News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-04

Look for Lang & Campbell's new
adv next week. They are hustlcrs
and it will pay to interview them.
AL. Cheney's new house is covered
with slate, and Mrs. Hickok's place
on Union street is now being slated.
Geo. X. Currier went over to New
Hampshire Saturday, where Mrs. Cur
rier has been for the past two weeks.
Sawyer, the marble dealer, has q
new adv't this week. If you want a
fine monument at a low price call ON
him.
Stone &Co. have made another i'm
provement in the appearance of their
store in the shape of fancy window
lettering.
Prof. A. H. Campbell of the John
son Normal School, occupied the pull
pit at the Cong'l church on Sunday
morning.
The beautiful Chick ering piano that
was on exhibition at our Fair was
purchased by Chauncy Crocker of No.
Hyde Park.
The students of the Grammar de-
partment at the Academy INDUCED
in a very enjoyable straw ride Thurs
day evening.
Miss Ellen Cram, a nurse in the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
has been spending a short vacation
at her home here.
E. j. Parker, who has been in Wor-
cester, Mass, the past two years, has
been engaged to run c. E. Haskell's
store at Hardwick.
Delegates from the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Cong'l church
are attending the State convention
at Newport this week.
Several Morrisville horses are en-
tered in the st. Johnsbury races,
which take place Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Congressman Powers has urgent
invitations by the State Republican
committees of both Ohio and Colo
RADIO to 60 on tie stump.
f. II. Blanchard has removed his
machine shop from thefoundry build
ing to the Noyes building on River
street. See business notice.
Mrs. Emma Wilkins, daughter OF
Mrs. Hunt, living in the corner brick
block, is out after being confined 70
her home for three or four years.
Prof. Elmore's dancing class will
commence operations Saturday even-
ing of this week. All who desire to
take the course are cordially invited.
Report has it that 0. NJ. Waterman
of this place, and Orlo Luce of Stowe,
who we're in Boston to see the races
last week, have gone on a trip to
Cuba.
The young men who acted so dis.
gracefully in the Methodist church
last Sunday evening will be called to
strict account if such behavior is re-
peated.
1t is now expected that Rev. Daniel
W. Hardy of Billerica, Mass, will
supply at the Copg'l church next
Sunday. He is brother OF Mrs. H.
p. Munson.
Powers law office and Powers &
Cheney's insurance office will be dark
and tenantless during the Legisla-
tive session, with the exception OF
Saturdays.
Rev. Mr.. Nanton will have for his
subject next Sunday morning, "Har-
vest Thoughts" Preaching at Cady's
Falls at 1870, and at Cleveland Cor
ners at o'clock.
Mrs. E. A. Hadley started Monday
for Boston and New York markets.
Miss Badger, who has just returned,
will have charge of her business for
the next ten days.
E. c. Mower, formerly of this place
and graduate of our Academy, has
resigned his position on the Free
Press staff, and has gone to New
York city to study law.
Miss liza Niles, youngest daughter
of A. A. Niles, goes to Boston this
week, where she will remain for the
winter and receive instruction in elo-
cution and vocal music.
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland, formerly
of johnson, now of East Montpelier,
is to give a memorial stained glass
window for the Universalist church
here, in memory of her husband.
The seats in the Universalist church
have all been taken out, the openings
in the floor used in the old way of
heating have been boarded up, and a
new carpet now covers the entire
floor.
Mrs. L. E. Rice of Canton, NY, ar
rived in town Friday night and is
stopping with her son on Church st.
She will locate in this vicinity to
practice her profession as nurse. See
business card.
Miss Gates, a Deaconess in the
Methodist denomination, is assist ting
Rev. Mr.. Nanton in special religious
services both here and at some of the
out districts. She spoke in the church
here Sunday evening.
1t has been suggested that it would
be pretty fine thing to put in a
stand-pipe on the east side of the
Congress street fill, at the entrance
to the stone culvert, thus allowing