News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-01
JOHNSON.
Chesley 'Hartwell is in town.
W. H. Nye is in market this week.

Chesley Hartwell is in town.
W. H. Nye is in market this week
Mr.. Leach is visiting friends in Fairfax
A. E. Partlow is taking weeks vacatio
| at home
Harry Stiles spent the Sabbath at his HON
| in Fairfax.
Mrs. Edward Gorno of Essex, is visitin;
relatives in town.
Charles Haytord of the T. V. NJ, spent tn
Sabbath at home.
! Maud Story is visiting friends in Mont
pelier and Waterbury.
Mrs. Day of Jay, visited her sister, Mrs
Fred Prindle last week.
Joseph Muzzy is moving into the hous,
occupied by John Driscon
Mrs. j. A. Andrews spent a few days with
her son in Vergennes, last week
John Driscoll has left Pearl St, and moved
into the house near Bucks mill
Mrs. Frank Mead ofEast Somerville, Mass
Is the guest of Mrs. Joel Partlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Combs of Richford
visited their niece, Mrs. George Partlow, last
week.
The regular monthly meeting will be held
at the Baptist vestry next Saturday after
noon.
Miss McClaran, teacher in district No. 1
illness.
Mrs. J. R. Hill was called to Hardwick last
thursday, to attend the funeral of a little
nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe O'Dell started for a car
rage drive to the state of New York, last
Tuesday.
Miss Benson, the new milliner, has some
thing IN the business notices of interest to
the ladies'
Mrs. Mary Wakefield of Los Angles. Cal,
Is with her sister, Mrs. Robert Cristy, who is
seriously i'll.
MISS Colburn is the new teacher in eocution.
tohe ~ from the same school as Misses Hunt
ly and Blake.
now OF waterbury, Vt, made her old friends
a visit last week.
Services are held every Sunday afternoon.
at O'Clock at Normal Hall Every one is
invited to attend.
The slowing of business in the Pants Fac
tory, during the heated term is over. and a
full force is now at work
The Z. e. sociable at Mrs B. S. Fullington's
last Friday evening, was well attended All
report very enjoyable time
Alice Boyce is taking vacation from her
work IN the Pants Factory. She was in Bur-
lngton a few days last week
Inc Iadles VIII hold q Missionary meeting |
With Mrs Dea. Kinds, next Thursday after |
loon All are urged to come early
The X. A. Y. W. K. club tried to find ''ser- |
mons in stones and books in running brooks |
asst Saturday, in Mr.. Story's forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins have been absent a |
ew days attending the funeral of Mrs Rob
inns father, whose home was in New York.
Rev. N. c. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
andrews and Maud Story, attended the Bap-
lst State Convention at Montpelier last
;eek.
Our literary club is not "summer killed.
ut fearing it might be, if the hot weather
ontinues, the ladies harnessed it not long
go, and is now in fine condition.
Reports OF the Newport S. S. convention
ere given Sunday evening at. the Congrega-
onal church. There was large attendance.
he Baptist people cancelled a meeting to
stem to the reports.
1t does not seem far back in the past since
larles Merriam was boy playing in our
reefs de was in town last week the guest
L. j. Baker, taking short vacation from
e burden of care, which comes of his bust
ss-wholesale grocer-in which he employs
10 men.