News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-26
JOHNS SON.

Rev. Mr. Walbridge is expected here May
H. Waters of Winooski, was in town on
Monday.
Mr.. George MILAN is spending his vacation
| in town.
| Arthur Foster of Reading, Mass, is visit
| ing in town.
Fred Dubray has rented rooms in S. H
Bicknell's house.
Frank Holmes has rented a part of Mr..
Hayford's house.
Mrs Allen and Mrs. Curtis of Georgia, are
guests at Dr. Aliens.
Lewis Hall has been confined to the house
for week with grippe.
Barney Wescomb has moved into the tene-
ment over Bucks store.
Maud Story is visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. J
Boynton, at Montpelier.
Mrs. Perry and daughter, Ida, are visitin G
| friends in st. Johnsbury.
Eta Hull of East Fairfield, is visiting her
| sister, Josie at Mr.. Bucks.
| Mrs. Cory was called home last week to at
| tend the funeral of her father.
Miss Simpson of Burlington, was Persis
Landon's guest last Wednesday,
Mr.. Nays family are occupying rooms at
present in Vernon Patch's house.
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friends in st. Johnsbury last week.
The I'D" class entertained their friends Fri
day afternoon. Subject, "Holmes.
| Mrs Miner of Georgia, is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. George Livermore.
DIR. Campbell preached at the Congrega
tional church at Morrisville last Sunday.
| Mrs George Partlow has gone to her form
| er home in Milton to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Delevan Terrill of Underhill
were guests at B. S. Fullington's last week.
| Walter Heath of the U. V. NJ, spent the
Sabbath with his mother, Mrs. Sara Heath
! Mrs. J. A. Pearl and family are spending 8
few weeks at her former home at North Troy
| Mrs Fred Prndle was called to Jay last
| week to attend the funeral service of heI
| niece.
We regret to learn that Louise Leland has
returned from the Hospital, not improved in
| health
Fresh paint and repairs have made the Con
gregational parsonagelook "amaist as weePs
| the new"
The upper and lower stoops of the Robbins
| hotel are torn away. The main building will
| be moved back.
The lovers of music who attended the con.
cert at Jacksonville last Tuesday evening
feel well paid for going.
The bodies of all the boys drowned, of Chas
| Bradley's school, Thompson Island, near
Boston, have been found.
1t is rumored that the post-ofice of East
] johnson, is located at Perkinsville. Name OF
| the postmaster, unknown.
! The Bible class which has met at the Bap
| fist church Wednesday evenings, will meet in
the future, Saturday evenings.
We have village Improvement Society
| c. H. Stearns president; Chas. Jones, vice
with an imposing list of committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Buck were called to
Westford Monday, to attend the funeral OF
their brother-in-law, Martin Hawley.
Remember the dinner, Decoration day
| served by the Womans Relief Corps at the
Congregational vestry. Price Is cents.
! Mrs. Hickey Whitney and Leon Story, were
appointed delegates to the Baptist S. s. con.
vention held at Chester June LIST and End.
Rev. Mr. Newton will preach the Memorial
sermon at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning. 1t will be union service.
A notable wedding party called at the
| Baptist parsonage last Sunday afternoon.
| Messrs Lewis and Nelson Como and Misses
Julia and Laura Stevens. Two brothers and
| two sisters, all young with slight differences
| in ages.
The Ladies' Ways and Means Society will
| give an entertainment in Normalhall, Friday
evening. Some of the principle features of the
evening, will be young ladies and gentlemen
in costumes. A prize gallary with nuts to
{ crack. Prizes for those who win. Admission
| 10 cents.
Memorial Day exercises will be held at 8
I O'Clock in the forenoon at the Plot and Down
| the River Cemeteries. At eleven O'Clock, the
procession will form near the Baptist parson-
age and march to the new cemetery, then re-
turn to the church for dinner. At 1 O'Clock,
they will again form and march to the ceme-
terry and after the exercises, will go to the
| Lrv( Nnrx
w. W. Henry, also recitations and singing by
the young people. 1t is hoped that the citi-
zens will aid the Post in making the day a
success.