News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-07-11

Mrs John Baxendale is visiting her mother
Mrs. o. NJ Fitch.
Mrs Abbie Riddle is improving her house
with coat of paint.
Hattie Cristy, of Burlington, is visiting her
uncle, r. C.. Cristy.
Mrs p W Peck is away visiting relatives
at Waterville and Cambridge.
Mrs. Frank Buck and son, of Minneapolis,
are visiting at Murray Bucks.
Mrs L. NJ. Knight and daughter spent last
week with friends in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Pearl and son went to
North Troy for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Asahel Allen, of Randolph,
have been visiting their son, Dr. Allen,
Mrs VIII Bolewine is with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Goodrich, at Pittsfield, for visit.
Fred Laraway and wife, of Meridian, Conn,
are stopping with relatives in town.
Mrs. Henry Babcock, of Fairfax, was the
guest of Mary Cady part of last week.
Mrs Tracy, of Niagara, N. Y, is here to
spend few weeks with her many friends.
Julius Sinclair has purchased the Henry
Freeman place, expecting TO take possession
| July /.
l. L. Pearl has gone to Portland, and he
/ expects to stop awhile at Old Orchard Beach
on his return.
The Ladies' Aid Society are to hold a socia
BILE at the residence of Miss Anna Cakes, next
| Friday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs H. q. Best minnie MerrilD, o
Enosburgh Falls, had daughter born tC
them July fourth.
Misses Belle and Alice Robinson, of Stan
| stead, p. O., were the guests of their uncle, 4
A. Leland, last week.
Arthur Soule and Myron Buck of St. Adams
guests of Nathan Buck, went with party o
young people to Mt. Mansfield, the Fourth.
Alvan Saunders, who has been attending
school at Waterville, Maine, is spending hi
vacation with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. n. c
Saunders.
DR.. Campbell's mother, sister, and children
have gone to Manchester, n. H., for a week
stay, intending to go from thence to Litch
field, their former home, for the summer,
S. H. Waters & Co., have sold their butte
worker interests to Fred C. Whiting, who wi
continue the business under the name of til
| Waters Manufacturing Co,
Albert Demerritt, who has carried the ma
for several years between this office and Eas
Cambridge has retired, and Gilbert Gonyea
is his successor.
DR.. Joel Allen has been appointed, in beha
of the Vermont Medical Society, delegate t
attend the examinations of the medical d.
partment of the U. V. NJ, held at Burlingto
July 8 to II.
Quite party of teachers from this town
School, left this week for the summer school a
Bethlehem, n. H., which is under the directio
of DR.. Campbell.
= REPORT OF SCHOOL DIsTICT No. 6-Numbt
of terms, A.. Whole number of pupils for til
year, 81. Average number for each term, II
. Rolls of honor for one term Alice Gates, Wi
! lie Balch, Josie Sargent, Angie Peace, job
: Sinclair, Cora Tatro, Amandus Loveland, an
1 Fannie Locke. For two terms: Blancl
: Gates Gordon LaFlower and Minnie Parke
e For three terms: frankie Locke. MINI
: Parker and Gordon LaFlower were abseI
:. but one day during three terms. Blanche an
n Alice Gates missed the fewest words in spe
ling and attained the highest marking
grammar, Willie Balch marked highest
arithmetic, Eddie Stoddard in algebra, al
e Frank Locke in b class geography.
: School closed in Dist. No. H. Saturdg
I June %, with picnic dinner and exercises
: the afternoon. Whole number of scholars,
: average attendance, SA. Those having 1
marks were Gertie ODER, Ella Patch, NelsC
and Louis Nolan, and Eunie Mancheste
> Tim Nolan was absent ON day The pup
y were so prompt that the records show /
Q tardy marks. Gertie ODER ranked first in t
h first class in spelling, and Tim Nolan in Il
IS second class. In written work, Gertie OBJ