News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-17

MORRISVILLE.

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Miss Hattie Rich is at home for {
brief vacation.
Mrs. L. P. Soper came to town from
Springfield on Friday.
Miss Terrill of Connecticut, is stop
ping at w. S. Cheney's.
Miss Bessie Wallace of LyndonvilIe
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dwi
nell.
Mrs. Rev. D. E. Croft of st. Adams
is spending a few weeks at DR.. E. j
Halls.
Remember the special corporation
meeting at half-past seven on Friday
evening.
Mrs. McGill and Miss McGill OF
Washington, D. c., are guests at G.
W, Hendee's.
Guy Rocheleau is enjoying an out
young friends.
E. S. Robinson has just added a
handsome ro.I.tSa1dGIla - p
Regular meeting Of j. M. Warner
Post, No 4, Saturday evening, Aug.
10, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Smith of Bidde-
ford, Me-, are guests at The Randall,
arriving Monday evening.
DR.. Douglass of Napanee, Ont, is
at The Randall, and will locate here
for the practice of medicine.
DR.. S. Abbott of Biddeford, Me-, is
greeted by large number of friends
after an absence of nine years.
Miss May Soper and cousin from
Springfield, Mass, spent several days
at D. &. Spaulding's last week.
Mrs. Butler and daughter, formerly
of Stowe, late of Faribault, Mimi,
visited Mrs. E. Pottle last week.
Stanley Bates, former resident CT
the town, is here from California, at
ter an absence of about II years.
Mrs. C.. A. Prouty, of Jamaica
Plain, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. C. Richardson, for few weeks.
Tom Utton's string of horses re-
turned from Enosburgh Falls last
week with a pretty good slice of the
purses.
A night blooming cereus belonging
to Mrs. A. A. Niles showed beauti-
full and fragrant blossom last We'd
nesday night.
The fall term of the Peoples Acad-
envy and Morrisyille Graded School
will begin Wednesday, Aug. 80. See
advertisement,
Some tremendous heat was expert
eneed last week. thermometers going
to SO and 50 in the shade on Thurs
day and Friday.
The annual camp-meeting is under
way with promise of q large attend
ance. A summary of the services will
be given next week.
Supt. f. H. Blossom of st. Johns
bury, and District Attorney Frank
Plumley of Northfield, were at The
Randall on Saturday.
You ask our FirsG Selectman about
circus-men, circus-licenses, etc, and a
look of mingled grief and JOY illqmin-
ates his mobile countenapce,
A sewer pipe has been put down
connecting with a sewer on Bridge
street and extending to Portland on
to Pleasant as far as Mr. Fitch's.
What has been known as the Hickok
shop is being raised up, thoroughly
repaired and put in readiness for the
Uhited States Truss Co., for a manu-
factory.
The Boston 4 Maine railroad will
make same rates as the Central YER
mont to &. A. r. Encampment at
Indianapolis, $3.50 from all princi-
pal stations and return.
A party consisting of Mrs. w. O.
Rocheleau, Mrs. c. A. Gle, Mrs. H. D.
Bryant, Mrs. e. A, Smalley and Mrs.
Skinner leave on Saturday for a ten
days sojourn at Queen City Park.
H. S. Wilson and wife are in town
from Oregon. Mr.. Wilson, formerly
principal of our Academy, and Mrs.
Wilson, formerly Miss Grace Hyde,
are welcomed by large circle of
friends.
Ellis Foster has taken the agency
for the Columbia bicycle, and his ad-
vertisement will be found in another
column. If you are contemplating
the purchase of a high grade wheel
talk the matter over with Mr.. Foster.
AL. Martz Speciality Company and
Skaters Swiss Bell Ringers PLAYED
here on Saturday evening to a large
audience. Every act was up to a
standard that fully satisfied those in
attendance. The bell ringers were a
decided novelty that was greatly APP
preciated.
The Woman's Relief Corps and their
friends will have a 10-cent picnic sup
per in the grove at Albert Burke's,
on Thursday, Aug. "a, to which all
are cordially invited If those who
wish to go, but have no team, will
leave word at A. A. Niles, q way will
be provided,