News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-24
JOHNSON,

Oscar Mcfarland was in town Sunday
Flora Pearl spent the Sabbath at home.
Mary Hill spent two DAYS at home las
week.
Mr.. Kendall of Enosburgh, is stopping al
| Joel Partlow's.
l. l.. Pearl spent few days in Boston tn
| first of last week.
Miss Parker of Burlington. visited at Mrs
Freeman's last week.
Mrs. Norman Thomas ofMorrisyille. visited
friends in town last week
Taxes must be paid before Oct. LIST. tc
save the per cent. disc cunt.
Mrs. Bert Rogers friends remembered beI
Both birthday last Thursday
Mrs. j. III. Burnham is spending some time
at her old home in Montgomery.
Mrs. II. W. Stevens and Mrs. Codding
visited friends in Fairfax last week.
Mrs. Fred Gray of Montpelier, visited her
sister, Mrs. C. L. Lewis last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps of Irasburg, exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Smith last Sunday.
Mrs. George Hardy of Morrisville. visited
her friend, Mrs. j. A. Pearl, last Friday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Beeman of Fairfax, spent the Sab
bath in town with his daughters family.
An unusually large number attended the
fair at Morrisvile, from this place last week
Joseph Butler went to Keene, N H., last
Saturday, to accompany his wife and children
home.
Next Sunday evening at the congregational
church, reports of the Newport convention
will be given.
Mrs Wilson of Gloversville N Y, with her
daughter, is spending the week with her sister
Mrs. DR.. Allen.
{. II. Stearns has disposed of his interest
in the Lyndonville Tub Factory, to a resi-
dent OF Lyndonville.
Will Jones has the foundation finished for
his new house on r. r. St. His friends ex-
pect to see the house finished this fall
j. A. Andrews and J. H. Burnham are the
delegates chosen to attend the Baptist con-
Vention held at Montpelier this week.
The I. P. S. c. E. connected with the
Baptist church, will hold sociable at Mrs
b. ). Fullington's next Friday evening
The funeral services of Chas. Davis little
girl was held at his residence last Monday
N. c. Saunders officiating
Rev. and Mrs. Smith, L. E. Hall and wife.
Rev Geo. Newton, t. j. Baker, Mrs. B. L.
Austin, all from this town, attended the New
port ). ). convention, in addition to the dele
gates.
The last finishing touches, paint, blinds, etc
are just put on d. G. Holmes large house
His son, E. E. will occupy the second fat,
story.
large gathering of veterans met with
comrade Cyrus Davis last week The day
was fine, ladies were plenty and lively. The
social entertainment satisfactory to high
degree.
q" If blessings brighten as they take their
fight what's their condition when they
come home? We were thinking of both the
organist and the returning solo
singer of the congregational choir.
The capacity of Welch & Farrington's
store in the rear is trebled by recent repairs,
now nearly completed. A solid foundation,
arge space for goods in both stories and ex-
'elent finish are the features of the addition. |
CARD OF THANKs-To the many friends who
80 kindly came to our help during the sick
hess of our little girl, and when she had left |
is for the Better Land" gave such evil
lent tokens of sympathy by their words,
heir presence, and their gifts of flowers, ten
Ter our most sincere thanks.
CHARLES DAVIS,
ABBIE DAyIs