News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRlSVlLLE.

M. ~. ScO6U ana Vile were at >. ID
Luce's over Sunday.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter Friday next.
Geo. Bates was at home from Bur
lingtOn over Sunday
| B. G. Sheldon of Swanton, has beer
in town for few days.
Mrs. c. E. Robinson OF Burlington
is in town for a few days.
Alton W. Stone has completed his
labors with l.. B. Boynton.
Miss Ellen Cram is at home from
Burlington for a short visit.
Regular meeting of the W. R. G.
Saturday evening, March "a.
Fisk & Rich have disappeared See
adv't of Fisk, Rich & SIocum.
Advertised Letters-Mi Briggs,
E. F. Bundy, P. A. Fairbanks.
Harrison Dodge furnishes Hurd's
Dairyman for the public library.
Mrs. A. A. Earle is spending a few
weeks with friends in Orleans county.
W. A. Martin of Montpelier, special
| pension examiner, was in town over
Sunday.
Will Tillotson of Wolcott, will go
into Waterman's store as clerk about
May LIST.
o. NJ. Waterman and the Cowles'
Music Store have new advertisements
this week.
c. NJ. Pope was called to New York
last Saturday by the severe illness of
his brother.
The Academy boys met Tuesday
night and organized a ball team for
the season of '94.
Fred Parker, who is attending
business college at Albany, N. Y, is
at home for few days.
W. Fl. Heavey, foreman of the Cross
bakery, Montpelier, was at home with
his family over Sunday.
Elisha H. Cady will weigh maple
sugar here, by appointment under
the new administration.
Several Morrisville people saw Dixey
in "Adonis last week, either at Bur-
lington or st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Gordon returned Friday
evening from three weeks visit in
Lynn, Mass, and vicinity.
Watch for g. W. Doty's new adv't
next week. He is getting in a big |
stock of new spring goods.
Orville Choate of this place has
taken unto himself a wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wells of Albany, n. 7.
The remains of Mrs. Selden Mer-
riam, a former resident, were brought
here from Bradford on Tuesday.
DIR. J. A. Robinson attends the an
nual convention of the State Dental
Society at White River Junction this
week.
There will be strawberry festival
in tie M. Z. church vestry Wednes-
day evening, March 2Sth. All are
invited.
Hon. Charles Hogan of st. Adams,
was at The Randall Tuesday night,
as was also Mrs. U. A. Woodbury. of
Burlington.
Rev. E. j. Ward. who has soiourn-
ed at The Randall through another
winter, left town to-day. The first
of April draweth nigh.
The regular communication of Mt.
Vernon Lodge, No. s, F. & A. M,
occurs this evening. 1t is expected
that work will be done.
Coral Chapter, No. 46, o. E. S., will
hold it's next regular meeting Tues
day evening, March 2T. 1t is very
desirable that all officers be present.
J. D. Eaton, special agent of the
Continental Fire ms. Co., was in town
Wednesday and placed the agency Of
that company with Fisk, Rich & Slo
cum.
The sugar parties, circles, entertain
ments and what-not, advertised fol-
last week, all came out on schedule
time, and successful gatherings are
reported.
Lang & Campbell are again in the
field as agents for the Victor bicycle
one of the best wheels made. ReaC
their advertisement, and, if you con
template buying, see them.
On Saturday the Maplewood Sugar
and SyrupCo. expressed four cases o
fancy syrup to Senator Proctor a
Washington. Senatorial associates
will undoubtedly get a taste.
The Lamoille Grange will meet OF
Thursday afternoon, March goth
Geo. Terrill will give report of thu
dairy school at Burlington, aftel
which there will be question box.
Again it is said that some of tn
village hens will be subjected to lib
eral dose of shot if the owners persis
in letting them ramble. New lawns
strawberry beds, etc, are being in
jured:
Frank Jackson expects to accep
; an offer made which will take him t.
MONTPELIER to school this spring
where he will catch for the Seminar,
hall team, The Academies are sorr.
to lose Jack.
The Magic City continues to go o
rapidly. If you have not yet secure
any numbers of this fine work OF art
commence now. All the numbes fror
/ to 9 may now be had by applyin
at this Office.
1t has been suggested that the us
of Academy park as place tor exc
cising horses or halter-breaklng COZ
should be discontinued. The turf ha
been badly damaged in this way
the past week.
!. Mrs. M. P. Bell, who has been
the Florence Mission, New York CIT.
: since October, as ASSISTANT matrol
will come to Burlington to assuH
!. the superintendency Of the Home fe
- Friendless Women.
: G. w. Doty Camp, Sons OF Nete
y ans, and the Ladies' Aid Society al
y making plans for work in conneftlo
i with the annual State EncampmeI
!, of both organizations, which will
!. held here about the middle OF June
:. The new advertisement OF the Mo
v risville Marble and Granite worl
, appears in this issue. They are loca
g ed in the Jewett block, opposite I'd