News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-08
JOHNS SON.

T. ]. Boynton spent the Sabbath in town
Lizzie Pearl spent Saturday in Burlington.
l. L. Pearl was in Mortified the first of the
week
Mr. Cory went to Manchester, N. H. last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rogers visited Bos-
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leslie are spending a
week in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Buck spent the Sabbath
with friends in st. Adams.
Lewis C. Halls valuable colt was badly cut
on the wire fence last week.
Mrs. Codding and daughter Bertha, visited
friends in Richford, last week.
| Mr.. Newton and Miss Hale of Georgia. were
at H. W. Newton's last week.
Miss Colburn will give public reading at
Normal Hall, Friday evening.
Mrs. George Sawyer of Lowell, Mass. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j r. Hill
| Lyman Jones brother from Lebanon, N. H.
is in town a few days with him.
Miss Marvin of Sheldon, has begun work
in l. L. Pearl and Co.'S factory.
Mr. and Mrs. George Livermore are visit
ing friends in Georgia and vicinity.
Mary Hills associate teacherfrom Wolcott
spent the Sabbath at home with her.
Mr. and Mrs o. w. Stearns took carriage
drive through Franklin Co., last week.
Mr.. Willard Gray is in town, and his many
friends hope that he will decide to remain.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Mrs. Demerritt,
are visiting friends in St Adams and Georgia.
H. A. Waterman picked a small quantity
of ripe Strawberries from his vines last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Partlow are spending
the week at Mrs. Partlows home in Milton.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson of Champlain, N. Y.
spent the Sabbath at their fathers, II. W.
Stevens.
Mrs. A. A. Smith and Mrs Seth Hill, at
tended the Missionary meeting at st. Adams,
last week.
Rev. Earl Ward formerly of Hyde Park,
now OF Merideth, N. H., is stopping in town
a few days.
Mrs. Ellen Ritterbush accompanied her
daughter to her former home in Auburn Me-,
last Wednesday.
ID. 5. Dawson, who has spent the last
month at j A. Andrews, returned to Mont
real last Friday.
Alice Beecher has gone to Burlington to
take a few weeks course of lectures, at Mary
Fletcher Hospital.
Mrs Chamberlain of Worcester, who has
spent several weeks with Mrs. Perry has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Udell, who have spent the
summer with their uncle II. H. Collins, have
returned to their home in California.
The ladies will meet to sew at the Baptist
vestry next Thursday afternoon. Articles
for the missionary barrel are solicited.
Mrs. W. H. Hadley left Tuesday ofthis week
for Chicago, where she expects to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. A. o. Parker
The 90 class gave the Normal Faculty and |
band a very pleasant reception last Friday |
evening. Cake, ice-cream and fruit were
served.
Ten of our young citizens, headed by DR..
went to Sterling Mt. last Saturday |
by team to Chas Goozy's and back, the bal
anct of the distance on foot.
The advertised letters are for Rev. J. A.
Clark, Silas Chase. Eunice Flood, Win Ham
let, Fred Hamlet, H. L. King, Geo Macomber,
Thomas Moore, Mrs. Theo. Westinghouse
A happy coincidence of the missionary tea
meeting held at Dea. Kinds last Thursday
was, that it proved to be the 35th anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Kinds wedding day.
Our dentist Sowles' office is not over large
while his clientage is considerably SO and
increasing. To escape from both
- he took the woods 3" one day last week, but
On reaching the top of Mt. Sterling looked
bach" repented, ami came home same day,
entire distance on foot. Did Mr.. Sowles have
two swelled soles the next morning2 And
what chance had his soul to look out of his
eyes during church service next day?
Mrs. Gladstone traces her lineage a thous-
and years, almost to William the Conqueror.
# Alice Winchester of the Normal Faculty,
could do as much or half as much she would
ind somewhere an ancestor noted for speed
and endurance on foOt-hence the name
Wind-chased-him-o her. Miss Winchester,
walked from Abjah Bucks house to the
highest peak of Sterling and back to point of
starting, last Saturday; and briskly walked
20 and from church the next day.