News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-10
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friends in Newport last week.
Will Stearns has purchased E. D. Wis
wells sugar place of 26 acres.
J. A. Pearl and wife are spending a
week with friends in Boston and vicinity.
Rev. A. A. Smith and family returned
home on Thursday evening from Boston.
Prayer meetings were held each even
ing of last week at the Methodist church.
B, A. Hunt has purchased the brick
house on the corner, now occupied by S.
I'll. Waters.
Myron Buck, of st. Adams, spent his
New Years vacation with cousins in his
town.
Edward Manning and family have
a part of his fathers house.
Charles Hayford had two fingers badly
cut while Mt work in Waters butter work
er shop on Saturday.
o. B. Landon was in Milton last Sur
day with his wife. who is stopping there
a few weeks with friends.
The hotel property is now under the
management of B. F. Bennett, he having
purchased Adna Pixies interest.
Miss Lizzie Pearl is attending a music
al convention at Newport, under the di-
rection of Carl Zarrhan, of Boston.
DIR. A. H. Campbell is this week visit
ing the OSwego Normal School, accom-
panied by Oscar Atwood, of Camb ridge.
The week of prayer will be observed
with union meetings at the COngrega-
tional vestry each evening during the
week.
The serenade band will give US mu-
steal entertainment on Thursday even
ing of next week at Normal Hall, con-
sisting of vocal and Instrumental music.
The Sunday school room of the Con-
gregational church was completed last
week, and communion service was held
there Sunday morning, when two men,
bers were received.
| Miss Nellie F., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. A. Fletcher, was married at her
home on Monday, Dec. 81, to S. w. CO.
nant, of Hardwick, where they will re-
side.
@. w. Stearns returned from Mont
gomery Saturday night, where he has
been putting in one of his patent split
ting and rossing machines for W. Ill
Stiles & Co.
Edward Balch, with his family, who
for the past seven years have been liv'
ing at fredericksburg, o., returned OF
Wednesday and will live with his moth.
er. Mrs. Jane Balch.
The following officers were elected al
the Baptist Sunday school on Sunday
last: Supt.. John II. Sinclair; Asst. Sup
J. II. Burnham; Sec, Walter BRADLEY
Treas, DR.. John 7. Wilson; Librarian,
, Grant Fancher.
The closing entertainment of the John
son lecture course will be at Norma
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Cumback, of Indiana, will lecture on tn
, Invisible Some People," Mr.. Cumbaci
has a national reputation as lecturer
and we have reason to expect very fin
entertainment.
The closing exercises of the twenty
g second year of the Normal School viii
occur next week Sunday morning Jan
l3. Rev. F. d. Goodrich will deliver
sermon before the school at the Metho
: dist church Monday and Tuesday. Writ
> ten examination Wednesday and oral eX
+ aminatiOns from a. m. to II m. an
! from 2 to p. m. Wednesday eYenin
h the following programme will be give
by the B class at 7.30 o'clock
Music by the band.
> 'sWhen the house is alone by ITSELF" CLARA /
= Stiles, Fairfax.
|. song, "The day is DONE" Miss Daggett.
d THE Miller Of Dee" Estella n. Balch JOhl
Il son.
"The Overflow of Great River, 1871" c. Lii
L an Beals, East Hardwick.
II Duet, by Misses Allen and Goodrich.
1.-THE Minister'S Grievances" Ettah l.. Stow
Milton.
is "A Bridal Wine Cup Kate Teller, Westfor
Y, "The GridirOn," Edison NJ. Stevens, EIDE
; ! Mills"
= Song by the class.
Il 'M6ney Musk" Julia NJ. Ferry Cambridge,
1t "Bells of Lynn,' Bertha L Daggett, Newport
S. f'The sinner and the Waits" Achsa l., ALE
10 North Hyde Park.
Il "Mary, Queen of Scotts," Elva S. Farma
III Westfeld.
'The Brook" Ada L. Goodrich, West Der
shire.
''Aunt Terminals Courtshtp." Clara L. Ollie
Is Fairfax.
t, Thursday class day exercises and graz
|. uation exercises at 1.30 p. m, At $40
l. IN. the ladies of the Baptist church wi
a: welcome all to tea at their vestry, clio
n ing with band concert in the evening
~ the hall,