News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-03-02
JOH N SON.

just the thing for farmers. Call in at
McFarland's and examine it,
On Town Meeting day, Tuesday, March
9TH, the Baptist ladies will furnish warm
| dinners in the vestry of their church.
| Price, ten cents.
Preparatory lecture comes Saturday of
this week instead of Friday as usual. The
Ladies' Missionary Society hold q meet
ing directly afterwards.
There was pastoral visit at the Bap-
fist parsonage Tuesday evening. 1t was
a surprise party and a profitable one for
the Minister.
We have seen the aesthetic Editors
sleigh.-It is quite too utterly, too too
People who don't know when they are
well off are getting excited on the town.
clerk question.
The Methodist oyster supper Friday
night was success both socially and fl
nancially.
Pearl & Co. are about to start up the
woolen factory again.
There was meeting here Monday Eve
to consult about organizing Good Temp
lars Lodge.
The :'feather-bed man" has taken
quarters in Sim Hunts old house, and is
DONG quite business.
Principal Conant is to lecture at Nor
mai Hall Thursday evening, on ''what and
how to read"
Bert Hunt is at home very sick ''from
vaccination" and Charlie Bradley is very
sick at Morrison. Mass.
Attention is called to the Andrews |
Brothers advertisement in another col
umn. Everything usually kept in first
class country store may be found there. |
Their prices are reasonable and their
a large assortment of rubber boots, to
which especial attention is invited. Give
them a call.
The Ladies' Ways and hEnsns Society |
will have Japanese tea-paFty at the |
Cong'I vestry, Friday afternoon and even
ing, served by ladies in Japanese costumes.
japanese cups and saucers with tea or
coffee will be sold those wishing to pur-
chase. Tea will be served at six. after |
which it is expected that 1.-THE high priest |
OF the Renaissance of the science of the
beautiful Wilde will favor us with |
an aesthetic lecture. Other attractions will |
also appear to those who are there to see. |
The school in District No. 8, in John
son, closed last Friday. Whole number
of pupils in attendance, twenty-five; aver
age attendance, sixteen. Inc ScnOlarS
having no absent marks were, Jennie
Dodge, Nellie Dodge, Fronia Buck, Cora
Buck. Ella Spaulding, Volney Atwell,
Guy Bixby and frankie Dodge. Those
absent but 1-2 day. were Fred Bixby-
and Ashley Dodge. Those having no
tardy marks, Gertrude Langdell, Jennie
Dodge. Nellie Dodge, FrOnia Buck, Cora
Buck, Ella Spaulding, Julia Cadue, Rosie
Papineau, Charlie Buck. Berton Bixby,
Willie Atwell. Guy Bixby and frankie
Dodge.-MRs. S. F. SCRIBNER, Teacher.
The school in District No. l, closed last
Friday, Feb. 24th.-No. of scholars, 80.
Average attendance, %. The only schol-
ar having no mark against his name, is
Myron Prince. Several others were alb
sent but one or two days each, and %
had no tardy marks. The names OF those
who have not whispered without leave
during the term, are: Clara, Della, and
Nettie Davis, Linda Foote, Florence
Comstock, Lizzie Holdridge, Jennie Fan
cher, Bertha Newton, Gertie Annis, Mat
tie Leach, Mabel and Annie Boyce, Clara,
Myron, and Charlie Prince, Fred Com
stock, Grant Fancher, and Lewis Como,
Frank and Homer Kelley, Caller Ray
mond, and Ransom Webster, Emery and
Edward Mills.
MARY F. MORGAN, Teacher,