News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-14
JOHNS SON.

Mrs. Webster is still quite i'll.
j. A. Pearl is spending the week in Boston.
Rev. J. T. Baxendale was in town Monday.
The three Listers were very busy last week.
Dentist Soule took a few days vacation last
week.
Albert Leland leads on Maple sugar. 1000
pounds.
The sugar makers are encouraged to see
the snow.
Rev A. A. Smith was in town a few days
last week.
Arthur Townsend and wife have gone to
Saranac. n. Y.
Buck Bros are improving the high water,
running their logs.
Will Newcomb of st. Adams, is spending a
few days at home.
Mrs Azarah Morgan had a stroke of pa
ralysis last Friday.
Roy Ward was home from St. Johnsbury a
few days last week.
elena Waters of Waterville, visited Mrs B.
5. Fullington Saturday.
Miss Fife Wheeler of Wolcott, spent the
Sabbath with Mary Hill.
Matte Rockwell of Alburg. was the guest
of Mary Leland last week.
DR.. Newton and wife of East Hardwick,
visited at Mr.. Stevens last week.
Mrs. I. A. Manning is visiting friends in
Rutland, vt. and Massachusetts,.
The Normal students and friends enjoyed
pleasant evening at the hall Friday
Miss Benson left for Boston last week. She
expects to return with millinery goods.
A new sign appears on the front of E, f.
Holmes shop. 81. D. Farrell Painter"
Mrs. Robinson of Stanstead, was guest
at her brothers, A. A. Leland last week.
Miss Winchester is spending her vacation
with her friend Helen Curtis at ST. Adams.
Mary Leland is to teach this summerin No
8. Jennie Baker in No. / and Nettie Davis in
No. s.
The annex being built on the west side of
E. E. Holmes shop is for storing new car
riages,
Mrs. Murray Buck was called to Fairfax
lasdmweek account of the illness of her
father.
LII. agd.Nrs. Dillingham; of Wolcott, have
d-ss in town at their
= issyf:: C. E. of the Baptist church, had
an interesting Missionary meeting Sunday
evening.
R. c. Cristy, Fl. W. Stevens and C. H. Stearns
are delegates to the state and district con
ventions.
There will be an Easter sermon and an
thems at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning.
C. P. Jones is finishing and furnishing
rooms in the third story of his building to
rent to students.
There will be union services at the Baptist
church Fast Day evening. The theme will be
the g Russian Famine"
The "B" class entertained their friends
last Friday afternoon. Subject, Kindness
and Cruelty to Animals"
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this week, closing Wednesday night and be-
ginning the following Tuesday.
Mrs. Northrup of Sheldon and Bessie
Fletcher of Cambridge. visited their sister,
Carrie Fletcher last Wednesday.
The Conundrum Rainbow sociable was an
unique and successful affair. The attendance
was large and receipts satisfactory
Advertised letters: Mrs Matte Bailey,
VIM. Balch, E. NJ Bartlett, O. A. Colby. Ar
lie Davis, Celina Merchant, Robert Sweet.
Rev. Mr.. Newton attended examination be-
fore Conference, leaving on Monday. long
list OF friends are anxious that he returns.
The Model school will begin it's next term
Tuesday the 10Th. The parents are request
ed TO send their little ones the first day,
especially the beginners.
A delegation from the village, composed of
busy men, who indulge in an annual half
days vacation, partly filled Joseph Andrews
sugar house last Friday. Mr.. Andrews recip-
rocating, filled the entire party with warm
sugar. valuable easy chair was then given
Mr.. Andrews with sincere remarks and re-
Spouse.
Miss Mabel Whitcomb of Jacksonville was
in town last Friday to resume her study of
music with Miss Quimby, after vacation of
four months. She has been studying with
Miss Quimby about year, and by faithful
ness has made rapid progress Her many
faYny l- 10
Miss Quimby has very large class in music
here