News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-31
JOHNS SON.

People are busy now in their sugar places.
Flora Pearl has music class in Cambridge
Amy Ober is spending her vacation at
home.
Cora Billiards. sister is visiting her at Mr.
Gould's.
S. A. Andrews of vergennps. was in town
Tuesday.
Will Jones has had the misfortune to lose
his horse.
Mrs. Charlie Buck visited friends in town
last week.
5. Fl. Waters of Burlington, was in town
last Tuesday.
Enos Sherwin has rented Murray Buck
large sugar place.
J. B. Kidder's two sisters visited him at ]
r. Hills last week
William Scott is spending the week with
friends in Montreal
Charles Buck started for Minneapolis last
Wednesday evening.
Report SAYS, that f. C. Whiting has sold a
pair of his fine horses.
Kitte Wright of Burlington, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Joel Allen
Mrs c. p Jones and sister. are visiting
friends in Jericho and Milton.
Thoughts are turned toward Memorial
day. The band has been engaged.
Mrs. B. S. Fuington visited friends in
Cambridge and Underhil last week.
Nettie Leach of Waterville, was the puest
of her aunt, Mrs. r. FosteC last week
Mr.. Montague of Cambridge. has rented
the NJ. o. Heath place down the river.
We are glad to know that extensive repairs
are to be made in the hotel this spring.
Mrs N. P. Keller of Burlington. spent
several days with friends in town last week
Misses Genna and Berthe Hunt are in
Waterbury, intending to remain two weeks
Nellie Thomas IS spending a few weeks at
home before going to New York for the sum
mer.
Willard Gray has bought a building lot of
p. c. Stearns and intends to build upon it
this summer.
Mrs. Robert Mcfarland and son, Charlie
spent the day with Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland
last Tuesday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
fist church, will be held next Saturday after
noon at O'Clock.
The Public Club at the Normal last Friday
was very entertaining. The entire program
was in Switzerland.
There was no service at the NJ E. church
last Sunday morning. Union service at the
congregational church.
The ladies of the Baptist church are request
ed to meet early Thursday afternoon at the
Vestry to do missionary work.
People in the village welcomed the meat
cart last Monday and are pleased to know
that it will make regular trips.
A meeting of the Congregational church
next Saturday April 2. to consider the cues
ton of hiring Rev. E. D. Walbridge
Rev. Mr.. Elliot spoke to a large congrega-
ton at the congregational church last Sun
day morning. Collection taken $50
Nelson Stanley of Essex junction. was in
town the first of the week. consulting with
Mr.. Landon about the creamery building.
For personal and other reasons, it is re-
GREETED that Judge Andrews was Obliged to
resign mis- office as first selectman His health
is still poor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Stevens with their
daughter, Carrie have been spending n few
days with DR.. and Mrs Wilson ut their home
in Champlain, N. Y.
A pleasant, social time was enjoyed at the |
close of DR.. Campbells lecture last Friday
evening. This course of lectures are very en- |
tertaining and instructive.
Sugar sociable in the sweetest form, at
the Methodist church Friday evening. All
invited Sweetest time on record antici- |
pated. Promptly at o'clock p. m
New sugar will be served at the Bap list |
vestry Thursday afternoon from five till |
eight, under the auspices of the Willing Work !
ers. Everybody invited. Price 10 cents
There were 104 votes cast at the town !
meeting last Thursday, called to elect sue |
cessors to J. A. Andrews and W. HI. Stearns /
l st. and End seleetmen. o. G. Buck and p /
D. Kinds were chosen.