News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-14
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H. A. Waterman and wife are expected
home this week
Mrs. Cleora Keller has gone to st. Adams
to the home for old people.
A L. Weeks and wife, of st. Adams, are the
| guests of Mrs. L. M. Woodward.
C. H. Stearns and family are spending some
time at Wentworth Beach, Mass.
Cyrus Leach and wife, of Fairfax, are in
town visiting relatives and friends
Mrs r. Bradley spent a few days last week
| in Stowe with her father, +. $. Luce.
| Dea. Jones has gone to visit his son Will in
Nashua, N. H, and a brother i'll Boston.
Mrs Albert Davis has vacated her rooms
| on Pearl street and moved into ii. Bradley S
| house.
Several days ago J. A. Andrews picked
from his field corn ears suitable Tor the
table.
| Mr.. Hood. of Lawrence. Mass, and his
niece. are the guests of his sister, Mrs. A. a.
| Smith.
Henry WEIGH, Mrs Hooper and Miss WEIGH
| were the guests of their brother, W d. WEIGH,
last week.
The Ladies' Missionary Meeting will meet
with Mrs |. l.. Pearl next Friday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
Alex Laraway and family have returned to
the village and now occupy the tenement
Freeman Whiting and wife, of McHenry,
ILL.,, are spending few weeks i'll town visiting
their many friends.
Orange Buck and wife are taking the pres
ent week for a vacation, spending most OF the
time in Burlington.
E. Burnham, with his son, from Newark,
n j., has joined his family at the home of his
brother, George Dillingham;.
Miss Ida Barton has returned home after
an absence of a year. She is engaged to
teach the coming fall in Bristol.
Frank Buck of Minneapolis. is in town.
His looks and general appearance indicate
that he is pleased with the West.
G. A. Sturtpvant's sister Mrs. Hayes, with
her two children, from Meciancsville, N. u,
spending few days with him.
An attempt made Sunday night to
break into Bucks store. The tenant over
head, hearing the noise, frustrated their
plans.
Last week was very social one in town
ties reunion of old friends, and very pleas
ant soGiable
Joseph Pratt and Edwin Nichols of Hart
ford, Conn, are spending their vacation in
town. They came the entire distance their
safety bicycles.
The band was invited to the NJ. f. Sunday
school picnic last Tuesday evening. After
playing several pieces they were treated to
ice cream and cake.
Miss Rebecca Hill and her niece Susie are
taking a trip to Massachusetts and New
Hampshire. They will visit Boston, Lowell,
Concord and Antrim.
The road commissioners are making a
great Improvement to the road going up the
depot hill by drawing on clay and mixing
with the sand and gravel.
Mrs. Beula Chaplin, mother Of Mrs. o. B. Ian
don, died Friday evening at the age of so
years. The funeral services were held at Mr..
Landons on Monday and the remains taken
to Williston for burial.
List of uncalled-for letters: A. J. Baker,
David Campbell, A. A. Holmes VIM. John
son & Son, Mrs. II. W, Miss Ollie Perkins,
c. NJ Sawyer, James Wall, David F. kenni-
son, Miss Agnes j. Barrett.
Next Sunday, August II, the pulpit at the
Congregational church will be occupied by
Rev Earl NJ. Wilbur, of Burlington Mr..
Wilbur is grandson of the late Dea. Wilbur,
of Watervie, and graduated from the U. v.
NJ. with Frank Waterman and Chas. Baker
in the class of S6, taking the prize for high
est attachments in the classics He has taken
a Divinity course at Harvard, where he was
considered to be of unusually brilliant prom
Use, and goes this month to his future field OF
labor in Portland, Oregon. Let all who can,
improve this opportunity to hear him.