News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-19
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Rev. A. A. Smith was in town last week.
Bids are being received for the new hotel.
Lena Marvin has returned to her home in
| Sheldon.
Miss Hare is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Kelley.
| Frank Ward visited his aunt, Mrs c. W.
| Ward, last week.
Cordie Brown of Waterville, visited her
| friends in town last week.
Mrs. Drinkwine of Fairfax, visited her chill
dren in town last week.
Susie Hill is taking lessons on the VIOLIN of
Prof. Whipple of MOrrisville.
Mr. Ira Hawley of Jericho, was guest at
B. S. Fullington's last week
Mr., Henry Thomas family have moved in
to the Ahira Leach tenement
The Womans' Relief Corps are expecting to
furnish dinner, Memorial Day.
Little May Barnard, who was so very sick
last week, is considered better
Gen. W. W. Henry of Burlington, is to de-
! liver the address Memorial Day.
There is to be large hall in the second
story of o. B. Landon's creamery.
Mary Fullington of East Cambridge, spent
the week with Mrs. Merritt Foote
A large number of names have been secured
to form village Improvement Society.
A. A. Leland visited his daughter, Louise,
at Mary Fletcher Hospital last Friday.
Mrs. Freeman of Morrisville, visited her
daughter, Mrs. B. S. Fulington, last Friday.
large delegation from the Normal school
attended the Institute at Hyde Park, Thurs
day
Miss Cora Billiards. brother and friend,
Miss MOBILES of st. Adams, visited her last
week.
Dr. Allen was called to see Rodney Foster
last week. who is in Belvidere, sick with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Cross of Montpelier,
were the guests of II. W. Stevens over the
Sabbath.
Young Ney of Milton has begun work for
o. B. Landon. He will have charge of the
creamery.
Miss Russell who has been engaged for I. L.
Pearl 4 Co., has returned to her home in
Winooski.
Elmer Fay's family have moved into the
Fancher house. now owned by Mr.. Charles
Holbrook.
Rev. Mr.. Wright and family of Cambridge,
we're ID town last week, the guests of Mr.
George Wright.
DR.. H. D. Martin, the well known ocuIist,
can be consulted at the hotel Saturday May
2Sth, until the 81.
Don Kinds had the misfortune to injure his
hand severely last week, while at work on the
creamery building.
The latest from DR.. John Mpigs, reached
Mrs. Knight by letter last Saturday. Every
thing is encouraging.
Mrs. Martin, who has been living for some
time with Mrs. Brush returned to her home
in Hyde Park Monday.
Work in /. L. Pearl & Co.'S factory, is to
stop for two weeks, giving the help vaca-
ton and the firm time for repairs.
The friends of Mrs. Webster, displayed ex-
quisite taste in the arrangement of the dec
orations at the church. at her funeral SERVICE
Our band gave us the first open air concert
of the season last Friday evening. 1t is
hoped that they be frequent through the
summer.
W. G.. McClintock of Morrisville, visited the
G. A. r. Post and W. r. c., last Saturday
evening. After listening to an interesting
address, the ladies served cake and coffee.
The ID" public rhetoricals will occur Fri
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Friday evening
at O'Clock, Dr. Campbell will give lecture
on, Naples, and Vesuvius. The Public are
invited.
All interested in forming village Improve
ment society, are requested to meet in the
Normal hall Thursday evening at Z; 80.
Ladies well as gentlemen, are invited to
be present.
News of the death of Charles Fletcher by
drowning in Round Lake, in the neighbour
hood of Saranac Inn, n. Y, reached his broth
er, Lewis, last week Tuesday. His body has
not been found His father family and his
intimate friends have the sincere sympathy
of all who knew him and them.