News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
This paper for home news.

Hammocks? Well just look at the
assortment down at SmalPs.
Regular meeting of Tucker Chapter,
R. A. NJ, Friday evening, May 10.
DR.. Martin, the eye specialist, can
be consulted at the Randall House
May % until 26.
Roy and Howard Whittemore of
Stowe were guests over Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmon Whittemore, on
Brooklyn street.
Frank Douglass has been 10 town
for the past week, spending a vaca-
tion at the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs E. Douglass, and his sister,
Mrs. Fred N. Small.
A regular meeting of James M
Warner Post, will be held in g. A r
hall next Saturday evening. AS tins
is the last meeting before DecOra ton
Day, a good attendance is desired.
Miss Lila Stygles, who is recover
ing from an operation performed on
one Of her limbs, by DR.. Geo. Bates
sever al weeks ago, was able to ride
out Sunday. She had been confined
to the house since February L.
lha Rev DIR. Timing of London
England, will give lecture 10 the M.
E. church Friday, May 20, at 1880 q.
m. He comes recommended as an in
teresting speaker and will be the
speaker at the W. G. 7. convention in
Cambridge May 25. Everybody in
vited. You will do we'll to come out
and hear him.
A. G. Sulham, proprietor of the City
Bakery, has just added another i'm
Drovement to his up-to date dining
parlors, in the shape of a Palmetto
soda fountain, which he purchased of
the American Soda Fountain Co
which he will have ready for use next
Monday morning. Monday will be
free day at the soda fountain.
The sixteenth anniversary of the
Epworth League was celebrated at
the M. E. church last Sunday even
ing, by a service in the church audi
torium. A very interesting and in
structive address was given by Rev.
P. A. Smith, who took for his sub
ject, "The Epworth League for the
Second Century of Church Life" The
musical part of the program included
a very well-rendered duet by Mrs. A.
W. Spaulding and W. G. Ward, and
a male quartette composed of j. V.
Lamberton, E. E. Wade, G A. Nichols
and W. c. Ward rendered several Sc
lectiOns.
The Listers have given to the Town
Clerk the Grand List of the Town OF
Morristown, which is as follows -
Real estate-frst. class 472H acres,
total of taxation, $459,653 second
class, 30306H, total of taxation
$347, 7,315. Total value of Real estate
for taxation $SO696S. Personal es-
tate for taxation, $1S6396. Total
amount of real and personal estate
$993364 90. One per cent of above,
$9933.64. Polls 654, $130S.0O.
Total Grand List $11241.64. Total
amount of deduction on account of
debts, $147637. The list is five cents
hOIG Ohoh ldSl y Cdl hISOA bihSs w ~ |
turns of the listers. There are tour |
less taxable polls, according to list.
In these times when get-rich. quick |
schemes are 30 plenty and the young |
man is offered endless opportunities,
which point to his early retirement,
with prospects of spending the re-
mainder of his days in luxury, it |
might be well to stop and consider |
one of the safe and sure ways of pre-
pairing for "rainy day." The fol-
lowing may not be unusual, but the
writer thinks it worthy OF notice. A
certain Morristown young man re-
Gently finished work in the Morrisville |
Tannery, having been employed there |
for the past five years. During that |
time his wages never exceeded $1O.65 |
per week and we're much less than
that on the start. Out of his wages,
with the help of his wife, he has paid |
his bills and saved $1,000 cash. He
has now purchased farm, which he
owns, and allows that he expects to
make a living and save little some
thing each year from the products of
the aamp