News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-07
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Willie Landon is visiting in South Hero.
Chas. Leland and wife, of Minneapolis, are
in town.
Delbert Allen is spending his vacation at
Fairfax.
We notice a new street lamp in front of the
Nj +. church.
Lucy Cowles, of Craftsbury, is visiting her
brother Bert.
Lizzie Pearl spent some time in Burlington
last week with friends.
May Hammond of Burlington is visiting
her friend Perss Landon.
Rev. n. c. Saunders and family have re-
turned from their vacation.
Mrs. B. G. Andrews, of Texas, is in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Greene, of Plattsburg, is staying with
her cousin, Mrs r. Bradley
Clummie Fullington has been spending
week with friends at st. Adams.
T. J. Boynton and family returned to their
home in Montpelier last Tuesday.
Mrs. John and Miss Eugenia Fullington
spent Sunday at B. 5. Fullington's.
Henry Benton and two children, from Min
neapolis, are the guests of A. A. Leland.
Rev. Robert Barton, of Salisbury has been
spending few days in town at his fathers.
Miss Hattie Mason, of North Troy, was the
guest of her niece, Mrs. j. A. Pearl, last week.
The Juvenile Temple held very pleasant
picnic in Mrs. Woodward's woods last Thurs
day.
c. P. Jones and wife spent Sunday in Cam
bridge. DR.. Wilson sang in his place in the
choir.
The NJ. E. Sunday-school enjoyed apleasant
basket picnic in Joel Partlow's grove last
Tuesday.
Mrs Burnham, with her two children, from
RI N Il 10 r1sIti har fhnr
Dillingham;.
DR.. Campbell is spending the week in Frank
lin and Orleans counties, in the interest of the
Normal school.
Mrs. H. Fancher, with her son Leigh. spent
a few days with her son Grant at the Yer
mont Reform school
S. A. Andrews, of Vergennes, was in town
last week. He also attended the county con-
vention at Hyde Park
The Ways and Means society hold a socia-
Bile Friday afternoon and evening with Mrs.
W. d. Welch. All are invited.
Miss Mary Watterson, of Lowell Mass,
who has been spending some time with her
aunt, Mrs. M. Hunt, returned home Thurs
day.
j. w. Spencer is the guest of Mrs. Frank
Leland He made many friends here during
the summer of 'SS, while supplying the NJ. E.
pulpit.
a thumb caught in planer at the tub facto-
ry last Thursday, and an amputation be-
came necessary.
On account of the epidemic of measles the
city people have decided not to send any fresh
air children here this season. In this case
one affection saves another.
The following officers were elected by the
Juvenile Temple to serve the next quarter:
May McLenathan, c. T.; Bertha Neweomb, |
V. T.: Maud Kenfeld s. Annie FullinptOn
A. s.; Jay Partlow, 2. c. T.; BERTHE Leland, |
Chap; Tommie Smith, NJ. Isetta Hutchin-
son, g.; Anna Demeritt, Sen; Arthur Stearns
r. s.; Belle Baker, l.. $.
Last Saturday the No Names of Morrisville |
crossed bats with the Johnson team. Che
ney's ''erratic" drop curve was too much for
the home team, and though they worked no. |
bly, they were defeated by a score of 20 to IA. |
Many brilliant plays were made on both |
sides. Mr.. Sinclair, of Morrsvie, umpired |
the game fairly and satisfactorily. We all
enjoyed it very much, and vote the No Names
a club of gentlemen.