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Accidently Killed.

FARMrYGToN, Me-, Oct 5-While three
Young men of New Vineyard were out
hunting, one Of their guns was accidently
discharged and the contents passed
through the body of Raymond Dexter,
aged ls, killing him almost instantly.
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A Brutal Husband.

BosToN, Oct. 5.-Patrick Doherty, 35
years of age, was arrested, charged with
assault and battery on his wife last Sunday
and again yesterday. It is charged that
he beat her cruelty. and De- Pope says she
has received internal injuries She was
taken to the city hospital.
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NEW LONDON, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-The trial
of cruiser Montgomery is indefinitely
postponed. She went on the rocks at
Black ledge approaching the harbor. and
the injuries then sustained will compel
her TO be hauled out and recaulked before
further trial trip can be made.
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BeverIy's Boom.

BEVERLY, Mass, Oct b-The Consoli-
dated Hand Method Lasting Machine
company Of Boston has decided to locate
In Beverly. 1t employs from 40 to 60
skilled workmen. and Is families have
already secured houses and will be located
here when the works start.
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New BEDFORD, Mass. Oct. 5.--Addi-
tional arctic news was received here last
night which stated that the steamer Bel
vedere had twelve whales and steamer Ma
vsrsh ten whales to Sep. 10. This makes
over 500 whales for the fleet.
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wounds Proved Fatal.

CORNING, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Andrew Eve
land Of Adrian, who we shot and fatally
wounded by his son Albert, in family
row on Monday, died yesterday. His son
claims that the shooting was done In self.
defense.
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To BE ravorabIy Reported.

WAsHrSorox, Oct. 5.--The house COM
mittee on commerce has ordered favorable
reports on the Storer bill relating to the
use of railroad schedules rs prima facie
evidence In suits, and requiring tariff rates
to be filed with the commission before they
can be of effect
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LONDON, Oct. 5.-The report comes
from Aueud, Chill. that the British bark
Beatrix has been burned at sea. Eleven
of the crew were picked up and landed at
Ancud. Eight are reported missing
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WASHINGTON PRoFITED ALSO.

Over at the Capital.
WAsHINoroN, Oct. D. Over 100,
visitors have registered at the leading
hotels of Washington since the lst Of jan
nary.
1t is figured that the net profits Of the
hotels during the past nire months are
only exceeded by those of 1876, Centennial
year, when the nesrness OF Philadelphia
contributed to Washington hotel-keepers'
Golfers.
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WALTHAM, Mass, Oct. 5-Owing to the
continued depression in business the
United States watch factory will. until
further notice. run on the two-thirds plan.
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poubIe shootinw st a Dance.

WHEELING, Oct. Sat Crackers Neck,
Mt negro dance, Daniel Clay and Grant
Wier were shot by Charles Hareston.
Wier died and Clay is in a precarious con-
dition. Hareston is In Jail
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LIMA, o., Oct. 6.--At an early hour
this morning the prisoners In the Wood
county jail ut Bowling Green made their es-
cape. There were Ave prisoners, one mur-
derer, three desperate crooks and one
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QuIetness Reigns.

MADRID, Oct. 5-rhe governor has de.
cided to dispatch to Melilla at once 5000
troops and another gunboat The latest
sdvices received from Meiilla report every.
thing uuiet
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switch Failed to Work.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct 5.-rrain No.
on the Montpelier and Wells River rail.
road was wrecked at Tanesboro last night.
Archie Sawyer, q brakeman. was killed.
The train was double header, and the
helper was set off at Tanesboro The
switch was sidetracked, but failed TO
work, though the target was turned and
the helper backed Into the train. Both
engines were badly smashed, and several
cara derailed
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NORTH Fork. Va. Oct. 5--During o
carousal here Luvis Austin. colored, dis
smbowelled Charles Jones with razor.
Jones will die.
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Double CrossInr Accident.

wAsHINeTos, Pa, Oct. 5.-Thomas and
John Ackleson, wellto-do farmers. while
crossing railway tracks in a wagon, wert
struck by train and instantly killed.
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CINCINNATI, Oct 5.--Judge 3uckwal-
ter, Of the Common Pleas court, In charg.
ing the grand jury practically declared
that bucket shops are legal aud instructed
jury not to bring indictments against
them
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Osolics severe Sentence.

BUDAPEST, Oct 5-Osolics the man &C.
cused Of attempting in April last to kill
Cardinal Vaszary, Primate of Hungary,
was found guilty to day, and was at once
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment to be
followed by ten years deprivation OF his
civil rights.
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A villainous Negro.

HARTFORD, Oct Edward verville OF
Collinsville, pas senger ON an express
train. was thrown from the train just
above Windsor Locks by burly, power
ful negro. He was passing from one car
TO another when the negro grabbed for his
watch but missed IL. He then grabbed
verville. and, In spite of his resistance.
threw him OF the car platform. Verville
was badly cut. He was stunned, aud when
he recovered he walked to the station
covered with blood. The negro cannot be
identified
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A Peculiar Case.

HARTFORD. Oct. s. Mrs. Charles Peck
Of Lyme is slowly starving to death. She
has been unable to take nourishment for
85 days, and her death is daily expected.
Her physicians say there II no way to pre-.
vent her death from starvation, as her
stomach will not retain nourishment.
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KILLED BY NATIVES.

in Alaska.
LEWISTON. Me-, Oct. 5.-A cablegram
was received yesterday by the friends Of
missionary Harrison R. TIL ornton, of the
neighboring town Of Auburn, who has
been, with his wife, in Alaska since April,
1892, saying that he was shot and killed
by natives Aug 20 last, and that Mrs.
Thornton had embarked for San Francisco
with the remains, en- route to Auburn.
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Signed With the Bostona

Signed With the Bostons
BosToY, Oct. 5.--James Bannon, late
with the st. Louis Browns, yesterday
signed contract to play with the Boston
baseball association, making the fourth
player secured for the Boston nine of 1894
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FOR SALE-kEAL ESTATE
Three lines under this heading 10 centa
IfUk SALE FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Il and farm, luiidings ail nearly new. about 80
stream OF water. within nve miles u cty lins and
two miles % post once and railroad stsiic, great
lust ABOUT THIS TINE WE BEGIN TO
think about and want a home; Look at tss
D"rrsncc corner Sseyb sset streets. sepiso-oci6
lNUR sALE-lN EAST PROVIDENCE. SEAh
@ sa STABLE ncan ns f sn seqs 2. %
land moro 70 be had ~ wanted, plenty OF fruit
trees and shrubs; price very low. Address f-zS'
MOULD YOU PICK UPA WARRANTY DEED
w o. - home from the street, You can purchase
c rnsr rH'. %sySo-set streets. '~ = septso-octs
EUn sALE.--AN .EitGANT New CORNER
lard Snd bath Ss rooms nndry ali modern con-
rsnisnces siS% down, basnSs on easy serms. For
k'UR sALk.-UN pnUM INENT STREET. 2H-
hGuss esrn bs ns sold gS3Sa %
D-l5, care Providence News.
lron SALE IN SOUTH PROVIDENCE A SMALL
II cottag,; large lot. fruit trees, vise etc. $500;
at office. @ w. smith. 81 wes Minis O. street
1T ISN'T NECESSARY FOR US TO wEARr-
y
we have them constantly hand Isaac l.. oon,
81 Dorrance. corner weybosset streets.
II UTS On THE BAY.-sOME OF The VERY
~ npest lots on the west shore will be sold 20 de-
sirable parties a. half their value For partieu-
lars address. G-2T. care Providence News
4. OK sAi.E--ON uOvERSOR sfhEEr UAN
II route. sndnear, cable cars, hne lot ot AV.o
feet. on q nncommoniy good piece OF property Ad-
lroR sALE-NICE HoUsE LOT on wHEELEhl
II avenue. Edeewood 75s feet soo 1901 front.
Inquire Mm, Low, Granu avenue. oCt4-ot
lloR sALE-A Two-TENEMENr HOUSE IN
II nrst-class rider. l5 rooms, as barn; iot sVxio0
near horse cars. Terms easy. A. ID. Makce. 70
w yhos ct street.
noN'r LET THIS CHANCE SLIP A CoTTAGE
~ IN the East SIDE for only 5000 only S2ol
down. Isaac l.. Con. weybosse', corner Dorran.s
stresis. sep5r-oe.0
A 7 LESS, THAN COsT.-A MANsARD ROOF
N tsatedl house. with stable and modern con-
xsRisess' xdasss. AT r''S s oee families
L'oR sALE.-AEAh MANToN AVENUE, on
u flushed street, new and well built three
Addres. C-ss News Office
vxyHy. OH WHY DO you LINGER LONGER
w wnen you can start home for az Wash
ingron Park. scpxo-o-t6
EOk sALE or LxcliANoE.-oN bkoApwAY
chance OF lifetime. Write 10 H-2s care provi-
dence News.
An EXCELLENT INVESTMENT = ESTATE
n near Camp ST.. 2 story house with large lot;
price low n sold at once Address E-2t News
II rent twofamily house. t.nements never va
cant splend d investment Address B-e2, News
once
LOR SALEM AUBURN. TWO EIGHT ROOM
II COTTAGES. new, with al modern improvements
two minutes walk from electric On steam cars
qulre OF ID. A. winsor. Elmwood avenur. Auburn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
:st Westminster St.. Providence. R.t
Old Number 235.
ho'',aIe ana funeia, Na,ccs. ,,ls.'ts'"
foc.: ,..,h oddffiondi insertion. i6c
DIED.
BFNrON-In East Providence. Oct. L. ANDREW
BENSON, aged 20 years.
ca lin this city Oct. a. st the residence OF
H. widow Of JcSn n NJ Carr i in her 9Th yesr '
CATTERALI.-In This city Oct. 3, AMBRosE
ID. CATrERALL. in the SD year VI his are
CA AHILl.-At Boston. suddenly, Oct. y. JAMES Y,
CAnILL. SON OF .ula and the late Hugh Canill.
In the sad year OF his age.
Msm n sy os ss aMsIr r. wife
DoSNELLY. widow O Matt Donnelly OF North
SnOREY-In this city. Oct. 4, ABEL suoREy.
WARNEt AT Bayside. Warwick, Oct. ., JoHN
a. AhNKh aged 80 years
w ITMAN-At Pawtucket. Oct. 4, ELLA NJ.
vile OF oe'rse whitman In the SD year OF her
no LE1-I ENEM EN-.
Three tines under this heddinp 10 cents
'ro Let. .UN Mesf SIDE, Two Very
to g, od iensnts Address % B-s News vs. once sA' -"
y ana rooms. SnStH beside. ASg
Ses Scdr BIS Sess oce sa'A 's.
L tenement of seven ooms with bath room and
Gss 'SssssSS near cars rent only
'rV LII = IN MINUTES PROM Depot:
i lower tenement Of fve rooms upper Of eight
r,nt reasonable 70 adults inquire :; Xtwsi Ave.
nue.. sept 2-tf
TO LhT-ON POINT sTREET. Nr:AK suMMEn
neoor, IN perfect order rent moderate. Address
H-y6 News ONCE.
LET-N.CE LvMEk IENEMENr OF SIX
tschsS xddr... a1s. fes, News s'Osf@e" once 0~'A
shTahsEnEaST or vk ScE. E.9Ss os, ON n
VTo LET. ...-yPrEk TENEMENT or ROOMS OF
osP PrM nashin street modern improvements
WANTED-aISCEL
Three lines under this heading 10 cents.
xVASTFp-e50b HELP AND SITUATIONS
w furnish d, all Kinds. x 1 impoy@ent
Agsncy;. New Nos so7 Westminster street Tsle-
WhhTEnhs pSbac s,.hn.s e hs.s ,nsr i"s slO,hss %
nc the BOSTON DYE HOUSE. % North Man
street. Morris sehterz. proprietor;
WANrtD-A LOWE ER Ten MEN1. kOvMs
w moderate rice, near Elmwood or Broad ~
Address Box ID. News cfhce ii-se-u
40 LET-HOUSEs.
Three lines unaer fhis heading 10 cents.
Two LET-oN PROSPECT HILL. House OF
j ~ rooms with basement. all modern conven-
fence. Addre.. CO Nv. -flce
10 LET-MIsCELLANEO
Three Tines under this heading 10 cents
ITO LET. -orFrCEs AND ROOMS o. WEST.
II Minister street. near Dean street B-23. News
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IDI ED.

ho''rdLs ana funtfai NWtccs one ,,i>.,ts'
fCc.: ..,h additional Insertion. i5c.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
NORTH CAMBRIDGE.

Great depression In business circles is re-
ported from Illinois, and much confusion
exists among all classes by reason of sus-
pension of laboring plants and detection in
bank management. One hundred and fifty
thousand laboring persons are idle i'll and
around Chicago.
Lowell A. Blaisdell of Cary, ILL.,, formerly of
this town, was severly injured, recently, by
being. caught between a loaded ear and
gravel chute. His business, the past few
months, has been shipping and weighing
clerk for a large gravel and sand sitting and
washing industry, and was attending to his
duties. when brake failed to hold, letting
the car upon him unawares: His condition
at last accounts was serious and of such a
nature as to give much anxiety to his friends
and relatives.
Your correspondent has been much inter
ested in the fair-mInded letters, lately pub
lished from the pen of Leon X. Wlswell, of
HYDE Park, relative to the Worlds Fair, all
of which were commendable. His urbanity
in retaining from following many letter
writer's in detraction from Fermonts State
building is worthy of praise. The writer,
upon reflection would take this occasion to
remark that Mr.. and Mrs. Drew do all in their
power to make visitors feel at home and rest,
while enjoying the accommodating and
UNIQUE home, for convenience. 1t is true
that the building falls short in adornments,
in mementoes of interest, which the nelghhor=
ing and richer states have bestowed so freely,
which is a source of chagrin and regret, and
the location between Maine and Massachus=
etts is unfortunate in comparison, but the
fact nevertheless appears-the building is all
our state visitors require for brief resting
One fact occurs regarding the "great ex-
Acknowledgement does not take second
position in some noteworthy exhibits; viz
dairy stock and supplies, maple sugar and
syrup, granite, marble, organs, scales, and
later, when our state exhibit of "Morgans"
appears, no doubt our charming little com
monwealth may justly feel and exhibit pride.
Mr.. C. D. Whitman has taken a meritorious
amount of work upon himself and family in
the manner he exhibits our common industry,
maple sugar and syrup, and We trust no
Vermont visitor will fail to call upon him
and his assistants at the Vermont sugar
camp" at the rear end of the Agricultural
building, opposite the French bakery
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
STOWE.
Ned Bailey is at work in Waterbury.

Ned Bailey is at work in Waterbury.
Mrs. Edward Cheney is again visiting in
town.
He. Straw is raising and repairing his
house.
Fred Fullington of Cambridge, was in town
Saturday.
A crowd, as usual, attended camp-meeting
on Sunday.
John Drugg has moved to his farm from
Burlington.
The creamery will be open through Septem-
Der it is said.
George Town and wife are attending the
Worlds Fair.
Walter Benson and Fred Pike are attend
ing the Worlds Fair.
Early potatoes are being harvested. The
crop is reported light.
Mrs Mary Simmons Field of Somerville,
Mass, is at G. A. Simmons.
Gov. Bingham, accompanied by Mrs. An
nette Straw, is at Saratoga.
Miss Ella Thomas is at home from Hyde
Park by reason of ill health.
A. S. Kellogg and son have returned from
Illinois and the Worlds Fair.
The express office is located at Mr. Tink-
hams residence on Main street.
II. NJ Mott and family of Champlain, N. Y,
have recently been visiting in town.
Mrs.. Caroline Barns and daughter, Mrs
Potter, return to Emporia, Kan. this week
large party from the west part of the
town have arranged to camp at Elmore
Pond.
The drug store has been greatly improved
internally and now presents very inviting
appearance.
All interested in music will be pleased to see
Miss Drew's announcement among the bust
ness notices.
Mrs. CrandaI has sold her house 10 Charles
Bruce, who will move it to the Atkins lot on
Maple street.
F. j. Stafford and wife ar at Queen City
Park. Mr.. Stafford is at wori on a cottage
for John l.. Stafford.
Miss F. A Adams, a school tt. her of Bos-
ton, is spending a few weeks !, h Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler Watts.
J. S. Stone has bargained his /, idence to
DR.. W. S. Gillette and will move TO Water
bury, so the story goes.
Dr. W. S. Gillett has returned to Stowe to
resume practice. He has been residing Lud-
low for about two years.
Several of our ladies, while spending ii day
in Hyde Park recently, visited the jail there.
Seven guests, five men and two women, were
present to receive them.
The annual thank-offering meeting, opening
of miteboxes and missionary tea will be held
in the vestry of the CongI church Saturday
afternoon, Aug. 26, at O'Clock. All ladies
of the congregation invited.
All are pleased to see Fred Hubbell, a
former resident here, but who for the past
two years has lived in Boston, where he has
been working on the railroad. Every one
likes Fred and his familiar face is welcome
A very sad and fatal accident occurred at
Brownsville on Friday afternoon last. A
young man, Philip Lapell about 8 years of
age, was in the woods chopping alone. Not
returning that night, search was made next
morning, when he was found dead, with
large limb which had fallen lying near him, he
also lying with the axe, which he had been
using, under his throat, the main artery of
which had been completely severed. 1t is sup
posed that the limb struck him, knocking
him onto the axe, which produced the fatal
result. The funeral services were held on Sun
day.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
HARDWICK.
Henry DeFord is building a barn.

Henry DeFord is building barn.
Editor Harris was in Burlington over Sun
day.
A. T. Way of Burlington, is in town for a
few days.
The Academy in all departments opens one
week from Monday.
The drain and water pipe has been laid into
the schoolhouse cellar.
NJ +. TucFer is putting on the stills for his
new house at the west end.
W. l.. Warren has rented Mrs Hathaway s
tenement below the grist mill.
The funeral services of Mr.. Sullivan s
daughter were held at Barre Sunday.
w. Ii. Lanpher has sold out his tin and
hardware business to Carpenter johnson.
Fred Bushey's barn at Mackvile was burned
early Saturday morning. The origin of the
fire is a mystery. Insured for $3.50.
There are II new buildings in process of
erection here this year, including the three at
Mackville, besides the work the Maple
Park House.
The Selectmen, with Prof. Taylor, surveyed
for new road from Mackville to the Branch
Railroad, but have not yet decided to lay it
out as there is considerable land damage.
Forepaugh's advertising car No. ) arrived
Friday and the three bill-boards were covered
with pictures advertising his circus, which is
to be here Ang. %. With a good day there
will be a crowd, as it has been a long while
since a circus was here.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
ENOSBURGH FALLS,

Steven Billado, ST., received severe injuries
by fall from his wagon.
George Wallis of Massachusetts is in town
visiting his son, E. Wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arms of st. Armand,
P. O., are visiting friends here.
The F. B. church held their annual picnic in
John Whitney's beautiful grove.
Several of our citizens have their tents set
up on the Sheldon camp-ground.
Ernest Samson has returned from Silver
Lake, where he spent an enjoyable week.
Several of our citizens went to Morrisville
last Thursday to attend the camp-meeting.
Rev. J. Fassett of St. Johnsbury and o.
Fassett of Warren are guests of their cousin,
George Fassett.
Miss Anna Chaplain has been re-engaged
to teach the fall term of school at Samson
vile, it being the unanimous vote of the
members of the district that she should re-
turn. Miss Chaplain is a most efficient teach
er, having taught many terms of school.
large share of her success is due to strict
attention to school work, and n desire to
give her pupils the very best assistance pos
sible
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
News and Citizen.
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK,
Thursday, August "a, 1898.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Two desirable tenements to rent in Bakery
block Inquire of l. A. White for further par
ticulars.
FOR SALE.-One nice house with new shed
and barn. so square rods of land, with fruit
trees and nice garden. Will be sold cheap for
cash. Upper Main street, Morrisville, vt.
J. W. WHITNEY.
MUsIc-Miss Drew will give lessons to a
limited number of pupils, and wishes all de-
string to study music, either vocal or lnstru-
mental, to call on her at the Parsonage in
Stowe as soon as possible to make arrange
ments to begin their study Sept. LIST.
SURyEYING-Having purchased the Sur
veyor's outfit owned and operated by j. W.
Smith; and having taken Survey ng both in
theory and practice, at Norwich University,
/ will be in readiness to attend to Surveying,
Leveing, etc, at reasonable prices. All Or
ders left with I'll. A. Thomas will receive
prompt attention.
1873 SAMUEL A. THOMAS, Stowe, vt.
Having fitted up a Paint Shop on the sec
ond floor OF V. W. Jewett's repair shop, am
now prepared to do all kinds of House, Coach,
Carriage and Sign Painting Having had 10
years experience, | defy competition in work
manship and material. All work nicely exc
cuted and warranted to give satisfaction, at
reasonable prices. V. G. HEATH, Practical
Painter, Portland ST., Morrisville, Vt.
1 have got done riding around these hills
getting promises. | take almost all kinds of
produce and don't refuse cash. If any of you
get ragged and want suit of clothes, drop
in and save three or four dollars. Don't
think the goods are poor because | sell them
cheap, but look at them and judge for your
selves. The way is to buy right and sell at
low prices. Call on me and get good values
for your money. S. II. TIT, Morrisville
AUCTION SALE.-The subscriber will sell at
Public Auction, on Monday, Aug. 81, 1893,
at L O'Clock p. m, at the residence of the
late G.. w. Jordan, on East Hill in Wolcott,
VT, the farm known as the Jordan farm,
containing 100 acres, more or less, also 30
acres of timber land, from which the saw-mil
has been sold; also about 20 tons hay. Said
farm is situated about two and one-half
miles from Wolcott Village. The sale is for
the purpose of closing the estate. Also at
the same time and place the farm known as
the Dorance Gilcris farm, with about six tons
hay, will be sold. S. A. FIFE, Admir-.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-24
CORPORATION MEETING.

Sixty voters attended the special
village meeting on Friday evening
last, which was called to take action
in regard to water. Things moved
along very moderately, with an all
around discussion of the problems
before the meeting. The Morrisville
Aqueduct Co. senti in a proposition to
the meeting agreeing to sell all their
rights, privileges and ownership in
the present water supply for $24, 900.
No one seemed to have the slightest
suspicion of an idea that it would be
best for the corporation to bond for
that amount, and attention was di-
rected to the purchase of springs of
water with view to future construc-
ton ofan independent plant fwanted.
In this connection the trustees are
given authority to do that which will
be of the best advantage to the vii
lage, under certain conditions. 1t is
very likely that another meeting will
be held soon to take further action in
that direction. In the meantime the
Aqueduct Company will be invited
here to see what can be expected of
them in the line of larger supply OF
water and more equitable rating of
the water rents.