News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-12-12
LOCAL NEWS
MORRiSVlLLE.

B. C. Sheldon of Swanton was in
town Saturday.
Major Charles L. Woodbury. is in
town from Burlington.
II. A. Slayton & Co. have fresh
arrival of cottonseed meal.
Warren Woodwork of Richford is
visiting his relatives in town.
Mr.. Heath Of New Hampshire, fa-
ther of Victor Heath, is in town.
Read what Pierce has to say on
page B regarding photographs for
Christmas.
Miss Sara Rublee is expected home
from Boston in few days to spend
the holidays.
A. H. Cheney has gone to Brattle-
boro, called there by the serious i'll
nes of his sister.
Several Morristown farmers are at
tending the Farmers Institute Tins
week at Johnson.
0. E. Lane has been at his home in
Walden the past ten days or more,
T. A. Doubleday of Boston, former,
ly of Burlington and Winooski, was
in town over Sunday.
Lance Robinson, former empIoye
at the Randall, is again all-around
man in that institution.
E E Boomhower and Ed Heath
have a new wood and iron working
shop done at the foot of High street
Report comes from Lyndonvilfe
that Mrs. j Ohm Moulton, who recently
went from here is in serious ill health.
A special meeting of Mount Vernon
Lodge No 8, F. &. A. NJ, will be
held on Saturday evening of this
week.
The stockholders of the Union Saw
iugs Bank and Trust Co. should read
notice of Treasurer Rich published
eli ewhere.
julius Bundy expects to go to
Worcester, Mass, III a few days to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. Gray.
R'auIar meeting Of Ladies' Aid So
cery. No. II, Tu 'sday evening, Dec
II Let every member be present at
G:30 sbarp.
A regular meeting of the w. Il. G.
will be ED Saturday evening at 7:30
for the elpeiion OF officers tor the en-
suing year.
| Only a-comparatfvely few days and
there will come the last leap year Of
this century. Girls, seize the golden
opportunity.
Mr. Baxter of Minneapolis, q train
dispatcher on the 500 railroad, who
spent two weeks in town, started for
home to-day.
7. C. Cheney was in Montpelier Fri
day and Saturday, transacting his
first legal tn>iness in Washington
County Court.
From the text Genesis 22d chapter
and 2l verse, Rev. G. N Kellogg
preached an impressive sermon on
= Sunday morning.
There will be public installation oI
officers of Coral Chapter O. E. S.,
mkt Saturday evening, De. Il, com.
mencirg at Z O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. Barney and family have moved
from the Sanford Slncum house to
the house with Mrs. f. A. Dodge, cor
ner of Congress and Union streets.
, Some of the characters figuring ia
the fistic lrac Is, which recently took
5 place in the west part of the town,
: were taken to Hyde Park Jail Satur-
! day.
The winter term of school at the
Academy is now iairly under way,
and work has been taken up in earn
est Ivy bout 25O scholars under one
roof.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Cudworth left
Yesterday for Burlington and 10 a
few days will 60 to Brooklyn, N. Y,
Mrs. Cudworth's home, to spend the
holidays.
Hall & Cheney have added to their
drug store very handsome double
decked ebony frame corner showcase e,
which is devoted to their confection-
cry stock.
Two interesting sermons were pre-
sented at the Universalst church on
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Hoyt of st.
{ Johnsbury, who exchanged with Rev.
DR.. Booth.
Untle John Daniels has Just re.
ceIved a re-appointment as town
liquor dispenser and will continue
business at the same old stand for
ano her year.
There is a continuation of the union
meetings this week as last, Tuesday
evening at the Methodist church and
! Thursday evening at the CoDgrega-
tiona church
II. p. Munson and family got into
their new residence Saturday last
very pleasant home that will add
one TO The many attractive Morris
vile residences.
/ Last Thursday was a gala day
among the members of Lamoile
Grange, their meeting held that .af-
ternoon being the largest attended
one Of the year
The family of ]. p. Cobb, Jr., who
is in Burlingt ton as local representa-
tive of the Singer manufacturing Co.,
are expecting to join him there at an