News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-21
Johnson.

VIII Davis is home from Barre for two
weeks vacation.
Caleb Lathrop from the West is making his
annual visit in town.
Lucy Leland has engaged to teach in Dist
No. l the coming fall.
Mr.. T. Sadler, of Island Pond. has been the
guest of T. J. Baker the past week
Myron Buck and daughter Hattie, OF st.
Adams, are the guests of the Messrs Buck III
town.
The R. A.Y.W. X. club enjoyed pleasant
picnic in A A. Lelands grove Friday alter
noon.
Mrs Dr. Allen and daughter Minnie re-
turned from their trip to New York last Sat
urday
Lucy Baker has the position of second as
sistant teacher in the Adams school at Bur
lington.
Mrs. F. E. KimbalI, of Lowell, Mass, is
spending two weeks with her father, Rev NJ.
Saunders.
Mrs. Nellie Dodge of New York City,
cousin of Lucy Baker, is her guest at the
present time
Georgia youngest son of Isaac Niblock' has
had the misfortune to fracture both bones OF
the left forearm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman are taking a car
riage drive through Washington county, stop
ping at Montpelier and Calais.
There will be no preaching service at the
M. +. church next Sunday. The Sunday
school will be held at the usual hour.
Madam Campbell and Miss Clara left town
Monday for two months vacation Ihey
expect to spend some time at York Beach,
Chauncy Lewis received call this week
from his old friend. George Tracy of Nashua
Iowa, whom he had not seen for thirty years
H. H. Bradley spent last week at Thomp-
sons Island with his son Charles, taking in
the best part of the encampment at Boston.
Many are planning to attend camp-meeting
| this week. Beside the large tent which is ex-
pected to be full, there will be several smaller
ones.
Mrs. Charles Sabin. nee Rogene Newton,
of Sycamore, ILL.,, and her little SON have
| come to spend a few weeks with her father,
| III. w. Newton.
Mrs. Joseph Dodge of Plymouth and Mrs.
| Lewis Lull of Manchester n H., have been
| spending a few days with their aunt, Mrs.
| Samuel Andrews.
| Eighteen from Old Brigade post went to
! the Encampment at Boston last week. All
are enthusiastic over their enjoyable time,
and have many pleasant things to say of the
| RoXbury post, their entertainers.
WEIGH & Harrington have special announce
ments this week in their advertisement. They
offer all summer goods at a way-down figure
to make room for fall stock. Their line of
/ DOOtS, SHOES, groceries, &C, Is complete
Those who listened to Rev Mr. Wilbur at
the Congregational church last Sunday eX-
| pected a treat and were not disappointed.
| The church at Portland, Ore, is to be con-
| graduated upon having secured his services
| as pastor.
! The Democratic voters of the town of Ohm
son are requested to meet in caucus at the
| office of B. A. Hunt, Aug. %, at 1870 O'Clock
p. m, to nominate candidate for Town
| Representative, also nominate Justices of the
! Peace and transact any other business
| thought proper when met.-D. 5. Scott, John
Hayford g. E. Monteith, Town Committee.
1t is expected there will be a larger entering
class at the Normal the coming term than
ever before A large number have already
taken the examination and Others have made
arrangements to come. The old classes will
be full, and the prospects of Il large school
and lively term are flattering. The old corps
of teachers will be present, refreshed by the
summer vacation, and ready to put in their
accustomed good work
FARMERS LEAGUE-There will be meeting
at the Town Hail. Saturday next, Aug. 2.,
at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of consid-
ering the aims and purposes of the Farmer S
League, after which form for organization
will be submitted for signatures. 1t is hoped
that every farmer will be there.
S. D. WHITING.