News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05

II. =. FISK lett to-day on an eE-
tended business trip.
Alvinsy Barrows suffered a slight
shock within a few days, but is re-
ported better.
Mrs. Briggs and family of Bridge
street 90 to st. Johnebury this week,
where Mrs. Briggs will work for Geo.
Whiting
Rev. H. A. Abbott of Stowe will
preach in the Universalist church
next Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev. DR.. Booth.
News was received this morning
announcing the death of Mrs. BIan-
chard, widow of the late Prof. A. j.
Blanchard. at Sycamore. Ill.
II. |. Minner of Cady's Falls has
been appointed special agent Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Of New
York. See announcement elsewhere.
H. W. Tewksbury, formerly Of
Randolph, and a we'll known lecturer,
was in town to-day. He is now a
travelling salesman for the Standard
OIL Co.
A. j. BOyntOn, former MOTli is
vile boy, now manager of the Ber-
WICK mouse hulIahd' came 10 town
TO attend the funeral of his uncle,
Dr' L. j. nan.
Snpper at the COng'l vestry at six
O o'clOrk Friday. 1t is planned to
have first-rate sociable following
it, though the hard-times sOciable
will be postponed until later.
The finest looking rio seen on our
streets these davs is the beautiful
horse ''Carleton." hooked to a Iight
top buggy, driven bv Will Utton ac-
companIpd hv Miss Mamie TTtton.
The Richford Gozctto Of last wool
saEs:-"Rev. j. ii. Wallace of Nor
risvilie was in town Monday. Mr..
Wallace is candidate for the posi-
tion of Chinese inspector at this
port.
Henry Campbell in returning home
from Stowe last Sunday night, got
off the road in the darkness, tipped
his carriage bottom up, and was
dragged some distance by the horse.
Henry wears a black eve as a result.
MorrisviIIo has q now merchant
who is hnstling and is hound to meet
thn wants Of the nnhIic Edward G
Cram has settIed down +o business
following delightful honeymoon
and has honoht of p q Wilson tho
goods on the south side of his store,
which means drugs ard wallpaper,
principally and a few incldent4.s
such as cigars, small musical goods,
etc. This department he will run
personally, While Mr.. wilson Will con-
tlnue his furniture business and the
sale OF organs and pianos.
The following oficers of Monnt
Vernon Lodop + e. A NJ will he in
stalled Nav 12.-G NJ Powers w
NJ. w w Pnck s W. F w Weh-
ster 7 Wa D Thomas Treasurer.
+ 4 Robinson Secretary. G. r.
Grapn s n. VIM NJ Clark / n. A
" stone ( SO NJ Waterman
! S: Rev, I p Booth D. D.. Chan.
lain; H. D. Bryant, Marshal; O. D..
Hopkins, Tyler; E. S. Robinson, Col
lector; C. H. Slocum, C. A. Gile, T. C..
Cheney, Finance Committee; G. NJ.
Powers, W. W. Peck, E. W. Webster,
Charity Committee; H. B. George,
Frank Kenfield. C. W. Fitch, Grev-
ance Committee.
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nenry TLiy HLay Ion ouSIT rL ~ pay ne LHe
clgarS' cg | f: nis Is WY. Onall1s h puTC H.! >
iour-luGle e lrelSnS Cea'i' H, Was mere / II,
nay. % Was Was wen 81, NlcMalon' tl.al5 W. aIu
Nlessrs' .NcManon, oiay .on anu y, !, GU GU
sIer 3, were lalklnE electrlc roau C aC
0lay 'on sCore' near "nere Cue louI /
llules were browsing. Neosuer saiI %
elecorics Woulu soon De succeeueu Dy
some ooner uevlce 'o[ raplu traIsIC; !;
anu UhaG even now Onaries Duru hal
d horseless wagon Chao was d ue-
cideo success. hehrys inGeresC was
immediately aroused ana ne quickly
remarked 'ls tha1 so; Wnat mosIVe
power does ne use :, "hen Neu
sooefly Responded Mule power.
nual village meeting to be held in