News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-06-28
harrington who is away on his vacation visit

| Harrington who is away on his vacation visit
| ing in Walden.
1t is expected that the Johnson Serenade
| Band will attend the picnic given by the
various bands through this section at Ma.
| guam on July 4th
c. H. Stearns was in Boston last week on a
| business trip making arrangements to passify
| his many customers who are crOwding him
with orders for butter tubs.
Mary Leland was awarded the prize offered
| in the upper grade of the village school, to the
student making the greatest Improvement in
penmanship during the term.
Geo and Ida Goodwin started on Monday
evening for California, accompanied by Frank
| Boyce who expects to make his homein Tico-
ma, M. T., with his brother Charles
! Rev. J. W. Spencer was last week in Mont
pelier attending the commencement exercises
of the Vermont Conference Seminary, returned
on Friday accompanied by his brother VIII
liam.
Arthur Stone, employed by J. W futile &
Sons, Commission merchants of Boston. as
butter man, was in town on Monday ON his
way to Franklin county soliciting consign-
ments.
The Ladies' Ways and Means society will
hold a sociable at the vestry and parior of
the Cong'l church on Friday afternoon of this
week, at which time ice cream and strawberries
will be served.
Rollie Woodward who is in Cross & Starts
law office at St Adams, and Walter Heath,
employed by W. 5. Page of Winooski are
home to attend heclosing exercises and alum
nj of the Normal school of which they are
members.
Rev: A. A. Smith was called by telegram to
attend on Thursday of last week, the funeral
of Katie M. Hyde of Albany, well known in
town, being graduate of the Normal school
in class of 1873.
bo ooooIo,,,o, 70 ,-o...- - 49,. II
atlng class of the Normal school, was preach
ed Sunday morning at the Congregational
church, by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Smith, from
the text found in 1 Cor. 2
The parents and friends of the little people
enjoyed the closing exhibition given by the
children of the Kindergarten school on Friday
afternoon in Normal nall Great credit is due
their teacher Miss Alice Winchester.
At the Republican caucus held at the Town
Clerk S office on Mstsa5 evening, c. A. Riddle,
Norman WaternISssaId s. II. Waters were
elected delegates dosthe State Convention held
at Montpelier and district convention at Rut-
land.
Sarah Parmalee daughter of Mrs Harriet
Parmalee formerly of this place. and Freder-
lex HI. Drewry of Northampton, Mass, were
married at the residence of the brides uncle,
E. B. Whitney, in Burlington, on Monday.
June 18th, by Rev. c. F. Carter
The new passenger service which went into
effect on Monday, June 25th makes quite
noticeable change in running of trains Mail
arriving as follows: from the West, II 55 a.
M; from East, $50 p m; excursion reaching
here, westward bound, 11.22 a. m; eastward
bound, 3.45 p. m.
The closing exercises of the Normal school
occur this week with written examinations
Tuesday and Wednesday. Oral examinations
Thursday morning and afternoon with public
speaking of the B class at p M Friday
morning graduating exercises at 10 O'Clock,
with alumni meeting at $50 p. m, address by
Hon. L. III. Thompson of Irasburgh, with
Band concert in the evening.
The Band are to favor us with one of their
finest promenade concerts abnormal Hall Fri
day evening Give them full house The
programme is as follows:
PART FIRST.
Comic Fantasia, Brudder Gardeners Picnic.
2-Piano Duette,
MISSES PEARL AND BUCK.
3-Overture, Moss Rose, SOltttlUeU.
Simple Simon.
IDEAL QUARTETTE.
and Waltz, Emma, Boyer.
6-Galop, Rest Easy, SoutIteGelE.
PART SECOND.
Promenade.
1-WeStwood Grand March.
quick Step, As You Like 1t. |
3-Quick Step, Propeller. |
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