News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-21
JOHNS SON.

Mary Hill is to teach school in No. II.
See auction sale in business notices.
Lucy Baker spent her Fast vacation a
home.
Walter Heath of the U. V. NJ, was at hom'
last week
Mr.. Landon has begun to buy material fol
his creamery.
B. L. Fullington is in Boston for a stay o.
two weeks.
Mr.. Savage of Fairfield was DR.. Soue''
| guest last week.
DR.. Campbell was in Boston and vicinity
during last week.
| F. C. Whiting was in Boston last week witt
some valuable horses
The Tucker Chapter met here last Friday
| with full attendance.
| Fred Stearns of Boston, was the guest O
G.. H. Stearns last week.
Laura Stevens of Waterville is Mrs. Charles
| Thomas guest this week.
Mr. Welch and Mr.. Maxfield are in Boston
this week for spring goods
The engine in Charles Burno's dressing mill
was badly broken last week.
The mills on small streams are forced to
stop on account of low water
c. W Harrington attended the Convention
at Montpelier last Wednesday.
meeting at Burlington last Tuesday,
]. A. Andrews visited his son at Montpelier
last week and attended the convention.
Mr.. Starkweather of New York was Walter
Heath's guest while he was at home.
General satisfaction is expressed that Rev.
Mr.. Newton is to return another year.
Nat Freeman of Murrisville visited bis sis
ter and young friends in town last week.
Misses Cakes and Barton aud G. E. Mon
teith attended Conference at Montpelier.
Mrs. Willard Welch and two daughters are
spending the week with friends in Groton.
Julia Ferry left town Saturday She is to
teach at St. Adams Bay the present term.
Annie Fulington is spending a week in
Montpelier, with her uncle, VIC. Andrews.
Mrs. Webster's daughter from Chelsea =,
Mass, is with her. Mrs. Webster is still very
low.
Mr.. Murray Bucks and Mrs. Frank Lee
lands families have moved to their new
homes.
There was no service at the NJ E. church
Sunday morning. Preaching is expected n, xt
Sabbath.
Bernice Beecher left home Tuesday for Chi
caeo, where she will spend several weeks with
relatives.
The rite of Baptism was ad miuistered to
three candidates at the Baptist church Sun
day evening.
Messrs Waterman and Cobb of Morrisville,
spent Saturday with their friend, George
Dillingham;.
The Easter decorations at the Baptist
church, reflected credit upon the young peo-
pie that arranged them.
At the union service Fast Day held at the
Baptist church. q collection was taken of $2S
for the Russian Famine.
Rev Mr. Newton whom ahout to take the
train for Conference last week, was handed
$35. 1t was gift from young men not mem
bers of his church.
A Womans' Relief Corps has been organ
lied here Mrs A. o. Gates and Mrs A. A.
Niles of Morrisville, assisted in the work last
Thursday evening.
The loss by drowning in Boston Harbor
last week, of nine of the pupils in C. H. Brad
ley's school, has brought out many express
sions of sympathy for Supt. Bradley.
What might have been a serious conflagra-
ton occurred Sunday evening. Fire was
discovered in Towne's variety store, and an
alarm was given. Aid responded promptly
and the flames were extinguished. Damage
small.
A Womans' Relief Corps was organized
April 18th, by Mrs. A. A. Niles, as sisted by
Mrs. A. o. Gates. The meetings are to be
held the first and third Saturday evenings of
each month. All joining at our next meeting
May 18th, will become charter mem bers. A
cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of
good moral character, who are loyal to their
to come and join the order. Pres
Mrs. C. g. Hill; S. V. p, Mrs. Angelina Sturte-
want; J. v p, Mrs. Lucy Whiting; Sec,
Chap, Mrs. Jennie Holmes; Con-, Winnie Ma
COON; Asst. Con, Mrs. Emily Codding Guard,
Mrs. Della Prince, Asst. Guard, Mrs. j ane
Davis.