News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-03-29
OHNSON.

Milo Stearns. OF Lebanon, n. H., ha'
been in town visiting relatives.
Charles Campbell. from Hyde Park, j:
clerking for w. H. Nye & Co.
Abijah Buck is home on a vacation
from his medical studies at Philadelphia
Isaac Patch, Jr., has gone to Minneap'
oils, Mimi, where he intends to work az
carpenter.
DR.. Campbell, of st. Adams. and wife.
nee Marion Soules. have been visiting
their uncle, A. H. Buck.
The many friends of Rev. L. P. Tucker
will regret to learn that he is again sick
being confined to the house.
Jewett J. Craft and Miss Edwards, OF
Lowell, were married at the hotel Oh
Sunday by Rev. l.. P. Tucker.
The last lecture of the course occurs
on Thursday even, April 9th. 1t is to be
All illustrated lecture by c. E. Bolton.
The Norfolk Jubilee Singers, here a
short time ago, are to give another con-
cert Friday evening at the Methodist
church.
The case of H. A. Waterman VS.. I. J.
Baker last week Tuesday, before Justice
Wiswell, to recover school taxes, was de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff.
Mrs. Lowell Barnes died Monday. the
10Th, and was buried at North Hyde
Park the following Wednesday. Rev. A.
A. Smith conducted the funeral services.
Instead of the usual Sunday-school
session last Sabbath at the Baptist
church. the pupils gave a very interest
ing missionary concert entitled chapel
Builders"
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Landon at the grist-mill. had a narrow
escape from being crushed on a shaft
last week. He was saved by the break
ing of a belt.
Mrs. Asher AtwelI died Saturday eve
ming and Mrs. Ira Ober Sunday morning.
The cause of the death in each case was
pneumonia. The funerals occurred on
Tuesday. Rev. A. A. Smith officiating at
both services.
At the annual meeting of the Serenade
Band the officers elected were: j. F.
Wilson. President; j. H. Burnham Vice
President; E. p. Carpenter, Secretary
and Treasurer; In. Jones, Librarian;
j. A. Pearl, Musical Director.
A festival will be given Friday evening
at the Baptist church by its two mission
AIRY societies. An attractive programme
of musical and literary selections has
been prepared for the entertainment.
Cake, coffee and home made confection-
cries will be served at reasonable rates.
free; all invited.
The Republican town committee have
a caucus at the Town Clerks Of
flee for Saturday, the 31st. at 7 p. m, for
The purpose of electing three delegates
and alternates to the State convention at
Burlington April Sd. Delegates will also
elected to the District convention to
held at Burlington April 4th.
AT Il regular meeting of the w, G. II.
the following resolutions were adop-
ed =
wHEREAs.-God in His infinite love, which is
eyond our knowledge, has seen fit to remove
rom US our beloved President, Mrs. a. H.
Therefore,
ResolUed.-That we as a Union greatly de-
,lore our loss in being thus deprived of her gen.
and do earnestly pray that the sweet,
Inselfish spirit eVinced by her may dwell in us,
eading us to higher and better efforts in the
,ause of temperance,
Resolved,-That we remember her labor of
love for the children oil the Loyal Legion and
faithfully strive to carry on her work., not for
getting to surround with our prayers and shell
tering love, her own little ones, so early de.
prived of a mother.
ReSolued,-That we tender to her b~ereaved
companion and family our heartfelt sympathy
and prayers.
RESOLVED, That a COPY OF these resolutions be
sent to the NEWS AND CITIZEN and Home Guards
for publication; also that they be entered upon
the records of the Union
MRS. T.. P. JONES, To-.
MRS. L.. NJ. BURLINGTON, S
The Norfolk colored jubilee singers
will hold a concert at the Methodist
Church Friday of this week at s O'Clock
p. NJ.