News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-01-03

cppds for benefit of the church. See
bills for full announcement and tes-
timonials.
Sterling Lodge, l. o. 0 F., elected
the following officers at it's last reg
ular meeting: Noble grand. Z. c.
White; vice grand, Rev. F. c. Tay-
lor; secretary, F. H. Mcfarland;
permanent secretary, A. V. Wiswell;
treasurer, +. L. Noyes. The installa-
ton Of these as we'll as the appoint
i've officers will occur next Friday
evening. A full attendance is de-
sired.
DR.. John Morgan, recent grad
uate of the Dartmouth Medical col
lPge and B. A. of the U. V. A., has
located in this place and has an
Office at the residence of Samuel Wis
well. We do not know how lucrative
a field this would be for another
physician, but we know DR.. Morgan
to be young man of excellent char
actor. lie Is a native of MorrisylIle
ami has host of friends there.
County Cogrt.
At the adjourned session of Comfy
Court held here Wednesday of last
week, the motion for d new trial in
the celebrated highway case of Grav
V. Newton was denied. The defend
ant asked for a new trial on the
ground OF newly discovered evidence.
The NOupt held that the evidence was
not OF sufficient character to war
rant aew trial.
Ia the case OF State V. Arthur Car
roll, convicted of assault, exceptions
were filed and cause passed to the
Supreme Court, which meets in Mont
pelier this month.
CentreviIIe.
viii Campbell of Barre spent his vacation
visiting friends here.
Miss May Harris Of Barre visited at Calvin
Campbell 5 recently.
Marshal Jones visited his brother Andrew
IN Woodbury. recently.
Adolphus Collins of Barre WAS home last
week for short vacation.
Leon Bachum has gone to No. Hvde Park
to work in Ober < Parker's mill.
Miss Bertha Collins, who has been at work
! in Lowell, Mass, has returned home.
There was a candy pull at A. NJ. Whit
| combs last Friday night and ggood time
was had hy all
Through error of our correspondept an
item last week stated that Frank Williams
had rented and taken possession OF Mrs.
| Garrow's house. Mr. Williams is not coming
| here.
Riverside
The snow roller made it's first trip Thurs
| day last.
Joseph Boyes and wife spent Christmas
| with friends in Johnson.
| Geo. Newlasd is running the saw in W. D.
\ Mar ning s-ags'i for IL ,.S.a9sqt, .--. ..--
/ Ed. Crowel was, the lucky man who drew
the harness rfathty sold by ticket.
! Lucius Boyes has gone back to his lumber
camp for the remainder of the winter
Resolutions ON the Death of GOV. Bingham.
At u meeting of the LamoiIe Coun-
ty Bar, held Dec. Is, Hon. Geo. Will
kins presiding, a committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions upon the
death of Hon. W. H. II. Bingham.
The following resolutions were read
and accepted at the adjourned term
of County Court, Dec. 90
Resolved, That in the death of Hon. Will
liam Henry Harrison Bingham, late of Stove,
the Bar of LamOille County feels the loss of a
member, who, from its birth--a period Of
nearly sixty years-has been an able and
honored, a constant, courteous and kindly
associate, the removal of whose imposing
figure from its circle, leaves a vacancy which
will be long observed.
Resolved, That the Bar feel just pride in
pointing to his long professional and general
business career, upon which can be found
neither blot OF dishoner nor tarnish of sell
fishness, to cause the most sensitive and crit
| ical of its surviving members to blush, as an
example worthy of emulation.
Resolved, That we tender to bis surviving
relatives and friends, our sincere coincidence.
Resolved, That "a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the records of the County
! Court, a copy he furnished to DR.. l.. NJ. Bng-
! ham as the representative OF the family, and
to the NEVS AND CITIZEN for publication.
EDWARD B. SAWYER
=. X GLEED, Com.
GEO. NJ. Powers,