News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-08
IOHNS SON.

Emma Tracy is teaching in Waterville.
Miss Hannah Tracy is teaching in Stowe.
Seven united with the Congl church last
Sunday.
Alberta Beeman of St. Adams, is visiting
Lena Ward.
Mrs N. F. Keller of Hyde Park, spent Sun
DAY in town.
Miss Mary Cady is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| B. L.. Austin.
! Inez Hubert of Barton Landing, is visiting
Jessie Rogers.
Mrs. Smith Hebb and son Phil, are visiting
| in Cambridge.
Rev. and Mrs. Walbridge are spending the
! week in Plainfield.
Elmer Hill of Vergennes, spent a few days
with his father last week.
Mrs and Miss Gauther of Hyde Park, Wis
| tied friends in town Saturday.
Geo. Livermore is having a veranda and
bay-windOw added to his house.
Mr.. Fitch and daughters, Mrs. Crane and
Mrs. Steele, were in town Sunday.
Needed repairs are being made on the Nor
NAL building preparatory to painting.
Mrs. A. A. Niles and son, Logan, of Morris
vile, visited Harmon Bradley last week.
Mr.. Osgood and family have arrived from
Cabot and occupy Mrs Hodgens' rooms.
Mr.. Morris Bailey and family of Boston,
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Smith Hebb
''Horse-foot and Dragons" went to the
Republican rally at Morrisville last Saturday
Advertised letters, Wiley NJ Christian, Alva
F. Davis, Herman Kinds and Warren Owens
Two classes in the Methodist s. S had
very enjoyable picnic at Waterville Saturday.
P. D. Kinds has rented his farm to Murray
Buck, and will soon move to Haverhill, Mass.
George Baker went to Montpelier Saturday
on business connected with the keely lnstl-
tute.
Miss Thompson is welcomed back as one of
the Normal faculty, after an absence of one
term.
Mrs Horato Partlow of Morrisville, spent
a few DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs. DEL
Partlow.
Rev. and Mrs Walbridge and DR.. and Mrs.
Allen attended the council at Jacksonville
last Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. Kate Sunderland [
were pleased to welcome her and her husband |
on visit last week
Will Boyes and family start for Massachu- |
setts this week Wednesday, where he is to |
take charge of farm.
Miss Laura Burnham, who has spent the
summer with her sister, has returned to her
school in Jeffersonville.
All ladies interested in the welfare of the
Cong'l society are invited to meet with Mis-.
Allen Thursday at $50 p. IN.
Larger shipments than usual of Canadian
spruce will be made to the tub shop the COM
ing winter Free material.
The many friends of Prue Boyes will regret
to learn she started Monday evening for
Marion, Iowa, to care for an old aunt and
uncle.
Butter tubs must be a protected industry
since c. II. Stearns with foreman and several
Others went to the Mckinley rally at Burling-
ton shutting down the shop.
G. B. Whiting has returned from the White
Mountains, where he has been engaged as
this season. He reports good
time and large company of boarders.
The rally Monday night was enthusiastic
and large. Much was expected of Judge Pow
Frs and none were disappointed. Good judges
say that his effort was equal to Mckinley.
At the Baptist church meeting Friday, Dea.
and Mrs. Sinclair, H. B. Midget, j. V. Bar
ton and Dea. 5. A. Andrews were appointed
delegates to the LamOille Association to be
held in Jericho Sept. 6 and Z.
The personal popularity of T. J. Boynton
and curiosity TO hear our ambitious neigh
Dor Mr.. Bullard helped to swell the audience
at the Democratic rally. The party's free
trade platform was ignored and guesses made
rs to Cleveland's course in the right direction
Of restricted tariff.