News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-11
JOHNSON.

William Cunningham is stopping in town a
few days.
Wesley Brush of Fairfax, is clerkng for Fl.
NJ. MaXfield.
Mrs Joel Partlow is slowly recovering from
a long illness.
Charlie Mcfarland of Cambridge, was in
! town Saturday.
J. A. Andrews visited his son at Vergennes,
| last Wednesday
| Julia Buck is spending a few weeks with her
| sister in st. Adams.
! Mr. and Mrs. T. J Boynton of Montpelier,
were in town Saturday.
| Mrs. Mason of No. Troy, is stopping with
her niece, Mrs. J. A. Pearl.
School in district No IL taught by Lizzie
Patch closed last Thursday.
There will be Il reception at the NJ Z. church
| next Friday evening, Feb. u.
| S. c. Hill has been confined to the house for
several weeks with rheumatism.
William Tracy's family of Belvidere have
moved into W. c. Doane's house.
A. E. Partlow of Lyndonville, spent the
Sabbath at home with his parents.
The Normal school opened Tuesday, with u
full attendance, More are expected.
Madison Sargent has n permanent job in
the Stearns tub shop at Lyndonville.
Mrs. J. 7. Baker and daughter May have
returnal from their trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowley of Montgomery, were
guests of H. W. Stevens over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeIbert Beeman of Fairfax,
were guests at DR.. Aliens last Friday.
Buck Bros. office is removed to the bridge
corner of the ell to Landon's grist-mi.
Quite n large delegate from Waterman
Lodge went to Jacksonville last Thursday.
Ella Norton of Fairfax, has been spending
a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A. H. Buck.
Charlie Buck fell from load of hay last
week and had the misfortune to break his
arm.
Nettie Morgan, who is spending the winter
in EnOsburgh, was at home for week S va
cation.
Mrs Dr. Wilson of Champaign, N. Y, is
spending the week at her fathers, II. W.
Stevens.
There was no service at the Baptist church
Sunday morning, on account of the illness Of
the pastor.
The village graded school will close Friday.
Public exercises will be held in the school
rooms in the afternoon.
At the council held at the Congregational
church Tuesday, it was decided to accept
Rev. Mr.. Smiths resignation.
Henry Stoddarl died very suddenly at his
home last Saturday. Funeral services at the
L
Mrs Willard Warren was called to Belvi-
dere last Saturday, on account of the serious
illness of her father, Andrew Fletcher.
George Whiting and Stephen Gilbert, at
tended the State meeting of the q. A. H. at
Montpelier, last Tuesday and Wednesday,
Rev Mr. Crofts of st. Adams, will deliver a
lecture at the Baptist church Friday evening
Feb. II. Subject, " Dreams" All areinyited.
Quarterly meeting services were held at the
M. L. church last Sunday. Presiding Elder
Boutwell, was present. Two young persons |
united with the church.
notice of the meeting of Congregational |
ministers in this county, each with a dele
gate, at 0 O'Clock Tuesday of this week, was
read last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sabin and daughter, Jessie of
Montpelier, spent a day in town last week on |
their way to Delaware, where they expect to |
spend the remainder of the winter.
Memorial services were held for Mrs William !
Perkins and Mr.. Isaac Manning last Satur-
day afternoon at the Baptist church in con- |
nection with the regular monthly meeting.
Attention is called to the advertisement of |
L. NJ. Jones. Every body knows Lyman,
and when we state that he is as square as
brick" all will bear us out in the statement. |
He is located in Bucks store where fine line
of paints and oils, and painters supplies may |
be found. He will also handle doors, blinds
StlSu anu SldLeu NlHuONH, anu IL NOu HdNt |
any upholstering or furniture repairing, take
it to him.
very interesting league meeting was held /
Jan. %. The question, that dairy /
ing is more profitable than sheep-raising |
at present prices, was ably presented and dis
cussed by the dispVtants, showing that they
had pF0hted by their own experience and
given the subject much thought There were
about thirty present and undoubtedly more
would have been if the date of the meeting
had been generally known. Thomeeting was
adjourned to meet again in tie town hall on
Saturday, Feb, goth, at lao p. IN. The ques-
ton, Resolved, That horses are more profita-
BILE to do farm work than oxen, will be dis
cussed by J. S. Griswold and II. A. Beecher
for affirmative and II Goodwin and T. VIII
son for negative. Remember the date and
come out and spend half a day al this meet
ing, and bring your whole family. The meet
ings can be made profitable and interesting.