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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-16
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OFFICERSs
JOHN n. HOLIDAY. President.
ADDISON c. HARRIS, 1st Vice Presf-
HENRY ETHEL, I'd vice President and
H. c. G. Balls, Secretary.
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At St LouIs-clearings. s4.Ios. $50: balances.
x59.13s.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. s2.o7O.O2s: bal
ances. ST.. 507
At ;adsiphia--c,earings. 81 .iol. 100: bal
ances. 1885, 800
AT New York-clearIngs. ss2.s7s.si2: bal
ances. 81 96S 7S5
Al Observation-Disclosures sl5.l7SscS; balances.
n $50. 408
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butter. Eggs and Cheese.


NEW YORK, April Misunderstanding,
4,sS7 packages. Market steady; Western
creamery, 11G17c: Elgins. lie. Cheese.-Re-
ceipts. 1852 packages; market quiet; large:
full skins, 2@2iac. Eggs-Receipts, 2l,063
packages: market quiet: State and Pennsyl-
vania. 6Q13c; Western, nQ111sc; Southern,
l01aM11c.
change to-day the butter market was
steady; creamery. 12916c; dairy. 1Oql5c Eggs
steady at 9Q10c.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Butter dull;
fresh Western. 11q111zc Cheese unchanged.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. April l5;-cotton easy;
middling 11-16c; low middling, nc; good
ordinary. 3-1sc Net receipts. 127s bales;
gross receipts, 2,o27 bales; exports TO the
continent. 1923 bales; sales. 800 bales;
MEMPHIS, April 15.-Cotton steady. Mid
ding. rye Receipts, IL bales; shipments,
1886 bales; stock, 6i16S bales; sales. $50
bales, including $50 last evening.
NEW YORK April l57cottOn ,,s closed
gulf S1sc. Sales, S41 bales.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. April l5.-There was much
better demand throughout the market, of
which brown coTtons received a greater
share than for some time. but the offers by
ceptance, though export orders did much
better. There Is a much better tone TO the
market and prices for staples are pretty
sure basis. Printing cloths were dull at 21ac.
Metals.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Pig iron steady
Copper steady; brokers' HAc; exchange lie
Tin dull; straits, 135Q1S.35c; plates steady
Speter quiet
ST. LOUIS. April 15.-Lead duh at 2.75a
2.71ac. Spelter dull at s.sOc
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HOW $50 MADE $500 IN 20 DAYS

Our book 'How Fortunes Are Male" explains. Sent
frye. Write az once. as the edit on Is limited. The
BENNINGTON INVESTMENT CO. y Wall st. ~
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
EDEN.

Sabbath-school picnic at eht Pond to-day,
wednesday,.
O. NJ. George has finished haying and is
helping W. A. Warren at present.
Mrs. E. C. Crane and Master Charles of
Ludlow, we're guests of D. o. Marston's people
last week.
Don't forget the meeting of the Board OF
Civil Authority, for revision of the check list,
this week Saturday.
Fred Atwell was quite seriously hurt by be.
ing thrown from moving machine last week
He is doing well at present.
H. j. Reed of New York is in town, making
a call on relatives and friends. He is in the
| employ of a street car company.
| Those "Just tell them that you saw me-
fishermen are under bonds to visit the Grand
| Jury rooms at the next term of county court
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Warren are badly
afflicted Mr.. Warren is stricken almost to
! tally blind and Mrs Warren is feeble from
hemorrhage OF the kidneys. F. F. White anC
wife are caring for them.
F. II. Raymore was badly famed by being
| thrown from moving machine while NOV
ing for Mrs Lucinda Warren last Saturday
He came very near smashing his left shout
der, aud walks lop,sided in consequence.
A A. Niles of Morrisvile, Col Sawyer anG
| R W. Hulburd of Hyde Park, were in tow
last week Wednesday on legal business con
nected with illegal trout fishing, He. Crane
and J r. Stevens were here the same day as
! spectators, &c.
The Republican Town Committee have
warned a caucus denomination of candidate
| for Town Representative and aJustice ticket
Meeting at the Corners Saturday evening
| Aug 10, at 7 80 o'clock. As this caucus is
of as much Importance to the voters as the
Freeman's meeting, the committee earnestly
request full attendance.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
STOWE.

Mrs Fred Russell is quite sick.
See business local of Miles, Mcmahon & Co.'S
maTk-down.
Chas. Burt is painting and repairing the
stage coaches.
Mr.. LaPage of Hudson, Mimi, visited Mrs
John Drugg last week.
Rufus Gale and vie of Duluth are visiting
their maLy friends here.
Mrs Hattie Smythe of Haverhill Mass, is
visiting Miss lila Harris.
Miss Matte Hyde of Hardwick is spending
a few days with friends at Moscow.
Miss Alice Al2er has returned from Boston
and is now stopping with 5. A. PalTer.
Mrs. Burt Buzza of Burlington has been
making a few days stay with Mrs. l.. W..
Buzzel.
Misses Ausie aud Mary Moody gave a whist
party Monday evening. All enjoyed a splen-
did time.
Rev. F. L. Messeck of Mount Vernon. N Y,
will preach at Unity Church next Sunday
morning
Levi Edgerton of Lyndonville was in town
last week 10 visit his father, who is sick at A.
A. Pixies.
Rev. Mr.. Smith and wife, former preacher
at the NJ. e. church, are stopping with Miss
Ellen Hodge.
Mrs L. A. Pike entertained few of her
many friends Wednesday of last week with a
select tea party
Mrs. R o. Spear of Amherst, Mass, is max
ing her annual visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Hale.
Mrs Kate Melvin gave a tea party Wednes
day of last week Eight in the party o
twelve we're her nieces.
Miss Grace Moody of Lockport, n Y, is
stopping a few days with her uncle, OrriG
Moody, on the Branch.
Frank Rock got badly hurt Monday by {
horse striking him while being led to tn,
blacks mith's shop. Frank takes the crutche'
for few days.
VIII Lang of Cambridge came through thu
notch Monday, making a short stay with hi
brother, A. D.. and returning by way of Nor
risville Tuesday
rhe Ladies Circle of Unity Church will
meet with Mrs. Nancy Harris on Thursday
afternoon OF this week. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. 1t is not to be picni
| circle.
The Waite family and relatives assembled il
party of twenty last week Wednesday anC
took dinner at the Green Mountain Inn. Pho
tographer Houston of Waterbury was called
to do some work for them.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
EDEN MILLS.

The Hyde Park Lumber Co. are reshingling
the dressing mill.
Mr. Barker of East Richtord has been very
i'll at E. E. Hutchns'
Charles Richards and wife of Cambridge Wis
tied brothers and a sister here last week
Mr.. Wells, formerly of Fairfax, has rented
the ]. T. Stevens buildings and taken posses
sion of the same.
The Masons have very kindly assisted Mrs.
Lucinda Warren in cutting her hay aud plac-
ing the same in the barn.
Mrs. Z L. Maynard of Ellington, Conn,
was called here last week by the illness and
death of her mother Mrs. Hannah Miller;
also Mrs. G. Black of Saratoga, N. Y, sister
of Mrs. Miller. Both have now returned to
their homes.
Mrs. Hannah (Westfall) Miller, died at the
home of her son, &. o. Miller after an illness
of two weeks Hannah Westfall was born in
Rome N. Y, and in early life was joined in
marriage to George Washington Miller Soon
after, she removed to Fairfax, Vt, with her
husband. In 1860 they came to this town,
where they have since resided. Mr.. Miller
preceded her some eight years Four children
survive her, two daughter living in Conn,
one daughter and a son residing in this place
Mrs Miller was member of the Christian
church
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
CADY'S FALLS.

Aunt Minerva TerriT is quite poorly of
late.
Several of our citizens took in the circus at
Morrisville Tuesday.
E. X. Seaver and wife have been entertain
ing company from Stowe.
George Laird and wife are again at home,
after weeks absence in Cabot.
A nice civil time was enjoyed by a small
crowd at the hall Friday evening.
Fred Dow can now communicate with his
family from the station by telephone.
Henry brown says he is the owner of a
beast that will take the belt as a roadster.
Mrs. Sylvester Wood spent Sunday with
her family. She reports her mother no better.
Sam Bassett has moved to Cambridge,
where he has position as foreman CT a sec
ton.
S. G. Town and son have a big job of ma
sorry in Hardwick, which they begin this
week. r.gH
Quite anumber of the young ople ;oined
the excursionists to Providence Island We'd
nesday
Lille Papineau has resumed her vocal les
sons of Miss Philips, who has returned from
Platts burg Ny, .aA
Will TiIlotson bias returned from Massa-
chusetts and has gone to work for the rail
road company, doing mason work
Mrs. C. B. Terrill accompanied by DENIS
Town, has gone to the formers early home in
Lacolle, Quebec, where they will spend a week
with relatives and friends
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
STATE ITEMS.

The Windham county Republican commit
tee tiled the vacancy on the county ticket left
by the death of E. w. Stoddard, by nomnat-
ing E. l.. Waterman for Judge of Probate.
Use less soap-better for clothes.
James h Champion, who was named with
Allen as permanet chairman of the st. Louis
populist convention, was born in East Haven,
Vt, 80 years ago, and was a son of james
Champion, who died II years ago.
j. Dickerman Bates, of st. Johnsbury is
candidate for reporter for the next state SEN
ate. Mr. Bates is the only son of Senator
Henry C. Bates, and has had many years OF
journalistic experience on the Massachusetts
dailies.
Takes two five cent cakes to wash as many
clothes as an 8 cent bar of heavy bodied
Harmless soap.
The Tuttle company is making arrange
mnnts to publish book called illustrated
Rutland" The plan includes a history of the
city and review of its manufacturing, mer-
chaEule and educational interests The book
will be Illustrated.
Master Charles Burlington, the nne-year-
old brother OF Frank Burlington of Island
Pond, has just gained in open competition a
choir scholarship at the American Episcopal
church 10 Paris, France. Another brother
sings in the choir at Westminster Abbey,
London.
Takes two five cent cakes to wash as many
clothes as an : cent bar of heavy bodied,
Harmless soap.
The log-men came very near losing one of
their men recently, near thesusppnson bridge
at BrattlebOrO He fell into the water and
was unable to swim but was rescued in time.
There are 40 100000 feet OF lumber this year
which is 5000, 600 feet more than last year,
and it will take about five weeks for the drive
to pass on account OF the low water.
Takes two FIVE cent cakes to wash as many
clothes as an s cent bar of heavy bodied
Harmless soap.
In the surrogate court of Brooklyn, Judge
Abbott handed down decision in the case
OF Miss Emma j. Hudson, who claims to be
the widow OF the late James w. Page, we'll
known horseman formerly of White River
Junction, and who wanted share in his
$50, 600 estate. The case has excited consid-
cradle interest, as the marriage ceremony
that Miss Hudson claims was performed was
thought to have been done IN the Munson
house at Manchester. The decision was
| against Miss Hudson, the surrogate claiming
that the proof offered by her was not salts
factory She failing to locate the justice who
performed the ceremony or where it took
place. An appeal will probably be taken
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
CENTREVILLE.

Advertised letter here for Mrs. Martin.
William McLenathan and son of johnson,
spent Sunday at John Hubbard's.
Mrs Geo. Town and children from Morris
vile, visited at Andrew Calkins' last week.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett of Hyde Park, and Mrs
Della Gates, visited at c. Campbells recently
R. p Campbell, j. j. Gilmore and wife, and
Miss Gertie Calkins, took carriage drive to
Barre last week.
Miss Mira Herrick spent few days the past
week at Calvin Campbells her sister Bertha
is visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Lillian Campbell, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks with friends here, re
turned to her home in Barre Friday.
Mrs. G. A. Prouty from Wenham Station
Mass, and Mrs. Jos. Richardson of Morris.
vile were recent visitors at l.. Calkins'
NoTICEl-I will lecture at Centreville next
Sabbath eve, at 7. 1-2 o'clock. Topic coffee
Work of the Holy Spirit. "-H. s. ANDREWS.
The following persons visited at Richard
Miles last week: Carl Martin and Geo. Aus.
tin from Greensboro; Mrs Chas Dupen and
daughter from Burlington; Clarence Peake oil
Elmore; Mrs. Simons and daughter from
Norwich, Conn; also Harry Wilson and wife
Of Cady's Falls.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
WAL ERNIILE.

Mrs. Leila Lunt has new bicycle.
B. W. Beard of Fairfield was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Brown of Bellows Falls is the
the guest of Miss Gertrude Wiley.
John Sherman of Massachusetts is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. d. F. Maurice.
F. o. Lunt and wife were IN Eden the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wiley and children oil
Boston are the guests of his brother Robert.
Mrs. f. w Beard is stopping with her sis
ter. Mrs. H. B. Miller, in johnson.
Mrs j. NJ Hulburd is visiting her son
Charles 10 st Adams
Mrs. Matte Stearns of Sutton, 2. @, is Wis
iting relatives in town.
DR.. G. B, Hulburd of Jericho was in towr
last week.
| Mr. and Mrs James Whitcomb of Mi higaT
are the guests OF Mrs. Henry Smile.
| Rev Geo Anderson from Morrisburg, p @
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. II Brown.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
WOLCOTT

Victor Martin is clerking for Dr. Hubbell
Mrs Govern and son from Chicago are Wis
ltinR at }. D. Martins. Mrs. Govern is a sis
ter of Mrs Martin.
Some very handsome work in the way of
business signs has been done by G. H Andrus,
who has been here for the past week
Fred Dyke is gaining slowly Miss Bell
Scribner of Chicago and Don Scribner of
hyde Park visited at s. A. Flies over Sun
day.
The check list is out and posted in several
places around town. Every voter should see
TO 1t that his name is on the list so that he
will not be barred from voting in the coming
election.
A horse belonging to John Humphrey
broke away from under the shed one night
last week and made some very lively work
IN the street, soon clearing itself from the
roadcart to which it was hitched. Fortu-
nately no one was hurt although several had
very narrow escapes
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
WORCESTER.

Chauneey Hunt and wife are i'll.
Miss Anna Wilson is visiting in Barre this
week.
Mrs Amos Hancock of st. Adams visited in
town the past week.
"ProE" Hiram T. Clark. V. s., has returned
to town and keeps the hotel.
Miss Dewey OF Berlin was the guest Of Miss
Lillian Vail part of last week.
Lun Hamblet of CIR. at Falls. N. H., is at
his sisters, Mrs. S. J. Cameron.
Ira Ellis, who fell and broke OF hip recent
ly, died on Friday last, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Caroline Hatch is visiting her sister,
Mrs l. W. Porter at West Berlin this week.
Bessie Abbott and Bert Bowers of Boston
were guests of the Vail family during the past
week.
Mrs. p. II. Carpenter and Miss Cora Deuel.
who were very low last week, are both slight
ly better now.
Mrs Nettie Phersons OF Lebanon, n. H D.,
and her sister, Mrs. Jennie Hunt were at A
Emery Saturday aud Sunday last.
Mrs Hannah Richardson was called to
Montpelier on Friday last by the severe ILL
ness OF her daughter, Mrs l.. Goodwin.
The delegates to the Democratic county
convention on Saturday last were Frank
King, Frank Taylor Lyme" Hull, F. p
Tewksbury and C. &. Tewksbury. Quite g
crowd of ourcitz ms attended. but do not ap
pear very enthusiastic over the matter. There
is some talk of rallies on both sides in the
near future. NJ. ?. Wheeler is spoken of as
the Republican candidate for representative
He is good man for the place, but will h
get it?
Alonzo p. Benson of Excelsior Springs, Mo.
is looking up old acquantances in this vicin
ity. Mr.. Benson was a sergeant in Co. |, It'll
Regiment, vt. Vols, was shot in the head a
Winchester, Va. Sept. 10, 1864 and carried
the bullet in his head for % years, but for thu
last seven years he has carried it in hi
pocket, together with pieces o6 bone takeI
out in order to remove the bullet. Mr.. Ben
son has occupied responsible positions in thu
state of his adoption and has taken an activ
interest in political affairs and assures III
that Missouri is no longer a doubtful state
but will give Mckinley and Hobart a rousint
majority in November.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
JEFFERSONViLLE.

W g. Powell of johnson spent Sunday at
home.
I'M. Powell and wife visited in johnson
last week.
c. W. Scarf of Burlington was IN town the
past week.
Mrs H. C. Howard was 10 Burlington last
Thursday.
Mrs Fred Carpenter of Burlington visited
friends here last week.
Ella Holmes is at home from Massachusetts
for few weeks vacation.
Cora Brown goes to Hyde Park this week,
where she has employment
Samuel Dickinson is at home from Massa-
chusetts for short vacation.
Miss Marion Cornell was at home from
Hyde Park Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. James L. Whitcomb and wife of Bat
tie Creek Mich, are visiting in town.
DR.. L. H. Bushnell was at home from
camp last Monday to attend to the sick ones.
II A. Dickinson, who has been very sick
with fever for a long time lie reported as gain
ing slowly.
ID. T. Montague of the Masonic Equitable
Accident association of Boston was in town
last week settling claims.
The Seectmen are having the Patch road
changed in places so the drive through the
mountain will he much better.
]. NJ. Wilcox and family went to Queen City
Park last Saturday, where they will spend
several weeks at their cottage.
W. K Sanderson, who was insured in the
Masonic Equitable Accident Co. received $50
indemnity, paid to his full satisfaction.
public meeting and entertainment will be
held by Phoenix Lodge, |. o. q. T. Tuesday
evening, August II, it being their Goth ami
versary.
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EAST ELMORE.

Miss Jennie Dugar remains about the same.
P. A. Hollenbeck started up his mill this
week.
Farmers have their hay secured with a
good crop.
Mary Hovey of East Hardwick visited Mrs.
B. f. Morse last week.
There was a very pleasant gathering at W.
N. sideways on July %, the Goth anniversary
of their welded life. There were about 60 of
their friends gathered to remind them 20
years had passed since they formed part.
nership for life We found them very com
fortably situated with fair prospect of the
investment being well placed We left them
presents and cash to the amount of $50, or
one a year for each year OF their welded life
and to let them know that their friends wish
them a prosperous journey the rest of the
way of life
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
HARDWICk.
Miss Mack is at home on vacation
Florence Titus has returned from Boston

Miss Mack is at home on a vacation.
Florence Titus has returned from Boston.
The circus on Monday was well attended
and fairly good.
Trains are now running on the Hardwick &
Woodbury. Il. X.
The band will have a promenade concert
Saturday evening, August 8.
The prize speaking and sociable at Congre-
gational church last Thursday evening was a
success.
There will be ball game at Prospect park
Saturday afternoon, August s, and it will be
good game.
The Hardwicks went to Danville last Satur.
day and got done up, if they did play ball.
They are not used to playing out in the
woods
The Republican caucus is called Saturday
August Is, to nominate the next representa-
tive and arrangements are being made to
have a speech at the same time by some good
speaker.
The Republicans raised Mckinley and
Hobart flag Saturday night with cannon
salute and a fine speech by Congressman
Powers The shanty, called town hail. was
full, and included many ladies.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
JOHNSON.

JOHNSON. .
]. A. Pearl spent the Sabbath in Newport.
Miss Belle Baker is visiting relatives in st.
Adams.
Mrs. R. c. Benton spent last week in Bur
lington.
Mr.. Bradley, of the Boston Farm School, is
in town.
Mrs. Mary Brown from Boston is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Hiram Fancher of Bemis, Mass, was
in town last week.
Miss Nav Baker spent the latter part of
last week in Burlington.
Miss Lizzie Hunt of Stockton, Cal visited
friends in town last week.
Elton Holmes and wife of Bakersfield are
guests of relatives in town.
Prof. A. ]. Grout of New York City was mt
DR.. A. II. Campbpl's on Sunday.
Avery Holmes spent some time recently in
Highgate, Sheldon and Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Cowles and Miss Sophia
Cowles spent Sunday in Craftsbury.
L. NJ Jones. wife and son spent the Sab
bath at q. W. Doty's in Morrisvie.
W. E. Bradley and family returned to Ring
wood, Ill, on Thursday OF last week
Miss Ermina Chaffee of Enosburg visited
her aunt, Mrs L. H. Wheeler last week.
Prof. and Mrs. w. f. Ranger and son of
Lyndon spent a few days in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman of Mime
apOlis, Mimi, are guests of his father, ID. A.
Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constance and daughter OF
Ipswich, Mass, are spending some time at
Hotel Johnson.
Mrs Mabel Walbridge, with a friend was in
town few days last week, arranging the re-
moval of her goods.
DR.. A. H. Campbell will sell lot of house
hold goods, &c, at auction next Saturday
afternoon. See bills.
During the storm of last week Tuesday
night a barn of B. A. Hunts was struck by
lghtning.and horse killed,
Mrs. Sarah Tillinghast of Toledo, Ohio, and
Mrs. l.. W. Messer of Chicago were guests OF
Mrs. II. j. Baker last Thursday.
The Ladies' Ways and Means will hold a
sociabIe at the Cong' church parIors Friday
evening. All are cordially invited
Mrs W. D. Welch very pleasantly enter
tanned about twenty ladies at her home on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
Rev. and Mrs N. C. Saunders go this week
to Massachusetts, where they will spend u
few weeks with relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Demerritt gave pleasant party
to number OF her friends on Monday after
noon, in honor of her fourteenth birthday,
A quarterly meeting of the Seventh Day
Adventists was held with r 7. Foster last
week. Elder Pierce Of Enosburg was present
at the meeting.
Special meeting of the Hose Company will
be held Saturday evening, Aug. 8, as 1870
Important business will be transacted. Every
member is requested to be present.
An interesting report of the B. Y. P. I. con-
vention held last month in Milwaukee was
given before the Baptist Endeavor Society by
Miss Alice Beecher on Sunday evening.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
GILMORE,

Herbert Bolton is at work for L. L. Camp.
Glen Slayton visited friends in Hyde Park
over Sunday.
II. A. Wheelock began tearing down and
removing the old saw mill Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Ainsworth started fol-
Calais the first of the week on a visiting trip
Willard Hastings has completed his labor
for Will Merriam and arrived home Satur
day.
Norman Camp got thrown from his NOV.
ing machine one day last week and quite bad
ly injured.
The new potato bug has been discovered
on Mr. Mudgett's farm, known as the Cob.
eleigh place.
CAUCUS There will be a caucus held al
Talbert's hall in Elmore on Saturday
August IS, at 2 O'Clock p. m, to put in
nomination, by the Republican voters Of
Elmore, some one to serve the town as Rep
resentative to the General Assembly of the
State of Vermont; also to put in nomination
five names Of freemen of the town to serve as
Justices Of the Peace.
H. H. CHURCHILL,
Chairman Town Committee.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-08-06
BELvlOERz

Kate Cain of Swanton visited her aunt,
Mrs. j. b. McCuin, few days ago.
Elder Sisco, who has been here the past two
years has moved back to his home in JAY.
The people were all very sorry to have him
leave.
Aunt Jemima Shattuck, who has been a
great sufferer for long time, passed quietly
away last Wednesday, and was buried Satur.
day, Elder Sisco officiating. She was in her
9OCh year, the Oldest person in town
Miss Gates has been holding revival meet
lngs at the Center the past two weeks. There
is quite an interest manifested and quite a
number OF young people have started in the
good way. There is also a Salvation Army
man holding meetings at the Junction church
and the north schoolhouse. May success at
tend their labors