News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-09
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DR.. Wilson has been in town for few days
Miss Jones of Westford, is |. l.. Pearl &
| Co. S. new weaver.
George Baker is slowly recovering from a
nearly fatal sickness.
Rev. Mr.. Smith conducted service in No. II
at O'Clock, last Sunday.
Prof heller of Montpelier, made his cous-
ms the Buck IS, brief visit.
Mrs. Wade of the Burlington Home, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. H. Parish.
A. Z. Partlow surprised and pleased his
friends here, by a brief visit
There were several additions to the Congre-
gational church last Sunday.
Kate Stevens of Amesbury, Mass, is visit
ing her uncle, Henry Stevens.
Horace Wood and family of Jericho, are
with their father, f. S. Hayford.
Mrs II. W. Stevens visited at her old home
in East Hardwick last Thursday.
|. Mrs. T. J. Baker visited her daughter and
grandson in Burlington, last week.
Mabel Brooks of Swanton, Isspending some
time in town, visiting her class mates.
Mrs. O. g. Buck and daughters, have gone
to Canada to spend several weeks withfriends.
Comical Brown drew a good house as he
always does when he appears in our Opera
House
Contrary to the prophesies of George Sax
by's numerous friends, he has his stock of logs
all cut.
S. D. Whiting cut his knee quite seriously
last Wednesday The axe glanced. DR.. Waite
surgeon.
Jessie and Cora Rogers have gone to Rich
ford to spend the summer with their uncle,
Mr.. Cory.
Mr.. and Mrs Curmey and two daughters
spent several days in Burlington last week,
visiting friends.
D. G. Holmes, hurt while handling building
stone two weeks ago, has had a relapse, and
is confined to his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Hubbel of Wolcott and
Mrs Fred Jones of Texas, were visiting Mrs.
II. W. Stevens, last Wednesday.
viii the finder of late war bayonet, on the
Fair ground, last Saturday afternoon drop a
postal to Wilmer Hill, johnson?
The death of Mrs. McKenty; although not
unexpected is a sad event to her numerous
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
There was no preaching at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Newton is in North
field Will be home to occupy his pulpit next
Sunday.
Charles Burno. contractor at Gallup's mills
Grandby, with Mrs. Burno and two children,
are taking a vacation here, making their
father, j. w. Blake headquarters.
The equine display on our streets in fine
weather is unusually good. f. c. Whiting
has two pair o B. Landon one pair, all
matched, stylish and ready for customers.
The majority of powder burning patriots,
chose Morrisvie for purposes of celebrating,
while the minority took in Lyndonville and
Jacksonville. Are there three "vllles IN
Vermont more ambitious?
The old timers at church last Sunday, were
pleased to note in Frank Knight of Water
bury his father, Moses Knights early looks
and movements, as they recall him when he
clerked for his brother, l.. M. forty years ago.
J. F. Leonard and wife of Burlington, came
to town Monday. In company with Mr..
Pearl and wife, they drive to Mansfield noun
| tain Tuesday, expecting to remain overnight
and see the sun rise this Wednesday morning
Ministers conference of Lamoille Baptist
association will be held here Tuesday, July
IA public meeting in the evening, to
which all are invited, will be an address by
Rev. Henry Croker, on The Church and the
| Children Z" Rev. l.. S. johnson, on 'The
Church and Young People" and by Rev. Mr.
Scofield, "The Church and the Bible.
On board Conductor Parkhurst's train
bound west on Friday morning June 10 were
a goodly number of Sons, returning from the
| encampment When the train stopped al
johnson long line of sweet girl graduates
| filed in, and kept coming till the conductor
| who had not looked for quite SO extensive al
| invasion, began to wonder where he was go
| ing to locate them. But the Sons helped hin
| out. 1t was a clear case of unconditiona
| surrender" and the biue-coats migrated tc
| the smoker, where, at "a special session helt
| on short notice, it was unanim ously voted
that the next encampment should be held a
johnson, and the lieutenant-colonel was pc
| titioned to use his influence to that end.-St
Johnsbury Caledonian.
CARD OF THANKs.-To the many friends anC
| neiChb Org who kindly nsgiStpd rs durinS
| the sickness, death and burial of our littl
boy we are under great obligation. TIL
kind words and sympathetic help in the be
reavement have been a great consolation t.
us, and while we realize that we can never re
pay the friends, we pray that Heavens rich
est blessings may rest upon them.
VIM. II. AND NELLIE Fl. STEARNs.