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EDUCATIONAL.

Georgetown University
Grounded 1880
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty.
Rev J. HAvENs RICHARDs & J.,
a,I PFs ssssv Of the su Tn1M,ssrslty.
Hon. sf W e A q
Chief Justice United States Court Of Gaimso,
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
Hon. MAnF Fesai +. M adRsIs. L. D.
tA's"cate Justice Court Of Appeals Of the District
Lecturer on cSnstitutional and international Law.
an' H ES%D SETH s iHiEif2lSdsncs.
tAs'oeats Justice. Court Of Appeals Of the District
Lecturer on IN. 1S ., C OF %SS, ,. , r,u,,x
Hon, JEREMIAH n. wilson, L. D.,
ks;I $ st T sss =" OF
,..,,. es3SSf a fSsS9as!s f e. D..
Lecture, 3. e esSs.s aA rs,S;, 5;,D,.,
Rev RENE Holland, s j.,
rAI1MS sf'Sis' 4. E Es!aIas a." Ii. D..
Lecturer on Civil Law.
Circuit Court; MICHAEL J. COLBERT. AM.
Court Of Appeals Messrs TAII.MADGE A LAM
BERT, JOB BARNARD. aud HENRY WISE
SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, AM,
Secretary and Treasurer.
opens ocfoB Il !ns 1891 al
$50 pm. In is eommodioas, specially designed
northwest, when the Introductory lecture will be
delivered and announcements made for the ensuing
term Present and prospective students, alumni,
and all others interested in legal education are
cordially invited to be present.
The secretary can be at his office in the
Law building daily, after september Is, from @ to
T. p.m. for information, enrolment, &C. Those
proposing to connect themselves with the school
the ensuing term are requested to enroll their
names before the opening night. and thus avoid the
delay incident to that occasion.
Circulars giving the course OF study, TERMS &C.,
can be obtained at book stores of w. ii. Morrison
Sons, 1876 h street northwest; LOwdermilk 4 Co.,
l42t + street northwest. and john Byrne & o..
1872 + street northwest, and at w. s. Thompson's
drug store, IO3 Fifteenth street northwest or on
application personally or by letter to the under
Signed.
selO1m s. Il. YEATMAN, Secretary.
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COrCOran Scientific School.

NOrCOran Scientific School.
n ssrs s.s s
.ss G ssasay ssss:assy
student: ., af.,issa Zee % single Studies. So
extra; Opening exercises TSes.isy. October 2. a
spt m Addresses By Prof. C. p Merrill and Asst.
DEPARTMENT. OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS.
Prof +. r. Java. Jr.. c. E.,
Head Of Department.
MeeSaa IN Descriptive Geometry. Perspective.
fst SRsS,r 6 Sf"rs sst tsf sfasaer'
CH.RILS T. MUNROE. Ph. D.,
q ffhsG1s5Gy afaa & P Pr
Lecturer on History and Philosophy OF Chemistry.
Lecturer on Chemical Engineering.
CABELL wHrTEHEAD, B. NJ.
PETER FIREMAN. Ph. D.,
Assistant = ! 889 1a1s Analysis.
Assistant In Cumulative ii NJ Analysis.
instruction in General Chemistry. Chemical Prac-
ysis and Industrial Processes Assaying and Metal
iurgy Of P-ecious Metals, &C., &c.
C, pr; Fireman will conduct course in Organic
pErAE p,Hl z OF = CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Head Of Department.
seif FSsNcE Hs al
A. +. CRAVEN, Pm. D..
Professor.
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS AS APPLIED TO
ARCHITECTURE.
Prof. ANIATEiS,
Head MS o. n 1spaEsment.
Assistant i'm Freehand Drawing.
This department has been organized for the train
ing Of superior craftsmen in architecture and civil
engineering and for all who seek instruction in free
IMPAIRMENT OF FRENCH.
LEE DAVIS H DE- A. NJ. Ph. D..
Fun course in the French language and literature
81 And
GEORGE P. MERRILL. Phi. D..
cEoR as.d y Of m Pspa5sHsS', B. s..
Full and special courses in Geology and Mineral
ogy, systematic and applied.
ur DErA IH Us IT, OF e. GERMAN Z
Fun course in the German language. literature,
''r5;s Z rs Es.s 81 :r Safss |: Gfis
II. L HODGkINS. Pm. D..
H. @. H tdStsSsGSi A. B..
ALGEBRA and Geometry preparatory and advancedl.
Trisonomesry. Analytic Geometry. Calculus, Dif-
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,
LEE DAVIS LODGE, A. NJ, Pm. D.,
Physiological and Rational Psychology, Ethics.
Pedagogy, Lectures on the History Of Philosophy.
6EfzREST' - ff s .saf aSD
ENGINEERING.
q p LEWIS, b. g.,
Professor.
J. Il BLOMEN, Pm. D.,
Instructor.
Lectures on General Physics Theory and Practice
of Electricity; enlarged laboratory equipment Send
for circular.
INSTRUCTION IN RUSSIAN
PETER FIREMAN, Phi. D.,
Instructor.
A full course In the Russian language and lit
eraure IL offered this for the first time BY the
University. The course consists of grammar, con
versation and the reading Of popular Russian tales.
the masterpieces Of such prose writers Gog0l,
Tourgenev and Tolstoi and poets like Poushkin and
Lermontov.
For further information address
Prof. CHARLES Il. MUNROE, Pm. D.,
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Martyr College of Oratory.

Martyr College of Oratory.
-EsCORPORATED.-
1928 to 1921 G ct. NV.
ne largest and best equipped Institution Of its
FOUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS:
hOCUTION. 2 ORATORY. g. DRAMATIC
CULTURE 4 PHYSICAL CULTURE
my. FRANKLIN J. MILLER, AN, PRINCIPAL.
HON EDWIN B. HAY, CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PROF. wEBsTR EDGERLY. PRESIDENT.
TEACHERS AND LECTURERS IN SPECIAL.
DEPARTMENTS
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Mr.. S. r1inster.

TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN.
St,dio In Carroll Institute, 10th near K ct.
NV. ONCE hours, am. to pm, Tuesdays
and Fridays. se24-lWs
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Special Features for 1s04-96.
separate graduating course In Literature;
The use Of the new Practice Rooms for indi
Monai PRACTICE. These rooms are built Of triple
and 2s,.a Ss e sss high -s
Rortunity for Individual practice II great bless
iag to hose who wish to develop the voice with
Every pupil in the college will have the
least once week. either in Recitation. speaiins.
4 The whole !ysten, Of comforting Diplomas will
pc rearranged; the standard raised; and monthly
Interpretations viii take the place Of final ei-
fully explained In the Special FAN Circular. which
Will be mailed to any address.
In addition to the regular faculty. the following
year:
GENEvIEvE sTEBBINs,
Author Of The Deisa-te System OF EXPRESSION -
and the greatest Delsartean living. CSee small
circularj.
NELSON wHEATCROPT.
Director of Dramatic School. and for mary years
. leading American actor. tSee small circularj.
ALFRED AYREs
The well known author and teacher of New York.
WIN Introduce an entirely new department In Mar
TN College, entitled
THE ELOCUTIoN OF stIAKESPEARE'S
SPEECHES
BYRON W KING, A NJ, PHI. D..
One Of the uJst 5kiliiul instructors In America.
COMEDY. PITiios AND TRAGEDY.
OTHER PROMINENT TEACHERS WILL RE AN.
NOUNCED.
COLLEGE, Opens OCTOBER 1.-Resuiar Day
| and n are fspessous Of e. Day
Anplication Blanks necessary for admission.
Bend f5r local circulars to Martyr College Of
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
Dental Department
The Columbian University.
1928 II ct. NV, Washington, d. G.
Inc eighth session begins October I, 1894. The
Introductory lecture will be delivered BY Prof. Il.
b. Noble at pm October I.
regular daily Lectures commence at $50 pm.
F1f mrther Information apply TO
DR.. J. HALL LEWIS. Dean, 1909 Ut. NV,
From $3.50 to 4:30 pm.
ii st., from 4:30 to $50 pm.
Autumn examinations will be held at the coliexs
at PIN, September "a. se8-lm
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
800 X ST. NV.
PIANO, ORGAN. VIOLIN. VOICE. &c.
se1912t" EDWIN HART, PRINCIPAL.
MRS B. H. McEwEN, TEACHER OF SINGING
In Woman's College Of Baltimore, Mondays and
Thursdays at 243 North Capitol Ut. (Washfnxton
ID. Co., after September l. auzb s&w1m
MRS GRACE a. K. STEELE. EXPERT IN VOICE
building. Method secures pure tone and clear
ehunciation No sore throat. No screaming No
tremolo habit Sight reading by Holt method.
Open to church and concert engagements. Studio.
loSS st. seS-w&s1ms
THE MISSES TIFFEY, 1436 CORCORAN ST NV.
Will reopen their school for girls and boys Sept
~. Every effort made to advance the pupils
For circulars and references apply at their resi-
dence. se10-eo1ms
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donZaga College,

Cnder tie direction Of the
FATf-ERS on TIE SOCIETY OF JESUS.
Classical, scientific and hLs.scss courses Of
stpi.-s. schools reopfryf TUESDAY. SErrkM-
BER 4 Special co;i.se !r- oi.~r students wishing
to make rsLid lro.ress N tie Classics. For Iar-
ticulAV assr.ss
- Pses..ec: ard 1-r1<ire-.
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Graduate School.

Courses OF advanced Instruction are offered. which
lead to the degrees Of Master Of Arts, Master Of
Science Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer and
Doctor Of Philosophy.
A school Of original research and biblioxra phSe
inquiry. Opening exercises Thursday, October 4
Prof CHARLES II MuNRon. ph. D.,
For catalogue descriptive Of these several schoo,s
address ROBERT Fl. MARTIN,
se41m Secrstaiy.
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The Department of Archi-
teCtural Drawing

In Spencerian Business College is open for the
reception Of students. Carpenters builders.
chanics and students In draughting who have bccn
trained here have achieved remarkable success In
their several lines, q direct result OF the prac
teal skill and intelligence thus acquired De-
partEent open Tuesday and Thursday evenings Of
each week from October 2 to July 1. Further
Information given at college Office. 70S d st. NV.
se15-lm MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Principal.
c. MATILDA MINKE, EXPERIENCED TEACHER
Of piano and harmony, graduate of New Eng
Conservatory OF Music, Boston Emma L. Minke,
teacher of voice; Lamper.i's Italian method. 312
Del. ne. sel5-lms
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Medical Department
Georgetown University.

46th session begin. October I, at $50 pm For
particulars apply to the Dean.
e. L. MAGRUDER, NJ d.
SIS Vt. ave.
Hours before 10 am. and 80 to $50 pm
mai
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
The Columbian University,

The Columbian University,
WARRINGTON, d. G.
Ts ss rcssSs5Ss,U,y School sep.smSer 2.
me Medal scSoos oDe 1pen. " sepsoe e1oSar
IT, E: Ss;so;:s School
he school Of Gfsdusie stud:: opens: oesSSsr
The Preparatory School,
s. 5t n. s.
and Instructors: Building open for Inspection and
session BEGIN: sEs
TENDER 4 sb 6SE s'issf
TheC Collegiate Department.
r%:a g; ssgs:'2sn' rls
gree rsss Of AB. and s.B;. respectively. are offered.
whose time s Unite The faculty Is composed e"
's .o0"ns f RfHsf. Tacu nnf Instructors;
JAMES C WEIIiNG. LID. President.
Rev % s1 a9d H Hs!Sfs: oSHsl'fSsi B
Rev. me sGMrE L H. fHS
Professor Of the. English Language and Literature
ANDREW az, p S e yA41SsiGjSEs1p NV D, n
aoW "a fat Con- ns t. ' Pa g.
re so%As 81 fsyIss ssd rs
Mathematics
LEE D LODGE, An, Pm. D..
?' sesh IPssaf: Haa E''i DS
f1otessor Of Intellectual and Moral PHILOSOPHY.
CHARLES E. MUNROE, 8. B., Phi. D..
Professor OF Chemistry.
~ -: DARLINGTON BOLTON, Pm. D.,
Non res'dent Le turer on the History Of Chemistry.
CYRUS ADLER, m D.,
Leeturer Orieatal History.
ANTONIO u. SOTEI.DO, LID,
-, Professor Of Spanish.
l. HILTON JACKSON. A. NJ. LIN.
Assistant In latin
II. r. PYNE. A NJ.
Assistant In Greek.
n. GRANT HODGKINS A. B.,
~ Registrar and Librarian.
Inc college Is open to students Of both sexes.
hH ssn'rance examinations will be held Septem-
49,, a anu z Further Information may be OBJ
ana = az tne university building corner Of 18th
COrCOran Scientific School.
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MIR. Henry Xander

Eishes TO iEfs-m his pupils that be will resume
lessons In PIANO and THEORY of MUSIC on
October J.
Ofhce hour: t1-12 O'clock.
Muolc room: sol 1ith st. r.w. se20lm
REOPESING OE GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LAM
Suages. Founded 1ssS. Principal. Prof. J. ID.
Gaillard. 3 L., Paris: officer d'academie and
sutno- Of a new, scientific aud progressive
method Prof. r. de Maany. b. es L.. Paris,
vice principal, ASSISTED by q staff of qualified
professors fo- all modem languages. 70. cir
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WIN B. HAY. CHAIRMAN OF
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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. WASHINGTON, d. G.
= rrepaIatory School opens. September p
- G1SnoiAn Soliege opens. September =
- nheoicai School opens. .......... October
e Dental School opens. ............ October /
- Sofcoran Scientific School opens. October 2
,e Law school opens ............ October 3
Ne School In Ocfo a
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
WATERVILLE,

Elbridge Wilbur has moved into the village
Dr. Fosburgh was in Burlington the past
week.
P Maurice is in St. Adams and Burlington
this week.
Mrs. Riley has moved into part of Mrs
Chase's house.
Miss Olive Langdell has bought the Elias
Wiley place of Luke Potter.
DR.. Hulburd has moved into his own house
at the lower end of Main street.
Miss Whitney of Bakersfield, was the guest
of Miss COrda Brown the past week.
Mrs. NJ. D. Scott of Wolcott, was the guest
of Mrs. A. l.. Laraway, for a few days.
Hiram Mann died after a long illness, on
j the 2Sth, aged 50 years. He was taken to
Franklin for interment.
The entertainment given by the dramatic
club on Friday eve, entitled g Placer Gold, OF
how Uncle Nathan lost his Farm" was wit.
messed by a crowded house; the actors are de.
serving of much credit fer the manner in
which the play was executed. By request il
will be played again at town hall on Satur.
day eve, March 10.
Town Observation-Disclosures. Henry Viii
bur; Clerk and Treasurer, ]. V. Stevens; Sc
lectmen, II. A. jackson, Chauncy TillotsOn,
Ami Leach; Trustee of Surplus Money, J. V.
Stevens; Constable and Collector, T. NJ Pot
ter; Listers, G. NJ. Thomas, d. E. Bragg, M.
E. Church; School Directors, Henry Wilbur,
o. T. Taylor, II. H. Thomas; Overseer Poor,
Chas Childs; Fence Viewers FL. Wilbur II. A.
jackson, Geo. Jones; Town Grand Jurors, I.
M. Potter, K. A. Wiley, d. c. Tobin; Inspec
tor of Leather, n. Tillotson; Inspector o,
Lumber and Shingles, D. B. etherell Pound
keeper, H. A. Jackson; Agent, V. P. Locke
Sexton, Chas. Childs; Road Commissioner
Henry DIN; Auditors, Y. W. A. Leach, S. r
Miller, g. NJ. Stevens. Tax, 125 on the dollar
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LosT.-Dec. I'd, 1898. between Craftsbur!
and Morristown, bundle containing featb
er bed and pair of pillows. The Under viii
be suitably rewarded by addressing
]. E. BINGHAM, Morrisville, Vt.
For SALE.-One two-horse power and
drag saw rig complete. This machine has
only done one job. VIII sell cheap and give
the right man plenty of time.
GEO. B. ALLEN, No. Hyde Park.
For SALE.-A very desirable village prop
erty, with an extra lot. House and barn in
good repair. VIII be sold very reasonable
Enquire of j. A. ROBINSON. Admir-, Morris
vile, Vt.
For SALE.-About GOO secondhand wood,
en- sap buckets in good condition. one second
hand Richford Evaporator one secondhand
booted buggy wagon. The above will he sold
at a reasonable price for cash or approved
paper. A. A. NILES.
Morrisville, March 3. 1894.
NoTIcE.-T take this opportunity to inform
the public that l have put in a stock of Cask-
cts at Il. Z. Darling's building on Darling St,
and offer the same at low prices. Orders for
undertaking may be left with E. P. Darling,
Summer st. l have a fine lot of Plymouth
Rock roosters and pulets, full bloods, that
will sell for 90 each.
E. G. DARLING, Morrisville.
For SALE In order to close the L. H.
Parkhurst Est, l offer the following real
estate for sale, viz. - acres of land situated
on Main street in North Hyde Park formerly
a part of the Daniel Billiard farm), so acres
OF timber land near North Hyde Park. %
acres OF timber land near North Hyde Park
the l.. II. Parkhurst saw mill with machinery
and quantity of personal property, includ-
ing spruce, hemlock and Eastwood lumber,
one iron safe and large quantity of farming
tools too numerous to mention. The above
property will be sold at bottom prices
l.. E. HARRINGTON,
Admir- of L. H. Parkhurt Est.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
EDEN MILLS.

The crows are out predicting an early spring
Carroll Whittemore is at homefrom Morris
vile, where he has been attending school.
We wonder if that couple were married last
week? We have not smoked cigar if they
were.
Several of our boys attended the drama al
Albany last Wednesday eve, and all report q
good time.
This is a direct route to build an electric
railroad from Waterbury to No. Troy, via
Morrisville, Eden, Lowell and Troy. Let il
come.
The dancing school at the Corners last Sat
urday night was well attended. Bennett says
that after this date spectators are not al
lowed.
We understand that F. E. Marcy is ready
to do business in turning out all kinds o
wood work, as he has lately put in machinery
for that business.
Town Observation-Disclosures III. Ray
more; Clerk and Treasurer-F. F. White
Selectmen-C. A. Harrington, j. B. Adams
A. G.. Lunt; Overseer OF PooT-Jas. Atwell
Constable and Collector-W. II. Emery
Listers-F. F. White Fred Smith, James At
well; Auditors-Jonas Harrington, F. ID
Raymore, Merritt Shattuck; Grand Juror
Shattuck, j. S. Reed, F. E. Marcy; Road
Commissioner-O. NJ. George; Agent-F. II
Kaymore Tax-50 cts. town; so cts
school; % cts. road, in addition to that re
quired by law.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
NORTH HYDE PARK.

The Mite Society met with Mrs Joseph
FOss Thursday of last week. There was q
good attendance.
r. c. Barnes has commenced sugaring.
Mr.. George of New Hampshire was the
guest of j. T.. Masure over Sunday
Mr.. Claxton and wife spent Sunday with
F. S. Hazard
Mrs. Gien died last Sunday morning
Funeral from the Catholic church at Hyd
Park Wednesday.
A very pleasant wedding occurred Feb. %
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Girls
void, the parents OF the bride. Contracting
parties Frank l.. Jacobs and Winnie Girls
void officiating clergyman F. B. lockwood
guests, many friends and neighbors Refresh
ments were served and games were enjoyed
by the younger part of the company. while
some joined the dance and all went merry
till the 'wee hours" The presents were use
full and and consisted of bed spread, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Campbell; rolling pin. Bertran
Campbell; pair silver table spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Griswold; silver butter-knife, Bion
GriswOld; sugar shell and cake plate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis Putnam, glass set and pickle
dish Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Putnam; pair
damask towels and pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hayford; lamp, salt and pepper
shakes, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Griswold; glass
water-ptcher, MIR. and Mrs. Almon White
more; butter-dish, Alice Griswold; cake
plate and fruit-stand, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Girls
void; glass water-pitcher, Miss Emma Girls
void
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
CADY'S FALLS.

Jose h Sherman was in town a few days
last week.
Dana Hart is to have a party Tuesday eve
All are invited from this place.
Quite number attended the play at Hyde
Park and pronounced it excellent.
Mrs. French and Mrs. Parsons of Morris
vile, visited Mrs C. B. Terrill Saturday.
s. C. Town expects the carpenters to com
mence the work on the old store this week
The last lyceum was said to be the best Of
the season. The next one will be Tuesday
March 49,
Miss Mabel Durkee, little girl of nine years,
has attended the school of thirty weeks with
out missing day.
Alice Miner has been visiting friendsin Cam.
bridge, and was treated to new sugar, made
by j. E. Reynolds.
1t is requested that all interested in the
moving and repair of the old church 70: a
public hall, should meet at old church Satur-
day night.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
JOHNSON,

o. ". Stearns is convalescing.
Mrs Z. L. Walbridge and son have returned
| from Cedar Falls, la.
John F. Landon. father of o. b., of South
Hero, is visiting Lere.
| f. H. Sherwin has again been appointed
deputy collector and weighpr of maple sugar.
S. D. Whiting has rented his farm to Ever
est Stebbins, and moved back to his father
| farm.
Mrs Wilmer Heath and children from Spar-
ia, Mich. are visiting her sister. Mrs b. A.
| Hunt.
| DR.. Fl. n Waite is seen on the streets again
after a severe attack of the grip followed By
| a run of fever.
Mrs. P. c. Stearns and family spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. f. p. Carpenter, at st.
JOhnsbury Centre.
The 5. G.. Hill Camp S. of v, will render the
| popular play entitled "Out of His Sphere y
at LandOn's hall this week Friday night
Town meeting passed off all right in spite
! of the continuous remarks oi a certain indi-
vidual, who is given to 'tOO muchee talkee. -
Town Observation-Disclosures C. H. Stearns
| Clerk and Treasurer, b. l.. Austin; Select
Overseer of Poor, Horace Goodwin; LIST Con-
stable and Collector, W. q. Jones; 2d Con-
stable and Collector, d g. Holmes: Auditors.
| N. A. Waterman, H. NJ. Maxfeld, .. B. Lam
| don: Listers, w p. IL. SUearnS, AlmOn Whiting,
| r. c. CTisty; Supt. of Poor Farm, l. l.,
| p. arl; Trustee of Public Money, L. L. Pearl :
Trustee of Whiting Fund, l.. II. Wheeler
| Agent to see to expanding interest on
Whiting and Hannah Hill Funds, o. W.
Stearns; Fence Viewers, Ii. A. Waterman,
B. S. Fullington, II. B. Tuliper; Grand
Jurors, W. H. Stearns, N. A. Waterman /;
Inspector of Leather, Ii. b. Tuliper; every
mans barn and yard a Pound and every
man a Pound Keeper; Inspector of Wood and
Lumber, 7. A. Riddle; Road Commissioner,
Sewell Newton; Agent to defend and prose
cute claims, II. G. Cristy; School Directors
for 3 years c. p. Jones. w. II. Stearns Vot-
ed to instruct School Director to build
a new schOol-hOuse near Isaac Patch's,
at a cost not to exceed $500. All taxes, ex-
cept school tax Ito be assessed) 115 cents
on the dollar of the Grand List with a re-
bate of 4 per cent if paid on or before Oct. 20.
EAST JOHNSON.
Mr.. Chamberlain OF Craftsbury was in this
place last week.
Several farmers in this vicinity have COM
menced working in their sugar-paces.
Mrs. Henry Putnam of Eden visited the
family of her son, 5. A. Griswold, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Whiting, who have
been spending some time at F. H. Boyce's,
intend to start for their home in California
this week.
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MexANNoN BROS. g. CO.,
nnn,t put u OFF.

The necessity Of spring medicine isu W an
sally admitted This il the 6est tln+ 81 Sf the
in which TO purify the blood, to T'sf2re cue
lost appetite, and to build w. .he s"sceptibe
tenn as the body il now pegnua,y od,,ior.
i ~ Oe otfained BY Hoods sarsapar,llo owing
~ fts real merit and its reTnnrkobl" rngGrsa,
70 I's blshed il as the very best medicine
70 take in the spring. u cures fer1lo,' sp,'
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08

CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to all the kind neighbOrs and
friends, to the singers and those who furnish
ed flowers aud to all who in any way assisted
us during the brief sickness and laying away
to his rest of our dear husband and father.
Mrs. JOHN TERRILL,
Mr. AND Mrs. G. NJ. STILES,
Mr.. AND Mrs. c. S. WILDER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
WOLCOTT.

Town Observation-Disclosures H. C. Reed
Clerk, NJ j. Leach; Selectmen, David Doug
lass, M. y. Bullock, Frank T. Twiss; School
Directors for two years, A. g. Andrus, three
years, III. c. Reed Treasurer, $. A Fife; Over,
seer Poor, M s. Burnell Constable and Col
lector, Chas 5. Hastings; Listers, H. c. Bald.
win, Baxter Burnel, II. E. Nelson; Auditors
II. i. Nelson, F. E. Kipp E. A Gray: Town
Grand Jurors, G. f. Clark, H. C. Baldwin
Town Agent, C. A. Reed; Sup. of Poor Farm
2. F. Scribner. Voted to raise 100 cents on
the dollar Voted to pay balance of bonded
debts