News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-06
JOHNSON.

Thomas Wilson and wife are visiting in
Cohoes.
Orvil Wilson and wife have been visiting in
Montpelier
Z. P. Jones and wife are in Boston this
week after new goods. s IS,
DR.. Hall of Morrisville attends DR.. Aliens
patients in his absence.
] NJ Beeman of Fairfax visited his daugh-
ter Mrs. DR. Allen, last week.
Harry Fullington came up from Burlington
and spent last Sabbath at home.
Mrs. Cyrus Davis has moved to Hardwick,
where she has opened clearinghouse,
DR.. Campbell delivered lecture upon his
trip to Europe at Westfed last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Kingsley of Rutland has been spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Camp
bell.
Grant Fancher, a teacher in the Reform
school, is spending his ten days vacation at
home.
S. H. Waters and family have moved to
Burlington. He is to be engaged in the in
surance business.
Miss Huntley read the "Chariot Race from
81 Ben-Hur" before the Normal school last
Thursday morning.
As people went out on the streets Saturday
morning they were forcibly reminded that the
evening before was Halloween.
DIR. Campbell and B. l., Austin gave re-
port of the State Sunday-school convention
at the Congregational church.
We are glad to see Freeman Boyce on our
streets again after being confined in the house
so long after his severe accident.
There will be the regular prayermeeting at
| the Baptist church Wednesday evening this
week, also one on Friday evening.
Eddie Heath, accompanied by Master Os-
ear Gates, of Morrisville, spent the Sabbath
with his mother, Mrs. Sara Heath.
| Alvan Saunders and Elton Holmes were ap-
| pointed delegates of the Y. p. S. C. E. to the
| State convention at st. Johnsbury
DR.. Allen left home Monday evening to be
gone about four weeks attending the Post
graduate Medical college of New York City:
Grace Allen in behalfof the Normal students
presented Miss Huntley with very hand
| some string of gold beads the evening before
| she left.
Albert Dow, formerly of this town, called
on his friends last week. He has been spend
ing some time of late with his son Edgar in
| Boston. -rs
Twelve members of the Juvenile Temple en-
| joyed ride to Hyde Park with their sqperin-
tendent, Miss L. E. Holmes, last Saturday
afternoon.
There was no praise service at Normal hall
last Sunday on account of so many services
| at the different churches. One may be expect
ed next Sunday.
bible Day" will be observed at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday morning in place of
the regular service. An interesting program
may be expected.
! Quarterly conference will be observed at the
| NJ. E. church next Saturday afternoon.
Quarterly meeting Sunday; Presiding-elder
Boutwell, will be present
l. Mrs. Jackson closed her meetings at the
/ Baptist church last Sunday evening with a
union service. She goes this week to st. Al
bans to begin her labors there.
List of uncaed-for letters for October
Miss E. E. Chamberlain Mrs. |. NJ Drown,
Miss Leala NJ. Holton, Mr.. Jesse Johnson,
Mr.. T. Smith, Miss Carrie Z. Stone.
The serenade given by the Young ladies
last Friday evening was enjoyed by all who
| were thus favored, and the different treats re-
ceired by the party we're equally enjoyed.
|. Lyman Jones was appointed librarian of
| the Congregational Sunday -school last Sun
day TO fill the place of Mrs. S. II. Waters,
who has served the school faithfully for some
time.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I saw in your last issue that
a man in North Fayston raised five pump
kins weighing 100 pounds: | think | can
beat that for / have raised five pumpkins
weighing 104 pounds: Who beats? Yours
truly, II: S. WARNER: