News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-08
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- H. G. Fancher's family left for their Mass.
home last Tuesday. They leave a large CIR
Gle of friends in town.
The D class reception drew full house last
Friday eve The exercises fully met the eX-
pectatiOns of all
7. j. BOynton of Montpelier was in town
last week.
Mrs. Barrett's friends are pleased to have
her remain in town She is now keeping
house for Dea. Sinclair.
l. l.. Pearl & Co, opened their tailor shop
the first day of the month. There full force
of help is not all here yet.
The friends of Elmer Hill will be pleased 60
learn that he has reached his Journeys end,
and is now at Roseberg Oregon, where he ex-
poets 70 remain Tor the present, being much
pleased with the country
DR.. Campbell breaches to the graduating
class next Sunday evening ut the Gongregi-
tional church.
Mr.. Fancher has left the liquor with Mrs.
Ritterbush for the present, until an agent is
appointed
Joseph Odel and Gertrude LaDgdell we're
married last Thursday y. m. at the brides
mothers. The ceremony was performed by
Rev A A. Smith. The bridal pair left on the
evening train for Montreal
The week of prayer is being observed this
week at the three churches.
Dea Sinclair has been again reelected as
Supt. of the Baptist s. s. having served three
years.
Charles Goodspeed of Montgomery, has
moved on TO Mrs. Goddings farm
Mr.. Andrew Goodhue of Burlington, was in
town Saturday, calling upon some of his
friends.
Miss Mary Cady of Cambridge is assisting
in caring for Mr.. Darius Clark during his
sickness.
G. H. MILAN, formerly of this town, now
of Lynn, Mass, is employed by l. l.. Pearl &
Co., as cutter in their tailor shop.
At the annual meeting of the ladies mission
airy society Kate Collins was chosen presi-
dent; Mrs. Perry, Vice President; Mrs Flora
Hooper, Secy and Treasurer; Mrs. Saunders
and Mrs. |. l.. Pearl Directresses.
The letters uncalled for during the month
of December were: one for II. q. Lane. two
for Ray Hoyt, one Lydia Chamberlain and
Jerry Barney.
Fred Freeman was home from HaPdwicb
for a few days recently.
The Y. P. S. C. E. connected with the Bap-
fist church will hold a sOciable at E. 0. Sto-
RVS next Friday evening. ..
There were eight additions to the Baptist,
and four to the Congregational church last
Sunday.
VIII Atwen of Eden Is serving as second
clerk in W. H. Nye & Co.'s store
Last Sunday DR.. Campbell preached at JEFF
fersonville in the morning, at Waterville in
the D. m attended at the Hall at four. and
the prayer meeting at seven, making quite a
full days work.
T. j. Baker recently had two polypuses re-
moved from his nose.
There are several cases of pneumonia in
town.
After the reception, the D class presented
Miss Bruce with u very handsome gold ring.
The following officers were elected at the
regular communication of Waterman Lodge,
No 49, last week: |. L. Pearl, w. NJ; d. S
Scott, ). W.; l.. NJ. Jones, j. W: 7. A. Rid
die, Treas; E. H. Sherwin, Sec; DR.. Allen, s.
D.: C. A. Riddle, j. D.; Geo Partlow, 5. F.,
F. W Holmes, j. S.; Dr. Campbell, Chap;
Geo. Dillingham;, Marshal; Vim. McLena-
than, Tyler.
The Johnson Farmers League met Jan ).
and elected the following officers: H. A.
Beecher, President; o. H. Wilson, Vice Presi-
dent; 5. D. Whiting, Secretary; u. Whiting.
Treasurer; Thos. Wilson, III A. Mudgett, 3,
F. ODER, Executive COMMITTEES
Wech & Harrington are offering special
bargains just now in overcoats, lumbermens
overshoes, leggins, &c; see advt.