News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-24
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Mrs. NJ. FL. Hunt has lately been to Boston l..
Remembe r the Town meeting Thursday the
| 9th.
Remember the School meeting Tuesday,
Mar. 30.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith have been in town for
| a few days
Arthur Hodgden is at home at present with
| his mother.
The towns talk is, Separator and Butter
| actory, by o. B. Landon.
| f c. H. Stearns is again the owner of the
| Lyndonvile Tub Factory.
Public rhetoricals at Normal Hall next
| Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The severe storm prevented the farmers
holding their meeting Saturday.
Mrs. ManIey of Enosburgh. visited her
| friend, Mrs. Joel Allen last week
Aymer Hill has engaged to work for Wealth
erby Page of Jacksonville.
John Bean of Georgia, has returned to
town and will remain during the spring.
Mrs. Mary Anderson has moved from Mrs.
Isaac Manning's to Mr.. Heman Newton's.
Chapel Day Services will be observed at
the Baptist church next Sunday morning.
By Monday noon the snow blockade was
raised by the aid of snowrolers and plows.
Miss Achsa Allen has returned from Montre-
al and is stopping with Mrs. H. w. Stevens.
Carl and Ned Robbins have returned from
Cam bridge, where they have spent some time.
Mrs. George Partlow has returned from her
extended visit to her former home in Georgia.
Mrs. Murray Buck and son, Charles spent a
few days in Fairfax, visiting friends last week.
John H. Burnham has rented his fathers.
farm on the hill lately occupied by 6. C..
Drown.
free lecture on Switzerland by Dr. Camp
bell at Normal Hall next Friday evening"
Mar. %.
Rev Mr. Elliot of the VT Bible Society, will
speak in the Congregational church next Sun
day morning.
The sugar festival at the Congregational
vestry was a success, both in a saccharine and
in a social sense.
Charles S. Hastings, Gen. Agt of State
Mutual Life Insurance Co., was in town a day
or two last week.
Missionary meeting with Mrs. H NJ. Parish
next Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
Sadie Gaskell and Alice Varney of West
Berke, former graduates of the Normal visit
ed in town last week, the guests of Mrs. D. S.
Scott.
At a business meeting of the Ways and
Means Society, they voted to appropriate q
part of their funds for the repairs of the par
sOnage.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders will conduct a Bible
class at the Baptist vestry every Wednesday
evening at 6 30. Old Testament history will
be studied.
Nine from this place attended the Odd Eel
lows reception and banquet at Hyde Park
last Tuesday evening. Nothing but praises
are heard of the entire en- ertainment.
Mrs A. H. P. Holmes of Mystic, Conn,
formerly Mrs. l.. 5. Pike, has presented to the
Ladies' Ways and Means Society, her pew in
the Congregational church. The pew is now
occupied by DR.. Campbell
DR.. Campbell, with associates from Massa-
chusetts is stimulating n. Z Teachers and
their friends to go to Europe g in a bunch" |
Starting July End, from Boston and return
ing Aug. 10th. Tickets cover all necessary
expenses and are cheap.
The Farmers Lyceum will meet in town |
hall Saturday, P. NJ, March Goth to discuss |
the same question that they intended to last |
Saturday it it had not been for the blizzard. |
We hope the disputants will not disappont |
us as several are anxious to hear about ferti-
lizers
The r. A. Y. W. K, celebra ted their annual |
last Wednesday by sleigh ride and a supper
at the Phoenix. Hyde Park small boys evil
IDENTIFY thought them a hungry crowd, in
which opinion it is probable Mr.. Keller
heartily Joined. Their early arrival home
was due to the fact that their driver was the
young Harry and they thought it impru-
dent to be out long after dark with the de-
scendent GU of so historical parsonage.
Last Friday evening nineteen of our Dung
ladies Illustrated the working of the Golden
Rule, by doing to others as they would be
done by. The occasion was a leap year ride
to Morrisville, with dinner at the Hotel Ran
dali. The whole affair was a success. The
sleigh ride was pleasant, the company con-
genial and the spread bountiful and choice
Many of our young gentlemen took copious
notes and learned how to be gallant escorts.