News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-10-19
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE,

see business notices.
II. p Munson calls attention t.
his line of underwear this week.
Col. and Mrs. E. H. Powell of Bur
lington, were at The Randall Satur
day.
Jamie Joslyn, clerk in Joslyn's gro
Gerry, has gone to his home in Waits
field.
Mr.. Smith vacates the tenement il
Elmer Wade's house and returns tt
Stowe.
S. R. Bracket, c. W. Fitch and sol
Walter left for the Worlds Fair las
Thursday.
Mr.. Donahue of Burlington, is il
town doing Il job of plumbing for q
W. Hendee.
Doty has a new advertisement this
week, as also has Lang & Campbell
the jewelers..
Mr.. Woodruff of New Jersey, is il
town buying three or four carloads
of potatoes.
Carroll Spaulding is in charge 0
the depot in the absence of Station
Agent Bryant.
The Academy students lyceum anC
sociable on Friday evening was al
enjoyable success.
Morrisville horsemen again return
ed with the victors' Doodle from TIE
st. Johnsbury races last week.
Nh G,or-ro NJ NO
turned from Chicago Saturday night
coming by the Canadian Pacific.
Doty & Rogers have purchased g
large lot of fine apples, and expect g
carload of them to arrive Saturday
Friday night, Saturday and Sun
day made almost an unprecedented
record of forty-eight hours of terrific
wind.
In LeBarron will read the sermon
at the Universalist church next Sun.
day. Y. p. c. U. at Z O'Clock. Topic
Tolerance"
Miss Anna Mower is detained at
home on account of sickness, and Miss
Lula Niles is teaching her school in
District No. Z.
The meeting of the United Workers
and the dime supper connected at
tracted a large attendance at the
Cong'l vestry on Friday.
W. C. jerks of Boston, for the past
thirty years connected with the police
force of that city, has been az The
Randall for several days past.
The Cong1 church is being newly
shingled, two very attractive chan
deliers have been hung in the audience
vestry.
The time for paying taxes and saw
ing the discount is rapidly shorten
ing and Nov. LIST will find the bulk OF
the tax money in the hands of the
Treasurer.
Mrs. DR.. W. A. Tenney and children
of Granville, N. Y, are visiting at D.
W. Tenney's. DR.. Tenney will come
here on his return from Chicago,
where he now is.
The Library is again indebted to
Martin WheelOck for valuable book.
Mrs Stowe also has given bagatelle
board. Who will send in some money
to purchase new books
Golden Jr., the great song and
dance horse, has again changed
trainers. DR.. LeClare, his late driver
came home from st. Johnsbury last
week threatened with fever.
In less than one week the wood
lands hereabouts which presented sc
fine an appearance in autumn color
ing, were stripped of every vestige O
leaf by the tremendous winds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. II. d. Bryant and Mr.. anC
Mrs. james Jewett left for the Chi
cago Fair on Tuesday. G. |. Smith
of Morristown, went last Saturday.
Will Whipple will return in a few
days to his position az an assistant
book keeper in a wholesale leather
house in Boston, after a lay-off o
several weeks because of the bushes!
depression.
Miss Mabel, the eldest daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Smith, is in {
serious condition with lung ant
throat trouble. Her illness prevents
Mr.. Smiths contemplated visit tt
Worlds Fair.
A. d. Thomas has purchased of V
W. Jewett his new set of buildings OF
Bridge street for 81 900, about three
quarters of their actual value. Mr.
Thomas evidently knows goot
thing when he sees it.
John Moulton and Fred Campbell
went to Worcester, Mass, Monday
Mr.. Moulton starts the horse Kendall
in the 2:27 class, and Mr.. Rounds vii
start b. f. Scion in the 2:24 class q
the races there this week.
Advertised letters - Mrs. S. M
Camp CD, Mrs. Fred Grafton, DAME
Noe, Alanson Wheeler, Chas. M. Stow
ell, John Burbank, John ColgrOve
John Hayes, John Spring, Jos. Ray
mond, Carl Chesia, E. VIM & Sons.
Curriers' annual opening of cloak
and Jackets for cold weather comes
off Thursday, Friday and Saturda,
of this week. He will have ample ia
cilities for taking good care of tn,
large number who will be present
and will show some fine goods.
Stephen Phillips let the index finger
of his left hand linger behind tn,
others while operating a machine a.
the fibre board mill Monday, result
ing in the loss of half the finger. DR.
Douglass dressed theinjured member
taking it off at the second joint.
Rev. V. M. Hardy, a former pastor
occupied the pulpit of the Cong
church Sunday morning and evening
Mr.. Hardy has the affection and es
TEEN of a large circle of parishionerl
and friends here, who are AWAY.
pleased to welcome him to his former
pulpit.
A line of sewer pipe has been put il
from Summer street through Unio1
and across High street, emptying in
to the stream above the pulp mill
Another Improvement greatly to b,
appreciated is sidewalk that is be
ing made from High street down thu
hill and up Jersey Heights"
The Universalist society have beer
successful in securing pledges for 6
sufficient amount to make Rev. Mr.
Booths salary assured, and it is ex
pected that his pastorate will begir
early in November. A very hearty
welcome will be accorded Rev. Mr.
Booth and family by all our com
munity.