News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-26
JOHNSON,

Carl Ward is spending a few days at home
The graded school will begin next Monday,
Nov. 30.
Cattle Vasseur is the guest of her friend,
Nettie Davis.
Bessie Silloway is the guest of her friend,
Jennie Baker
Mrs. B. A. Hunts sister, Ida Morse, visited
her last week.
Mrs. Martin spent the Sabbath with friends
in Morrisville.
Miss Hyde OF East Hardwick, is visiting at
IL. W. Stevens
William Scott is visiting friends in Eden
and Craftsbury.
Lucy Hodgden has gone to Lunenburgh to
teach, this winter.
Mrs. j. Rollins mother and brother from
~. \. are visiting her.
Julia Buck spent a few days with her sister
at st. Adams last week.
Emily Johnson of East Hardwick, is Carrie
Stevens guest this week.
j. B. Kidder read paper at the conven-
ton at Rutland last week
Mrs. II. H. Partlow of Morrisville visited
her friends in town last week.
Mrs. j. F. Wilson is spending the week at
her fathers, ii. W. Stevens.
Damon Curney's father from Burlington,
is spending the week with him.
Mrs. Fred Leland and children are stopping
at her fathers, A. A. Leland's.
Mr. Mansfelds family have moved into
Eli AtwelFs house on Pearl street.
Alvan Saunders has come home from Mass
to spend mis- Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Winchester has gone to her home in
talrhaven, Mass, to spend the vacation
Thanksgiving vacation at the Normal, be-
gan Tuesday night and will last a week
Byron Mills has his house up and covered
1t is situated just west of the Baptist par.
sonage.
The members of the Magazine Club remem-
Der that the annual meeting will occur Mon
day, Dec. Z
L. l.. Pearl Co. have been making an adj
dltlon to their store house. 1t now contains
their office.
Mrs. Charles Scott left for Watertown, N.
T., last week Tuesday. She expects later to
go to California.
Nellie Griswold left for Thompson's Island,
last Monday, where she has a position at the
" Farm SCHOOL,
Mr.. Augustus Robbins many friends are
pleased to know that he has come back to
town to spend the winter.
There were eight young men from the Nor
NAL school that attended the Y. NJ. C. A., con
vention held at Rutland.
Mrs. Bailey, who has been living with Mrs
Elwood, has gone to Franklin Co. to spend
several weeks with friends.
The exercises at the B" reception were
very interesting. One may always be sure of
a pleasant time at these entertainments.
Mrs. W. ID. Stearns returned from Burling-
ton last Saturday, where she has been for
medical treatment for her youngest child.
Arthur Pike and family attended the mar
riage of their nephew, Fred Hawey, to Miss
Whitcomb, last Thursday, at Jacksonville.
petition was circulated through the diff
terent Sunday schools last Sunday, favOring
the closing of the Columbia Exposition on
Sunday,
Rev. Mr.. Smith is taking a few weeks vaca-
ton, He will spend some time at his daugh-
ter's at Laconia, N, II. Rev. Mr.. Ward will
supply the pulpit during Mr.. Smith absence.
: An old Gland mari" has been removed,
Mr.. William Perkins died at his son Edmund's.
Tuesday, Nov. IT. at the advanced age of 80
years He had lived on the same farm SO
J ears.
There will be union services held at the Bap-
fist church Thanksgiving eve, consisting of
praise service and an address, the subject,
The reason that Vermonters should be
thankful.
Lewis Demeritt and Will Notemore cut for
Buck Bros. last week, a spruce with Z II foot
logs; The butt 81 and the top 2 inches in
diameter total 195 feet. Belvidere should
now take back seat.
Seldom and Charles Stone, both passenger
conductors running into Buffalo, n. Y, made
their old friends in this town visit last Sat
urday. They were the recipients of numerous
and warm welcomes. Stage coaching days
in this valley we've brought to mind by their
presence.
The Good Templars of I.amoille Lodge are
planning many things for the good of the
order the present quIrter the officers are;
G. T., S. D. Whiting; Y. t.. Winnie Magoon
Sec, E. &. Molmes; Chap, Rev, 6. ]. New
ton; T. c. T., Guy Fitch NJ. Ashley Dodge
Dept. NJ, Rose Ravey; g., Lila Magoon; s.,
Frank Dodge; Supt. j. T., Mrs. Hickey. An
effort is made to make the evenings pleasant
and profitable, literary programme being
given each eve. We invite all our towns
peo pie to join US in temperance work. Young
men and women especially welcomed. We
hope to give neoktie party Dec. 4.