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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

In canvassing the situation TO ascertain
the true causes of the financial depres-
sion, the epidemic of crime in Pennsyl-
vania and the drought out west. it seem s
that the wiseacres neglected to take into
consideration the fact that the sun, at
this particular time, is polka dotted with
ominOus spots. Now, as the oldest in
habitant knows very well, sun spots are
bad things; their baleful influence affects
not only crops and temperature, but are
said TO cause wars and other upheavals
generally. According to Prof. Serviss,
the sun is in violent state of eruption,
and as the sun and Colorado are daily in
direct communication, il may be that
Gov Waite's recent eruption, as well as
all of the untoward incidents of the times.
resulted from sympathy with old SOILS
indisposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

NASuVJI Buildings; 40 Officers; VanderbI
privileges, Music, Art, Literature
mi urV nm Elocution; Complete Gymnasium
kuLLGuk EUM Annual patronage for four year
YOUNG LADIES vi I: PR 4fss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
PAINTS AND OILS.

nor RENT, the cheap columns of the
Il MORNING NEWS at lone cent a word" for
ach insertion; an excellent mode of advertis-
ing,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09

1872 and 124 w. Franklin ST., Baltimore Nd
Edgeworth Boarding and Day School
For Girls will reopen Thursday, Sept 2lst-
Thirty-hrst year.
Mrs. H. p. LEFEBvRE, Principal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
Aed!Cd GOlIea9 d me SllG Ol SNlIn Gl[Nlla.

OF1AhLESIUN, :. Q.
ENHEEE years graded course. Good hospital
4 advantages. Well equipped chemical
pathological and archaeological laboratories
Excellent teaching facilities and ample
clinics. Lectures commence Oct. 49, 1898 and
close March IS, 1894. For catalogue or other
information address FRANCIS L. PARKER,
NJ D., Dean. 10 Hasell street Charleston. sc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
OUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY,

y
DURELY military institution Established
L and maintained by the state. Terms 1900
year, payable in three equal installments.
Covers every expense) Academic year 1888
81 begins Oct 2 '93. For further information
address Commanding Ofieer, Citadel Charles
ton, s. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
Virginia College for Young Ladies

ROANOKE, VA. Opens Sept "A, 1895.
IA Magnificent new buildings, among the
finest in the South, All modern improve
ments, Campus ten acres: grand mountain
scenery; in valley of Virginia, famed for
Full course Music Art ali branches unex-
celled. One of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive college homes in the South. For cata-
Iogue address the president, w. A. HARRIS,
d. D., Roanoke, Va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-09
LAW SCHOOL

AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Opens Sept. IA For catalogue address
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Dean
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25
Z. 6 apiteL

Gin einfadss Simmer. @9lidte
weiBe 8orbanse an ben Senitern, fsin
Sopba, 9ol5itiible NIT funitlo8 gei9nits
ten barten &iifenlebnen. auf Der etr=
fa9en 9ommobe eine @aGerflai9e rnb
3ipet @ldler, elm ettpas alttno6iirber
fosenannter sus5iebtii6 nit einer
Wtenge Papiere, 3eitunsen, Defreten,
Proflamationen. Wfan lab eS benz
Tii6 on, oaB bier Elm iebr Hsibiser
Wfann mobnte. Mu9 Elm mdhtiger
Wfann, oenn unter ben Bapieren fan6en
fi6 @eiebentpiirfe, @nttpiirfe at feinen,
bo6wi6tisen, ftrens lOsii9 bur9ba9tsn
Heoen, Tooesurtbeile.-
Gin 9au9 asfetil9er Strenge uno
taft 9eiu9ter @infa6beit lag iiber benz
3immer. Nn Dem glrbeitstii9 iaB Elm
nod iunger Mann 3pii9en pierunbs
oreiBig nnb fiinfun6bretbis sSabren.
st mar ettpas firsii6tis unb infolse
OeIIen tief iiber feline Yapiere gebeu9t !;
ieine @eitalt mar Helm unS nta9er, fem
@eli9t fabl, berbe i'm Nus6rud. Son
3eit 5u Seit 3og Elm eigentbiinli6e8
nerp0les 3uden iiber Die 9anbe, iiber
Die S6ultern unb iiber ben 6als.
Seine Jiale mar ipis, oer WtunS brett
nit l9nlalen, biinnen 2ippen, Die srauen
unrubigen slu9en batten cine bur6.
orinsenoe S6drfe unb leu6teteu fait
INNER til einen unbeimli6en lp0ttil9en
SaB, 10 bab ii9 Der 8eoba9ter unipills
fiirli6 la9te: init bem Wann mD6te
ib ni6tS ST. tbun baben. Seine &leie
bun9 mar psinlif fanber unb elegant,
obne aud nur i'm @erinsiten se3iert gu
iein.
Dieisr Wfann mar Marimilian 0fo=
bcspierre, Der Deputirte BON Mrras!
Sett itan6 er BON leiner Nrbeit ienfs
aeno auf uno fubr ii6 nit Der i9malen,
weiBen 9ano iiber bic Stirn, als Oh ct
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25

iollte, 10 rufe ebenialls: es lebe bie
Republif uno glib linn cine berbe Sbrs
feige. ST pirO bann i1on ipilien, tpie
er oaran lit uno Did in Rube lalien.
ueberbaupt laB Die Nepublit lebell bel
jeber @ele9enbeit @enn Du Die Ree
pnblit leben ldBt, ldBt iie Did aud
leben, ionit t0Otet fte Did. Ma9e
Did betm 8olf beltebt, fpie Dm es mid
tbun iiebit. Stride 5triimpfe umb
Soden fir bic Sansculotten ober itelle
Did an biibi6eu 9ta6mittasen auf sen
3eoolntionsplas. ipie Die 8iirserin be
Brien, unb fode 8ettelmannsiuppe.t
fiir bic armeu bungrisen 8inber made
Did beliebt, 9liniee, bann iptrlt gu
leben, oann wtrit Du Grfols baben in
alien Deinen rnternebmun9en. Sait
Du mid peritanben ?"
rSa, Tante."
Die flu9e Srau bate li9 in ibrer edit
fran50iii6en 9ebbaftisteit in Die Stte
9eIpro6en. 9tun ieste lie init bent ibr
ei9entbiimli6en @el6td ibrer gi9te
eine fransoienfronfarbise, ibrer biibl9en.
blonoen Besleiterin Marsuerite eine
tarmoiiinrotbe Wtiise auf ben aopf,
mas ben iungen Wtdo6en aGerliebit
ltanb.
rWteine liebe Wtarsuerite, lasteSrau
2aurac ipieber. rSte iper6en meincn
@biisling n;9t perlafen. sd per>
traue auf sic, Mfarsuerite.
rSie biirfen lid) auf mid perla1ien.
Sd meroe simee ni6t aus sen Nugen
perlieren."
n@ott lobne es Sbnen. Wer meie
fpie eS in 5ebn Sabren ausiiebt. Saben
mir uns o etDaS Dor 5e6n Sabren
trdumen laieu? Stun, mir miillen
6offen, boffen, boffen. 9ait Du @elb 2"
fra9te iie oann meiter, RAID Su ibrer
0dbte 9etpanot.
.Sa, Tante. 2eon bat bur9 ieine
Sreunbe III Baris @elo aufsenommeu.
u3aB cs giiemanb merfen. l1no nun
fir beute abieu. l1no persib nidt, Did
nd9iten 9onnaben6 biibi9 3u MAIDEN.
90 biibid Du fannit, BORT Du? lnb
ba8 be5ablen Sie 6rau6en i'm 2aoen,
War9nerite, fir Die Wtiiten, .bamit
ytieman0 etnaS merit"
Damit oriidte iie benz junsen Mab>
den eine Inaabl peiBlt9er bebrudter
S6eine in bie 0ano. @S lparen itebetts
bnnoert Srancs in Gllisnaten- fir aipei
Wfiisenl SAT- 10 piel Papier, tpie su
ben Wfiiten Tu6 9eb0rte. @s mar
aber Der ri6tige Yreis Biirserin Mars
9uerite be5ablte i'm, un6 6ann perabs
i6tebeten fi6 bic brei Biirgeri,tnen I'M
3aoen bon etuanber NIT Dem iibli6en
republifanilden Geremoniea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25
9as YfladSen Der 8dnme.
BON .. Sofe, (ateu 8ramnfels).

Da bic 3eit bes 8aumpfanaens
beranriidt, 10 tpirb es tpobl fir rllans
den 2eier Der pGreien prefe" bon Sn=
tereffe iein, einige quite &atbi6ldse
bariiber 3u erbalten.
Sd nebme an, baB bic 5ebI69er in
sebbriger Siefe (bon 2 big 5 SUB, ie
nod 8ef9affenbeit bes 8obens) unb
8reite ausgeboben finb, es 1T iogar
iebr mi9tig. baB biefes einige Wo6en
bor benz phanaen sef6iebt, ba bann
2uft unb Sonnenli9t baS @rbrei9
bur9brinsen f6nnen, tpobur9 es marbe
un6 fru6tbar tuirb.
Sobalb nun bic 8dume anlanaen
(tpeI6e man fi9 INNER ielber bon Ser
nddten 8aumi9ule beltellen iollte, ba
man bann nidt NIT mertbloiem 3eug
bef6ummelt wirb), pade man fie an
Ort unb 9teae aus, l6ie bic 8erpas
dung borfi6tig bon ben Wur5eln.
i6iBe aber id bic Wur3eln ge9en 9uft
unb Sonneni6ein, man iolte INNER
Elm etiid pad3eug ober elm Wagentu1
bel ber 9anb baben anb bic @urseln
foglei6 bamit bebeden, ba elm Baum
fi6er frant pirb unb oft f9om ab1tirbt,
menn er MIR 10 Winuten Der Cuff unb
Sonnenftrablen auSgeieBt 1T.
Gin e}eber freut ii6, tpenn er re9t
f66ne sroBe 8dume nit re9t piel unb
re9t langen Wur3eln aus Der 8aumz
f1ule erbGlt, bod biel beI1er miirbe es
fir ben pfanaer iein, wenn er 8dume
gan3 obne @urseln unb ben Stamm
biz auf IL 3oa suriidgeiWnitten erbieIt.
Man9 eire;, Der bieies Iieit, wirb
wObl rngldubig nit Dem &opfe i9at=
tsln unb benfen, id erlaube mir bier
einen S9er3. Nber es iit mein boiler
grnf unb es follte elm ieber 2eier ben
8eriu9 MAIDEN unb auf folgenbe Weile
einige 8dume pflanaen, i'd babe ben
8eriu9 gema6t unb perbe ME pie>
Der einen Baum nit bDllen Wuraeln
pflan3en.
Nimm ben Baum unb balte ibn nit
Der Grone mad unten fGneibe ale
Wur3eln f6rdg ab, 10 baB feline Idnger
als einen 3uq lit, Der S6nitt muB
aber 10 gema9t tuerben, baB er mad
unten itebt, tpenn Der Baum geiebt 1T.
Nun pfan3e ben Baum ungefdbr 8
3oll tief unb tritt ben 8oben fef on,
als menn bu einen Gen3pfoiten ieBem
molltef, barauf ibeibe ben Stamm II
Boil iiber benz 8oben ab.
Gin 10 gepflanater Baum mirb wie
Elm Sdmling feline @ur3eln ientre6t
In ben 8ooen treiben unb fib tief unb
fef bepur3eln, 10 baB fein Sturm ibn
nieberlegen fann, pirb ein bobeS 9llter
erreiden nnb fleiBig Grii6te tragen.
Gin Baum aber, Der nit ben pouen
@ur3eln sepflan3t DirO, wirb n es
malls pfablmuraeln treiben. mas scipiB
bic meiiten 2eier pobl i6pn sefunben
baben, tpenn ie alte gdume, tpel6e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25

oanit Die aufgere9ten @eoanfen be-
f1mid)tigen molle. Damn grif er na6
einem @lofen3lts uno l9ellte.
Gin junses, lebr lauberes Wdbdeu
trat ei11, bas nit i6euem 6elpeft, aber
bod nidt obne cine geipilie liebepolie
8ertrault6feit gu 0iobespierre binlab,
Der iif gerabe 5unl Seniter semanot
bate uno btnauslab.
r8iirger Hobespierre," iagte iie mad
elmer fleinen Bau1e NIT fainter Stimme,
als oh iie 5u ft0ren fiir6te, rSie baben
9erufen /"
&obespierre orebte iit Inn nnb laste,
mte li6 erinuerno: rIb, Sie 1inb eS,
2eonore. 9Sar niGt ct. Suit oa ?"
nSa. @r lit born i'm 3imlmer un0
narGel oarauL BON JBneu empfansen
3u iperoeu."
nSiibren sic ibn ber."
@lei9 baraut trat BET @enannte ei,t.
@r mar In Der Uniform zines b0beren
Sffi5iers Ser giationalearoe. Gine eee
iunoe, berfulil6e @rl6einuns bon mar
tialil6em NuSieben.
nDu pollteit NIT mir ipreden 2"
sd warte felt fait 3lpei Stunoen
barauf."
ngtun? gSaS sibt'S?"
"Du fparit 9eitern pieber ni9t i'm
Gonpent."
Stein"
n0esbalb nidt?1
nWaS ioll baS itnmermabrenbe @es
l6mds! Wti6 bauert Die 3eit, Die
i6 nit benz Slnh0ren Der langen iiber,
fliiiiigen Barlamentsre6en pertrObele."
(Sortietuns foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25

Ma&t lid fiibtbar-
ote srobe, 8au&sriamen erreeenoe, aft.
mobiife Bille. Ni9t nnr, uenn man fie
etnuinlntt, iOiloern bon anfans bis su Gnbe,
bis fte tpieber ben 8es aller Yilfen aeaau.
gen, unb babel sGuabrt iie bod nur tenlpo.
rdrs Grleidteruns.
g1as on ibre Stelle treten mub, iinb DIR.
Yterce's Pleasant Pellets Cine aeniiot ofs
Ooiis CUR pollfomineneu @eaulirun9 bes
san3en Spffems. Gs iino ,Dlnsia fieine.
persnderte &ornd)en, faum GROCER, ais Elm
Senfforn. Sie fpirten tn naturoemd1er
gBeiie. &eine idlim;re yiahtuilfuua. Gie
leiffen, nit einei1 @ort, bletbenbs unb ban.
ernoe uno MIR Sutrdslife $iilfe. 0erffopf.
ung, Serbauungs gsbeid)iperben, bili0ie Ir.
fdfle, gaitriideS nub bilioics 3opflpeh uub
ale Storuugcn oer 0eber, bes U1aoeus
unb ber Gin9eipelbe iperoen ourd] iie perbii.
tet, gelin6ert uno fllrirt.
Gs iino Die billigiteu pillen, neil basiir
garantirt uirS, oaB lie suiriebeniteQenb
tptrGeu, miD:tgenfaas bas @slo bafiir ,uriids
geeeben ipiro.
Gs siebt feine auoere Ytle, bic .serabs 70
gut" mare,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25

sg Wir baben bas srDBte 9lKprtis
ment bon Wageu, 8usgies, &utf6en
&C. i'm Staate un6 eriuden @u6, BEL
uns porsufpre6en ober einen 4atoloa
tommen gu laiien, penn Sbr ettpas in
unierer Sran9e n6tbig babt.
Staafe Brps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25
gocialiitiifbe glrbeiter>g,artei.

geriammlung ieben ameiten unb
pierten Sonntas gormittag i'm Monat
in Der Nrbeiters rs8ereinss6ale. 3utritt
frei fir Sebermann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-25
Seppi6e nno gOt6bel.

Weit baben, baum f0nnem bic beiben
Wfitta9ssS ssSDnnenitrablen ben Stamm
ni6t 10 treffen unb Der Wurm uirb
ibn ni9t 10 bef6dbigen.
Sur6 bic itarfen anbaltenben Sii6s
minbe i'm 5ommer baben bier bic
tneiiten Bdume cine gfeigung mad
Norben unb 6ieie8 trdst biel ba3u BEL,
baB bic 8dume 10 friib abiterben, ba
bic Sonne bel fol9en 8dumen ges
tp6bnli6 ben Stamm perbrennt.
gto6 eiHs m66te i6 bier eripdbnen.
yiele 2eute meinen ibren 8dumen ets
mas 8eionberes gu CUTE au tbun, ins
benz fie @taQbung ober 0ihe in bic
SeblO9er bringen. Sieles 1T ein
greBer Gebler unb es tperben idbrli9
5auienbe BON 8dumen babur9 su
@runbe geri6tet. 9ie Murael bes
8aumeS barf nit feinem Dung in 8es
rtbrung fommen, fonlt fdngt fie an 31
faulen, baburG pirb Der Baum frdns
feln, gelbes 2aub seigen unb idlieBz
lid abiterben.
Sn Der 9ohnung, baB Der eine ober
Der anbere ber pertben 2eier Der vGreie
preffe" aus bieien 3eilen Elm tpenig
gfuBen 5iebt, bite id suslei6 alle 9ies
ienigen, pel9e 8dume, Reben ober
Strdu6er gu pFanaen miiniden, ii6
meinen &atalog fommen au lai1en,
melder gratis berianbt tpirb, unb 5us
glei6 meine Nn3eige in biefer Summer
3u bea6:en.
st. 5. 9ofbetna San Mns
tonio, perfauft einen guten aweirdberis
gen Wagen (Gabrifat BON Stint,
Wfi9. } neblt pferbegei6irr su 500, fos
pie elm Sop 8uggp unb @ei6irr gu
$65, Giibrt itets eine pollitdnbige Nus>
mabl Der Giib 8ros., @spensbeib unb
Guiding Magen, 'glmbulan3en unb
8uggies, @otton=@ins, Winbmotoren,
pertins WinbmiibIen, pumpen, 8runz
nenbobrmai6inerie, pfiigen unb Sta
6elbrabt. Man ipre9e Dor unb la1e
fi9 bic niebrigeu preife geben,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20

Another radiator for McFarland's
house arrived last week. If he has
good luck, MAC" will have his heat
ing apparatus in good shape for
next winter.
The permanent bOardprs at the
"Ph9niX We're successfully photo
graphrd in Il group last week bv
Miss Myra Keller, who is becoming
quite anexPert in photography. +,
The la DIT of throwing bits of paper
along the streets is a pernicious one:
1t gives a thorougbtare an unih-
viting appearance, and the waste
scraps often frighten' horses. Don't
dO.it.
For brick of No. 1 maple sugar
we acknowledge thanks to J. S.
Leach. 1t came from Fletcher and
was frst-class. We have no obipr-
ti"ns to being struck frequently with
bricks of this character. -
Vanity causes great share of the
pneumonia which is prevalent Don't
be in hurry to wear your good
spring clothes. 'Therr'll be plenty of
warm days by and by and you'll find
the new suit or stylish wrap growing
old long before the frost comes in the
fall
The creamery opened for the
season last Saturday and is now
running in good shape. The change
from the old building to the new and
convenient one is not only. appreci-
ated by the manager, Mr.. Shaver,
but also by the many patrons, who
find the new conveniences very
handy. q" - -
The Srlectmen wall mRet at the
Town Clerks Office, on Saturday,
April 29th, at 8 o,elock a. m, to set
tie all bills against the town that
have accrued for winter work on
highway. As the highways enter
into the hands of the Road Commits
sioner May LIST, all highway survey
ors of 1892 must present, their ac-
counts at this time for settlement.
Miss Mary Brigham, who gradu-
ates from the I. V. M. next June,
has accepted a position as precep-
tress of the public school in CRANKY,
Mass, and will enter upon her duties
there next September. We under
stand the position is a very desirable
one and congratulate Miss Brigham
on her good fortune in securing it.
The school building is Il model one,
costing $1,000, aDd,'has in connec-
ton with it a handsome public
library.
CENTREvILLE-Elen Backum has gone to
Cambridge to spend few days with her
brother Merton. Miss Flora Campbe pick
ed full blown pansy outdoors on the elev
.enth instant. Miss Lulu Collins spent Sun
day at home, her friend, Miss Alice Pape,
companying her.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
STOWE,

90 dogs have been licensed up to date
Mrs. Frank Stafford is at her fathers, sick
Rev Mr. Emery will deliver the address OF
Memorial Day.
Mrs o. G. Harris of So. Royalton was in
town last week.
Mr. NJ. D Mcmahon Of Burlington, was in
town over Sunday
ia Sugar is being made in abundance although
Hate iii the season
Mrs. j :. Stone is spending a few days in
DuXburv and Moretown.
II. B. Corsp of Bethel, was up the other day
looking after some matters.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs J NJ.
Culver on Wednesday of next weeF
Fully $1,000 is said to have been left in
town on Sunday last for veal calves, hogs etc
Peter St Jock lost the greater part of his
thumb last week, while at work in Houston s
tub shop.
Rev. Mr. Emery went to Duxbury last week
Wednesday, and married Newell Demus and
MIS-. l.. \. Churchill.
{. G.. LamsOn started Saturday for Boston
and New York to buy summer millinery. Miss
Anna George, of MOrrisville, who has gained
many friends here, will be his assistant.
During he three years now closed. of Rev.
Mr. Emery's service as pastor of the NJ +.
church, he has attended 10 weddings, 33 fu-
npraIs, visited 1877 families and made 1170
calls He went to conference Tuesday
Will Macutchan, who lies confined with a
broken leg, received a few days since purse
-ot $50 from his many friends. He is very
grateful for this token OF their sympathy and
thinks it will much elevate his painful hours
of suffering.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
GAM RIDGE.

H: L. Story is working in Jacksonville this
week.
SIN Stafford had his annual sugar eat on
Friday.
Mrs Walbridge of Johnson, was in town
Monday.
This is sugar weather and the farmers are
feeling well.
D. W. Cutting and Mrs. C. F. Hulburd are
on the sick list.
Tried and True will be presented at Rey-
nold's hall May LIST, by home talent.
". NJ Smith, wife and two children, visited
in Rutland and Montpelier last week.
Kate Brush and friend of Williamstown,
who have been spending a few days here, re-
turned to their home Saturday.
Several friends of Z. J Gates and wifi,
called upon them Wednesday night and re-
minded them of their fifth anniversary.
Ella, the wife of A. D. Hitchcock, died Mon
day. The funeral was held at the home OF
John Hitchcock. Rev. Edwin Wheelock
officiated. .--...
The body of Mr.. j. +. Wires was brought
here for burial Saturday. The funeral was
held in the CongI church. Rev. Mr.. Whee-
lock conducted the service. Mr.. Wires has
one brother and two sisters living in town.
Mr.. Harlow Wires, Mrs. Jane Holmes and
Mrs Albina Hatch.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
ELMORE.

The flow of sap has been better the past
week
Miss Ida Tucker has been engaged to teach
the spring term Of school at the Pond.
Mrs. l.. L. Camp spent nearly all last week
in RichfOrd visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Putfer returning on Saturday.
Miss Ida Tucker and her father. r. W
Thicker, have been in Stove week visiting
their sister and daughter, who is i'll.
Owing to the refusal Of T. Hill to qualify as
road commissioner, n. II. Bangs has been
appointed to that office by the seectmen.
Mrs Charles Merriam received a telephone
message Monday. that hersister, Mrs. Lucius
kidder of Stowe was very sick and her death
soon expected.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot of the VT. Bible society,
spoke in the church last Sunday, giving an
interesting and instructive account of the
society and its work. 1t appears from sta
tistics that u per cent of the people of FL
more never attend public worship. Cannot
something be done to improve this record
The per cent of people attending church in
Lamoille, is b. Roman Catholics in Elmore
l per cent. At the close a collection was tax
en- for the society but owing to short notice
and bad roads, both attendance and cOlec-
tiOn were small.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
HYDE PARK.
County court next week.

County court next week.
Col. Brigham of Bakersfield was in
town last Friday.
The snOw-stOrm of Saturday last
WAS somewhat unexpected.
A few sleighs appeared on the
streets Sunday and Monday.
H. NJ. Mcfarland left Monday for
few days soiOurn in Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Bushee is spending a
week with her parents in MOntgom-
cry.
Plasterers from Burlington have
commenced work on Gov. Pages
house.
For choice White LPghorn eggs for
sitting purposes none better can be
found than those offered for sale by
Simon May. - .,...... ., ,.., .,.-.,
Leo Baker has gone "down coun-
try where he is in hopes of finding
employment.
You cannot have everything your
own way. You cannot have every
thing anyway.
Mrs. F. c. Waterman has gone to
Orleans county to spend few days
with relatives.
Do you want any hay? If so, en-
quirp of l. P. Butts, No Hyde Park
or Thos. Moore, this place. s.
Dr.. Genge gave a musical soHet
Monday evening 10 honor of the
friends who are visiting him.
The new drug store will be opened
about May LIST, and will be managed
by F. C. Page, a licensed pharma
cist.
Ed. Lilley is driving a handsome
pair of grey work horses, sell cteC
from F. C. Writings lot of western
stock.
Look out for the bronze cents O
the year 1877. They have become
so scarce that coin dealers pay {
premium on them.
Miss Alice Eastman returned thu
first OF the week from East Hard
wick, where she has been spending
several days with friends.
Preston DEMO has improved tn
appearance of his premises on Churcl
street by removing the old tram
way from the south side of the build
ing.
A. A Bliss, of West Braintree, for
mer partner with Slayton Bros, wa
IN town "A short time last week. Hi
many friends were pleased to SCI
him.
No school at the Academy today
owing to the absence of Prof Fdrr
who was at Burlington in attend
ance upon the Powers oodbur,
| wedding.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
WATERVILLE.

Dan Smith has hired the j. w. Page place.
James Trainer was in Sheldon over Sunday
E. II. Shattuck was at Morrisville the past
week.
Elder Foster occupied the pulpit at the M.
E. church ON Sunday.
Mrs. Colby of Kansas, is stopping with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Leach.
Folney WethPrel spent the past week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Wetherell.
Miss Julia Wetherell has gone TO Meriden,
Conn, where she has work in hotel as table
girl.
Luke Potter has placed a fine Metallic
monument at the grave of his wife. 1t was
purchased in Boston.
A fish and game warden has been appoint
ed by the srlectmen, who will have an eye on
the small trout this year.
Rev. Mr.. Newton made his farewell visit in
town the past week. before going to WalpolP
Mass, where he will occupy pulpit the com
ing year.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
CADY'S FALLS.

Morton Cheney is on the sick list
Mrs Miner is visiting in johnson.
c. B. Terrill has bought the Williams place.
Henry Williams and family are talking of
moving to Barre.
Fred Davis has returned from Fletcher and
is mt YORK for 5. C.. Town
Miss Flora Terrill of St Lohnsbury is with
her parents for few DAYS.
Walter Miner and Fred Papineau, now
march with the hide-house brigade
School begins the first Monday in May,
with Miss Myra Herrick as teacher.
Alice Miner has finished work for Mr.. Whit
ing of Johnson, and is now at home.
S G. Town is making preparations to move
his old store on the brown house site.
H. J. Lilley has bought the John Reed shop
and will soon be ready to do custom work.
Elmer Douglass of Albany, will run the new
blacksmith shop. He is boarding with {. b.
Terrill.
Mrs. H. p. Drown returned Monday from
johnson, where she has been spending a few
days with friends.
Mrs. Minerva Terrill passed her Goth birth
day Tuesday last and is in good health h, with
a clear mind, and does the knitting for a
lar" family, although perfectly blind.