good Mourning Cahcoes o14c.
ste Navy Blue Cnlicoes Tor o5<c.
Best styles Colored Calicoes now 81 &c.
Splendid ssortment OF Innings.
be Lining CamDrtcs Ia almost all shadea
Donble-facs Siesias az lie. IN gray and black
backs.
sterling-silver Hair Pms. 81 and also each.
GILT Hair Pins, 5Oc.
A nice a, sortment Of Ribbons, Notious, Dress
Trimnipgs, Genilemens Furnishings a. low
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

We have received our new Wraps and nave
then, in the fashionable shapes from s3'" 70
80. We invite YOUR attention 20 taeSe unS
also 10 lot Of "carried-Over. wraps when ~
wo offer At ridiculously low prices We nave y
of these Number l is n short Drown JacAo'
Size 80, at also: reduced from 80
No. A brown and black striped Ne"marAe''
size 80, at 81; reduced from sl2'
No3. A Black Cloth jacket with BRAIDED
sleeves. size 81, at $3.50; formerly sl3
No. A. A Plush Jacket, size -, at 50; marked
down frem $50.
Nos. >. q. rs, arc Military Capes, prowp
ana gray, reduced from so, ego, sio' and si@
10 so.
these are splendid bargains.
Rugs-We have q nice little assortment anu
tue pfices range from oOc. to s|.os' prusSoIs
aud Floor Oll-Cloths.
Lace Curtains from s1 to $40 a pair. Curtain
Scnms DC. 20 l2lsc.
pretty blue-striped scrim at lOc
Down PILLOWS, Eidersown Quilts, s4to sl2'
press Goods.--.his Is the time 10 buy your
far dress We have Dress Goods 10 SUIT AT
nurses from the hal'-wCol Dress 0o)ds az
i9Jsc. up to the imported Dress Patterns u
s14 10 si6.
school Umbrellas, 50c. Gloria Umbrellas, vi.
Check ed Napkins, 2Jc. dozen. Cotton Srssn'
Sl.25 piece % yards.
75c. Tor PAIR % YARDS OF shoets (unoleacheal'
Doc. a PAIR, blesched sheets % ysidsl.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
IND TIL /

HOLY LAND. ROUND TIL +
III wORLD.-EKcursiou leaves ocioosr 18TH,
November 2lst Round tie World; January
18th, February 18th for Nile and Palestine
send for "lourist Gszette.n Ocean tickets a.
lines. II. GAZE & SONS, l13 Broadway. " III
(Establithec ls44l. DC LOW
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800 BROAD STR
EXCURSIONS.
,uION TO THE WORLDS

EXCURSION TO THE WORLD .
- gATp -Takinc advantage OF the low rates
olJorso by the chesapeake and ohio railroad.
the RFIkYAr FOR The SICK will give ten
days' excursion TUESDAY, OCTOBER Eftn, 10
tbs WORLDS FAIR, CHlCAuo, lOr eoo' WIN"
will include the following: ,o.r,
Railroad ticke. TO Chicago ana return, oosrt
and lodging tor six days. Five entrances 10 'ho
fair. Car Fare to and IRON Fair hve DAYS;
Drive about Chicago HIDE on lno e,,,.s
Wheel Ride on the steam Launch. "uiuo
Book. 49, pa.ra.,
The sale Of tickets will begin at the kelres.,
3Is north Twelfth street, MONDAl' Oc'ooor
10Th, ut IL A. n. nj, p,,,..o,
Mr.. Anna Y. Rahm snd Miss Bette Ellyson,
who have visited the Fair, will cnaperohe 'no
excursion. ,, ..oo. IL
As this excursion will be limited persons ae-
srlng 10 go should apply at once % io-''
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LEVY &DAVlS
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Our stock Of LADIES FINE KID

Our stock OF LADIES' FINE KID
SHOES is complete, comprising all OF
the latest novelties.
At 81, $3.50 and 81 pair We show
Fine Kid Shoes with Patent Leather
Tips-just tho best-ftting. prettiest-
looking and most comfortable shoes you
ever wore. Every pair guaranteed. We
have few pair of those $3.50 Don9ola
Shoes left, Misses sizes, which We arc
closing at Sl.25 pair. We take pleas
ure in serving you.
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RUGS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

on - > "A \ \ - = a \ = - y NN+'-
Baby Solid-Gold Button Sets, 81 set ;
plated. SOC. set.
Baby-Pin Sets, solid silver, at 81 set.
Fast-Color Border Doiles, sec. dozen
large size.
Baby-Pin Sets, gold plated, SOC. set.
Solid-Silyer Hat Pins, 10 and 15c.
each.
White and Rcd Twilled Flannels at
lowest possible prices.
Hair Pins, shell with gilt and silver
top, 2jc. new.
Hair Pins, shell with solid silver tops,
Il and Sl.j0
Big supply of Hermsdorf's Hosiery
for ladies at BE.
Genuine Diamond Solid Gold Rings,
1925 lwarranted).
Gold-Plated Rings, assorted stones,
2-c.
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7 AIDES 'CHICHESTER'S ENG
IL IIsu PENNYROYAL PILLS Diamond
Brand, are the best safe, relie1le. Take no
othsr. Send 4c- tstampD for particulars ke-
srassisss. cHICHEsTER CHEMICAL cohPA-
NY. railsdslph,a, Pc ~ l$yhsSa4ssay
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BLANKETS.
MOUNTAINEERING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Ladies' "Sample Underwear still at
tracing crowds.
A s. Genuine Smyrna Rug for 1857.
Packers Tar Soap, Rubifoam, Meade
& Bakers Mouth Wash, and Dentifrioe.
all at our Toilet Counter at popular
prices.
Century Cloth, 80 inches wide,
better than Saline, &c,
Stamped Linens and Embroidery Ma.
terials cheaper than ever.
Yard Wide Bleached or Unbleaohed
Cottons for 90. yard.
Steel Spring Roller Window Shades,
2Jc. complete.
30 dozen Gentlemen's Sheer Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchiefs. l2ic.-
regular price lie.
IS dozen Gcntlemcn's All-Linen Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c.-
regular price SIC.
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White Bed Spreads,

Il. 20 for the largest and best White
Undrcsscd Marseilles Bed-Sprceds' They
are really worth 3 II pair. II you see
them Won will be sure to buy one. 9Sc'
for another lot, worth $50.
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Carpets, OIL Cloth, and
Mdttin6S.

40c. a ward for good Ingram Carpet.
Doc. yard for Wool Ingram Carpet.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 44c. ayardi'
You can find here the best line OF ALI
Wool Ingrains ply Carpets, and our
prices are the lowest. koxbury Brus'
sels. Higgiuss best makes in BRUSSELS
and Vevets. Moquettes. and Beiglow's
Administer, all at tho very lowest prices.
Nattings at l6i. 20, and 25c. yard.
Floor Oil.Cloth %, 80. 3Is, II, and
SOC. for the best.
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A GAIN
THE LARGEST SALE OF
LACE CURTAINS
YOU PEOPLE EVER SAW.

The leading importers Of New York
city are represented in this sale. Here's
what comes from an auction sale in that
place
Lace Curtains. 81 yards long. extra
wide. at $3.50, 81, s225, $3.50.
Lace Curtains, Brussels effect, extra
wide, at 80 and 81.
These prices are fully one third less
than usual.
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Sure cure for all AALAKIAL diseases, such as
Chips. Fever aud Axue, Loss q Appetite, bli-
Gus and Dyspepuc Disorders, fssns IN the BACK
siss Or Limbs. 10. Al Druggists. DOC.
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Daily Deliveries to ! AN.
Barton Heights and
Chestnut Hill, SPIN.
Whoever Heard Of

24x4S Hemstitched Huck Towel, oil
linen, DC. each.
Plain Band Rings, gold filled, war
ranted for five years, SIC.
Plain Gold Band Rings, solid. 81.
Big lot Real Fine German Table De-
mask at SOC. yard.
Gentemens Solid Gold Collar But
tons. 81 each.
Gentlemen's Solid Silver Cuff But
tons, 81 pair.
20 odors Triple EXTRACTS ct 25c.
ounce-bottles free.
Large supply vernon and other
Tooth-Brushes.
Boys SOC. SlnrtWaistsfor 800.
81 Tan Chsmois Gloves go 10 900
pair.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
ELMoREY

Bay for your paper,
School closed at the Pond last Friday.
Attention is called to the notice of auction
in business locals.
Rodney CurriPr of WoIcott, was in town
last week on business.
The investigators" held meeting at L. L.
Camps last Saturday night.
1910 Preaching, subject, "The Lords SUP.
per-" Sacrament at the close
Miss Cora Fairbanks of Morrisville, is al
work for Mira. Martin Spaulding.
Mrs. Kimball of Morrisville, is stoppinp
with her brother-in-law, Will Boyce
Mrs. Henry Walsh has been i'll the past two
weeks and under the care of Dr. Johnson.
Leon Daniels of Morristown, was in town
over Sunday, visiting his uncle, w. B. Harris
Mrs. Lewis Gates and daughter. Mrs. Geo
Towne of Morristown, visited their old neigh.
Dor, W. B. Harris and family last Thursday
Rev Mr.. Seymour of the Cong1 church at
Morrisville, gave very practical and helpful
discourse here last Sunday, upon Christian
sympathy-a theme and a grace far too much
Rev. G. w. Pierce gave second tenn erance
lecture at the chu ch last Tuesday night
Owing to the storm the audience was small
but we felt that this lecture surpassed the
first The paintings together with the speak,
eF's experience constitute sense of striking Oh.
| iect lessons upon the curse and bondage oil
| intemperance which should forever be a
warning especially to the young. Mr.. Pierce
| is capable of doing much good and we hope
he will find wide field for the exercise of his
| strength.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
WATERVILLE,

Fl. W. Scott's youngest boy is very sick.
Mrs. Burt Collins of Stowe, is visiting in
town.
Capt. Mcfarland was in Hyde Park over
Sunday.
Ebrdge Wilbur has moved onto the TiIlot-
son farm
Joseph Stratton has moved into Frank
Chases house on the Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Culver visited in No Hyde
Park one day the past week.
George Raymore of Enosburgh, made a
short visit in town last week.
Afford Buker of Jacksonville, visited his
sister, Mrs. Burt Hill, the past week.
A large delegation from here attended the
Good Templars Union att Jacksonville Thurs
day.
Charles Fowls has gone to Keene, n H.,
where he has a job. His family are soon to
follow.
A very pleasant and successful term Of
school taught by Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford Put
nam, closed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Croker of No. Hyde
Park, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ
Parker over Sunday.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, was greatly
enjoyed by a large company of young people
with Minnie and Sybe Smith
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
WOLCOTT,
Mrs. C. E. Clark is very sick.
Mrs. George Fulsom of Town Hill,
Tuesday uoorniuu

Mrs. C. E. Clark is very sick.
Mrs. George Fulsom of Town Hill, diet
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. p. Dexter is slowly recovering from
the effects of pneumonia.
Rev W. r. Holloway will exchange pulpits
with Rev. A. E. Wright of Morrisville, next
Sunday.
Miss Flora Thompson Sadie Eaton and
Sybil Martin, are attending the Normal
school at johnson.
A. E. Phillips caught a beautiful yellow
butterfly in his chamber on Sunday last. Be.
| gins to look some like spring.
The Cong1 choir we're entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Hubbell on Wednesday even
ing and report very enjoyable time.
/ The Wolcott dramatic club will present the
popular drama, "Dot, the Miners Daughter, y
at Redfeld hall Thursday evening Feb %.
Miss Susie Warren has rented rooms at H
| E. Nelson's and will be there after Feb. 20,
TO do any and all dressmakng that may
come.
The express going east on Monday evening
| broke f1ange in the wheel of the baggage
car which made it necessary to leave the car
/ at this station.
Any farmer who wants to buy a cream
separator, will do well to keep an eye out, as
! there is to be one sold in this village at
! auction on Feb. 81.
! Rev. E. z. Whitman preached an unusually
| interesting sermon last Sunday from the text,
81 will lift up my eyes unto the hills, from
whence cometh my help
Ellen Munholland, who has for several years
past been in the employ of Mrs. p. S. Benia-
min, closed her labors last week. Miss Esther
Sheppard has taken her place.
| At the annual sociabe of the Universalst
society last Thursday evening the following
| officers were elected President, Mrs. Angie
Jones Vice-President, Mrs. Ellen b. Leach !;
Secretary, Mrs. Huldah NJ. Stratton Treas
urer, Milo S. Burnpll. The fair held Feb. LIST,
was a success. Great credit is due to the Of
| ficers of the society for their unfaing efforts
| to make a success of the work before them
The society is small, yet alive to its work
and has realized the sum of 81 g. 80 from their
labors, which gives them courage to think
they will in the near future stand firm and
out of debt.
| CARD OF THANKs.-We desire to express our
thanks TO fhe friends and neighbours, who so
/ kindly lent their aid in time of our bereave-
ment. We also wish to thank the singers for
! the music which was so beautifully rendered.
A. A. MARSHALL,
NINA NJ. MARSHALL,
KATE MARSHALL,
J. I. HUBBELL.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
EDEN.

There are a very few men in town who do
not care to be Road Commissioner.
Mrs. F. F White is in Craftsbury caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Marcy, who is quite i'll
there.
A gentleman from an adjoining town, who
has evidently more money than judgment,
aspires to be a merchant and town official in
Eden.
Pensioners should keep posted as to the
introduction of those savOry Democratic
bills and amendments in the National Legis-
lature 1t may influence their actions in the
future in the use of the ballot.
The town officials are rendering themselves
so popular that some think it is doubtful il
there is any change to be made at the com.
ing March meeting. All, therel
Old Mrs. Miles, mother of 5. C. Miles, died
last week at Mortified. She was a former
resident of this town and a pensioner heI
husband, Uncle Bill Miles, having enlisted
from here in the 18th Vermont Regiment.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Sherman Bunker is reported little better
B. J. Page is confined to the house by sick
ness.
Rev. Mr.. Howard has purchased a very fine
horse.
Earl Ransom has moved into ]. W. Pages
new house.
The Good Templars union here Thursday
was largely attended.
Fanny Edwards fell on the ice last week and
seriously injured her hip.
r. Mackie expects to close a bargain for o
place in West Concord, and move the first o.
March
A. Hill who has been clerkiDg for Wetherby
& Page the past year, is sick at c. B. Wether
by's house. His mother from johnson is
taking care of him.
A span of horses belonging to Mr.. Rugg
ran away Saturday. Starting from the mill
and running into the bridge. They were
quite severely cut up.
The parsonage society will meet with Mrs
A. c. Griswold Monday evening Feb. 20
There will be literary exercises selected from
Will Cartons works. 1t is hoped there will
be a large attendance.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16

Hadley's last Friday eveaing was well.at-
tended, about thirty couples Being present; a
comb OF No. Troy is stopping with his broth
er-in.law, r. C. Barnes.
CENTREvILLE.-Charles Campbell and wife
from Barre, who have been visiting friends IN
this place for some time have returned to
their home. Rev. f. c. Taylor will preach
at this place next Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
friends in Barre miss Julia Bears has in
her possession a book of Lyric Poems, in
good state of preservation, that was printed
in 1910
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
STOWE;

Several of the public schools closed last
week.
Mr.. George Sulham is quite sick and under
close care.
Mrs. Fred Smith teacher at the lower vii
lage, closed her school last week. She gave
her pupils ride to Waterbury and back.
The Sons of Veterans of Morrisville, will
present the comedy drama entil led, "Hick 'ry
Farm" at this place Saturday evening, Feb
IS.
Mr.. L. Salies will give a lecture on Phre-
nology at the Branch church next Saturday
evening, Feb. IS. Lecture at o'cl ock
Proceeds for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. En- cry.
Admission 10 cents.
An oyster supper and donation will be given
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery on Thursday night
of this week, at the vestry of the NJ E. church
The usual social entertainment will be given
in connection Herewith and Intervening made
one of both pleasure and profit to both pas
tor and people
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
BAKERSFIELD.

L. NJ. Beals and wife are ill.
MyrOn Maynard is improving.
Rev. G. L. Story went to New York Feb. Z.
Manles Perkins has about 1000 more logs
to draw to this mill
W. E. Perley and John Perkins are taking
an inventory of their goods.
A little barafooted girl came into town
Feb. T. She took rooms at Whitney Smi his.
George Start, who was called here on ac-
count of his brothers death. will remain in
town a few days.
Satie Page, who has been teaching school
in East Fletcher has closed her school there
and returned home