News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-06
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Julia Buck is visiting Miss Harry in Peach
am.
Jennie Baker is spending her vacation at
home.
F. C. Whiting has been appointed deputy
sheriff.
Belle Scribner visited her aunt Mrs. Boyce
asst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington are spending the
week in Walden.
Mrs Mix and daughter of Enosburg. are
guests at the Bucks.
Misses Hartig and Billings were welcomed
in town last Wednesday.
C.. A.. Whitney and wife of Cohoes. are visit
ing at Thomas Wilson's.
Caleb Lathrop of Illinois, is making his an
nual visit to his brother
Frank Ward of the U. V. NJ. visited his aunt,
Mrs. C. W. Ward last week.
Frank Hooper spent few days with his
aunt at Vergennes last week.
DR.. Wilson and his sister were the guests of
Mrs. Fl w. Stevens last week
Rutherford Hayes of Albany, N. Y, is visit
ing his uncle, G. A. Sturtevant.
George Dillingham; attended his uncle's fu-
neral at Waterbury, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter of Burlington,
were Mrs. t. j. Bakers guests last week
DR.. Morrell known to R. r. people, was the
guest of George Whiting over the Sabbath.
Hattie Collins is taking a two weeks vaca-
ton, spending it with friends at Highgate.
Wilmer Hill has taken the Perkinsville
school. The tall term began last Monday.
Walter Bradley and Will Neweomb are
spending a few days in the north part of the
state,
Mrs Wilmer Heath and two children of
Sparta, Mich, is visiting her sister Mrs B. A.
Hunt.
There were three united with the M. E.
church, and two with the Baptist church last
Sunday.
Miss Bullock of New York and Anna Glenn
ent of Chicago, are the guests of Miss Jennie
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones formerly of this town,
now of Wisconsin, were II. W. Newton's
guests last week.
Anna Demeritt entertained her little friends
Monday at her grandma Partlow's. 1t being
her ninth birthday.
The ball game Saturday between the second
nine and the Tub Shop boys, resulted in
victory for the latter.
Arthur J. and Hattie NJ Foster ofReading,
reat he'd town last week Tuesday. They came
by team via White Mountains.
very large delegation attended the C. E.
convention at Waterville last Thursday. All
were pleased with the Meeting.
Charles Riddles shoulder was dislocated
last week by his being thrown from wag-
on. He has nearly recovered.
S. A. Andrews was in town Thursday. He
is at this date in Detroit with the G. A.
Rs will visit Chicago before returning.
The Ladies Missionary society will hold
tea-meeting at the Baptist Parsonage next
Thursday afternoon. Work will be provided
for all.
Evelyn S. Foster recently and occasionally
a teacher at the State Primary school, Mon
son, Mass, was last week the guest of b. S.
and l.. NJ. FullingtoD.
The Baptist school will hold picnic in Mr..
Story's grove Tuesday August IL, if the day
is pleasant, otherwise, the supper will be
served in the vestry All members young
and old are invited to come and bring bas
kets.
E. B. Merriam of Topeka, Kansas, has just
reached johnson and is stopping with his
brother Geo. Dillingham;. Mrs. Merriam is
with him and they bave visited both Morris
vile and st. Johnsbury, their former Yer
mont homes.
Will Jones has just had a wind fall of green
backs and has put part of them into a
building lot near that of Will Ayers on R. r.
street If when there's a will there's way;
then when there's two wills" there's a
thoroughfare. Why not?
Johnson Junvenile Temple No. "a still
lives. At the meeting held August LIST, the
following officers were installed C. T. Bertha
Newcomb; V. T. Jessie Davis; P. C. 7. May
McLenathen; Chap. Maud Kenfeld; Sec Alice
Scott; F. S. Belle Baker; Treas. Clarence
Davis; Mar. Genie Hickey.
School in Dist No. closed July Oath, with
public exhibition in the evening. Whole
number of pupils 10. The department and
interest maifested were above the ordinary,
and many pleasant impressions were made
upon the mind of the teacher, who would
thank the pupils for the copy of "Scotts
Poems presented her and assure them of her
earnest wishes for their future welfare. Net
tie A. Davis Teacher.