News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-09-13
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it's work next Friday. after a summer
vacation. Visiting brethren cordially
invited.
Prof. Clarke and family of Provi-
dence, the last of the summer board
ers at The Randall, returned home
Monday.
A meeting of Warner Post will be
held on Saturday evening, with bust
ness of Importance demanding full
attendance.
W. W. Peck has purchased the c. S.
Niles property east of the fair ground
for 5000, for Josiah Trow, and a new
house will be erected.
NJ. A. Stone & Co. have placed in
their store a beautiful new sofa, ten
feet long, for the accommodation of
their shoe customers.
w. H. Robinson returned from mar
ket Saturday night and in the course
of a week his stock from A to u will
have a fall bracing up.
W. E. Kirby of Richmond, is deco
rating the interior of the Universalist
church. Numerous other improve
ments are also under way.
On account of rain the game of
ball advertised for Saturday after
noon, between the home team and
the Danvilles, did not materialize.
L. NJ. Paul has finished his labors
at Lancaster, n. H., and returned
home Friday night. Charley Riley is
also calling on his numerous friends.
The old cemetery has recently re-
ceived a general cleaning up and i'm
proving at the hands of the Select
men, decided change for the better
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Twitchell of AL
bany, N. Y, have spent few days in
town, the guests of r. H. Peck. Mr..
Twitchell is portrait painter of high
rank.
Waterman's new fall line of hats,
neckwear, trunks, grips, clothing,
etc., has arrived, and it will pay any
one too look it over. He will have a
new adv't next week.
A considerable number of Maine
and n. H. veterans, enrOute to the
National Encampment at Pittsburg,
were fed at the depot restaurant on
Friday and Saturday.
F. l.. Gates of indianapolis, Ind, a
former Morrisville boy, is visiting in
town, stopping with his half brother,
c. NJ. Page, over Sunday. Mr. Gates
is interested in the Daily Sentinel,
published in Indianapolis.
Geo. X. Currier started for Boston
and New York markets Monday noon
to look after this seasons stock ot
cloaks and jackets for the Boston
Cash Store. Mrs. Currier accompa.
MED him as far as Lisbon, n. H.
Anybody having copies of tht
News AND CITIZEN of August 1e
which they do not wish to preserve
will confer a favor upon us by send
ing them to this office. We have
several orders for papers of that
date.
We are occasionally receiving or
ders yet for the "Magic City" O
which the News AND CITIZEN put sew
eral thousands in the hands of its
patrons. We can furnish handsome
ly bound volumes for $3.50 to any
who want them. ..
III. E. Cowles will have two new
ladies Imperial bicycles and two OF
three secondhand gents wheels il
A. R. Cowles' space in Floral Hal
during the County Fair next week
: which will be sold regardless of price
Ask about them.
Rev. Norman LaMarh, the blinC
evangelist and musician, gave fin,
lecture on "Success or Failure" at tn,
, Methodist church Monday evening
to fair audience. His musical pro
gram was also good, and the Who'll,
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Gov. .-elect Z. A. Woodbury. anC
family and Charles L. Woodbury. anC
family of Burlington came to tow
Tuesday evening and will attend E
family reunion to-day in honor O
the Goth birthday of Mrs. Darling
mother of Mrs. Woodbury..
The six o'clock supper served by
the gentlemen at the Cong'l vestry
on Friday was a great success.
hundred or more were served in fin,
style by the gentlemen, who had il
charge every detail of the affair. Th,
floral decorations were quite elabo
rate, sunfowers predominating.
A district meeting of the Nationa
Association of Masters of Dancing O
the United States and Canada will b,
held at Prof. Masters Academy, No
7 Park Square, Boston, on Tuesday
Sept. IS, at 10 o'clock, by order O
Geo. Ii. Elnore, District Supervisor
for the exemplifcation of kirmess
exhibition and society work to b,
used the coming year.
1T is desired by Lamoille Grang,
and other patrons of the coming
FAIR that the water supply be PLACED
in the hands of competent persons
that our women and children cal
have supply of pure water without
being compelled to run the gauntlet
of gang of men intent on reducing
their whiskey, and if the usual games
!, of chance are carried on, we hope ou,
youth will avoid them. Meanwhil,
let every farmer bring his family
, | and tho hest tha farm contaius eo,