News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-02
JOHN SON..

Chas Kayford of the U. V. NJ is at home.
DR. Waite's two sisters have recently yisite
him.
Dr. Aliens father and mother from Fairfa,
are visiting him.
Mr. and Mrs. Orange Buck spent the Sab
| bath insWestford.
Mrs. Jennie Warren of Jericho was at he
fathers last week.
Mrs Hale of Georgia is visiting her sistel
Mrs. H. W. Newton.
The band concert given Thursday evening
was largely attended.
Mr.. Cory of Rchford is stopping with his
! brother o. G. Rogers.
Mr. Herrick, an officer at the Reform School
| was in town last week.
| Lena Ward is home from South Hadey for
| her summer vacation.
Prof Atwood gave very interesting adj
dress before the Alumni
Mrs Fox of Lynn, Mass, is visiting her
cousin Mrs. 0. W. Stearns.
Frank V. Ayers lumber manufacturer of
Lowell is stopping in town.
Mrs C. L. Lewis attended family reunion
in Wolcott last Wednesday.
Viola and Willard Allen of Craftsbury were
Rose Beecher's guests last week.
Eddie Heath of Morrisville spent few DAYS
at home with his mother recently.
B. L. Austin and family spent few DAYS
visiting friends in Lowell last week.
Mrs Blake and Mrs. Miner of Milton we're
Mrs. Joel Partlow's guests last week.
Rev. George Wright with his family of
Fletcher is visiting his parents in town.
Mr. Arthur Pike has completed his residence
on r. R. street and moved into it this week
An unusually large number of visitors were
4<~x 4, oil
Several of the young people of MorrisyilIe
attended the band concert here Thursday eve
Mrs G. A. Wells and daughter of Boynton
Va, are visiting her sister Mrs. hurry Buck
The first nine played with the MorrisyilIe
boys last Satusday and won the victory, 81
to &.
Mrs Ellen Scribner of Burlington is spend
ing few weeks with her sister Mrs. Freeman
Boyce.
Mrs hurry Bucks father s. d. Roberts and
sister from Fairfax arespending several weeks
with her.
Alice Beecher has finished her work at the
Reform School and will remain at home for
the present.
Tie usual covenant meeting of the Baptist
church will be held Friday afternoon instead
of Saturday.
Miss Thompson's many friends are pleased
w
cation in town.
Mrs. T. Gourhier of Hyde Park and Mrs |
st. Johns of Hardwick visited Mrs. Charles |
Thomas last Saturday.
Misses Bruce and Winchester returned to |
their home Saturday where they will spend |
their summer vacation.
Ida Perry left home Saturday She will
spend the summer at York Beach with friends
the same as last season.
The ladies will hold missionary tea meet
ing at Mrs. 2. Writings next Thursday after
noon, July 2. All are invited.
Miss Aliens department in the graded
school closed last Wednesday with public ex-
,rcises, which were very interesting. Miss
Allen gives entire satisfaction as teacher
Buck Brothers have exchanged their store
With Fred E. Whiting for house, 121 North
Union St, Burlington. Each valued at
$500.
The old cemetery on Stearns st. has had it's
ront slope handsomely graded, fortified and
eeded. Substantial steps put up leading to
he narrow gate, near the Normal School
building.
The graduating exercises last week. as well
rs all the Others in connection with the clos
ng of the school year at the Normal School,
we're largely attended and very interesting
The second class of 81 wish to express their
incere thanks to the ladies of the Baptist
hurch for the supper so kindly served Thurs
lay evening, also to the ladies of the Congre-
,ational church for the tasteful decorations
sunday evening. G. J. Vasseur, Pres; Mary
/. Leland, Sec.
Last Friday evening as ]. B. Newcomb was
irving homeward accompanied by Charles
risty they met near the starch factory with
rapidly driven team and collided, breaking
me thill from Mr.. Newcomb's spring board
nd throwing the Jehu of the other team al
nost into the pond. Mr., MS horse became
frightened and as all means of holding back
he carriage was gone the more the horse was
ulled upon the more he ran and at last de-
osited Messrs. Newcomb and Cristy in very
nceremonious manner in one place the spring
oard in another and the remnants in still
mother.