News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-06-28
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Fred Pike is again az home.
Mrs Mayo has BEEN seriously afflicted with
neuralgia.
The summer schools will generally close on
Friday next.
Mrs. Ellen Smith is at home from Water
bury for a while.
Jessie Walker Of Wolcott, spent Sunday
at W. A. Smiths.
There is a limited local market for potatoes
at 80 cents per bushel
T. ]. Robinson died suddenly on Sunday
morning OF heart disease
r D. Slayton is having painting and other
work done about his house.
Miss Ellen Hodge aud mother are erecting
a barn adjoining their residence.
Pattersou's Vaudeville Co. played here on
Friday night to a fair audience.
Bicycles are used by many Of our lads who
are getting expert in riding them.
Men and teams are employed repairing the
road leading to the Summit house.
Miss Alice Robson of Salem, Mass. is sp nd
ing a season with Mr.. and Mrs. n. BgelOw.
1t is now said that the Centennial celebra-
tioa will take place on August s instead of
later.
The creamery is now running with an in
creased quantity of milk, resulting from hot
weather.
About 90 we're present at the joint social
aud circle recently given by Mrs. Burt and
Mrs. Moody.
Mrs. Cora Sanborn is at Morrisve taking
care of her mother, Mrs. George Foss, who is
quite poorly.
Mrs Jewett has so far recovered from her
late attack of pneumonia as to be regarded
out of danger.
Mrs. Mary Jenney and Others attended the
| funeral service of Mrs. Spaulding OF Nor
rist own a few days since.
Miss Maude Styles has received very
nice present of an organ ON her father
Mand is to be congratulated.
The no credit system has been established
at Miles Mcmahon & Co.'S store, to go iato
effect on Monday of next week.
Mrs. S. H. Kaiser returned home from the
Mary Fletcher Hospital early last week, after
resting at Waterbury few days.
Mrs Caroline Barns of Emporia, Kansas,
is expected in few days to spend the sum-
mer with her brother, r. d. Sayton.
Several new monuments are being placed
| in the different cemeteries, coming from the
Morrisville marble and granite shops.
DR.. and Mrs. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Stat
! ford, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Clark attended the
| Masonic gathering at Burlington a few days
since.
A Ouack medicine troupe entertained q
! large crowd on the street on Thursday night.
| Rich in nonsense and amusement for the
young
Miss Hattie Savage of MONTPELIER, has been
| at home on a vacation. She has an import
ant position as teacher in the public schools
OF the Capitol.
Those who wish can save the / per cent. by
paying their taxes to the town treasurer on
or before Sept II next, as per notice now
posted in his Office.
Hon. George wilkins, n BGelow, and A.
A. Warren delegates to the Republican Dis
| trict convention d not attend it being too
early railroad connection.
Charles Robinson is tae inventor of very
neat butter package. 1t is of 5 Id. size, sides
and bottom removable and is now on exhi-
biton at Mcmahon & Co.'s store.
pony cypress, driven by Andrew Brown
of Waterbury, carries the Sunday Journal
from Waterbury to Hyde Park on each Sun
day, leaving a bundle of the papers here.
Our Democratic friends held caucus on
Saturday night and elected numerous worth
les for State and District conventions. In
| 1864 they resolved war failure. In 1894
they resolve that democracy is failure.
Chandler Watts, A. C. Raymond, and j B.
Slayton, delegates, with others, attended the
State convention last week, and with hun
dreds of Others sat with folded arms and silent
tongues and saw the great political wheel
move round.
DR.. Martin, occulist, will open an office at
the brick hotel in this place June 80, where
he can be consulted until July 5. He has
made frequent visits to this place in the past,
| and those who have troublesome eyes, can
eonsult him with full confidence of relief
Rev. Frank Butler and family of Baltimore,
Md, are again in town for the season. At
present they are stopping with her uncle, E
Bigeow, but will in a short time take pos
session OF their cottage, the residence OF the
late Relief Bigelow, which is being fitted up
in nice shape for their occupancy.
DR.. Abee has left town, much to the regret
of his many newly formed friends. He has
gone to Mass, where he will continue practice
We are now left with three ply siciaDs in full
practice, and one other, Rev. DR.. Worthen
who is fully licensed to heal the body or the
soul having graduated at both medical and
theological institutes.
Attempts have been recently been made to
burgarize several houses in this village, sup
posed to be by amateurs. The most partic
ular are those of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs Irving
In both instances firearms we're brought
into use and the apparent thieves frightened
away. 1t is thought by some that efforts
only are being made to brighten the occu
pants, hut whatever the object, a good
charge of shot is none too severe dose for
these midnight and lawless providers.