News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-06-30
JOHNSON,


George Partlow's new house is nearly
covered.
G. E. Monteith spent few days in Canada
last week.
Messrs Carroll and Harry Drown have beer
In town for few days.
Rollie Woodward made brief call on hi
friends last Wednesday.
Eugene Holmes has gone to work for his
Uncle Scott, in Cambridge.
Mr.. Edward Miner of Milton was a guest
at George Livermore's, last week
Mrs. Gale OF Chicago, called on several OF
her friends in town last Thursday.
Rev A. c. Saunders attended the ministers
meeting at Burlington, last Tuesday.
T. j. Boynton and family, have been spend
ing several days in town with friends.
Mrs. Heman Miner of Georgia, is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. George Livermore.
Lucy Baker is spending the week at Burling-
ton, attending commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curmey spent the Sabbath
with their daughter, Nellie, in Cambridge.
3. A. and W. g. Andrews were in town Fri.
day to attend their Uncle Scott's funeral
The Misses WEIGH of Groton, were guests of
their sister, Mrs. Willard WEIGH, last week
Lieut. Jameson was welcomed by his many
friends last week. He is soon to go to Chicago
Grant Fancher, now an officer at the Re-
form School, spent few days in town last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders exchanged pulpits last
sunday with Rev. Mr.. Lorimer of Georgia
Plain
F. c. Whiting offers lot of personal prop
erty and real estate for sale. See business
notice.
Merle Saunders entertained fifteen of his lit
tie friends last Wednesday. 1t was his tenth
birthday
Rev. Robert Cristy and mother of Water
bury Center, spent two days in town with
friends last week.
Miss Nellie Harvey of Peacham, and Sadie
Rublee of Morrisville, were the guests of Sara
Knight last week.
Supt. Joseph Scott of the Concord Reform
School, was called here last week to attend
his fathers funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. mccarthy of Riehford, we're
guests OF their sister, Mrs. George Partlow,
Wednesday and Thursday.
An unusually large number of visitors, for
mer graduates and students, were in town
during the closing exercises
The regular monthly meetings will be held
next Saturday afternoon at the Congrega-
tional and Baptist churches
Ten of our young people went to Elmore
Pond last Friday. 1t goes without saying
that they had d pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Pike and daughter.
have been spending few days in Vergennes
visiting friends at the Reform School
DR.. Campbell and family left town Tuesday
for New Hampshire, where they will visit
friends. The DR.. soon sails for the Old Coun-
try.
Dea Jones hens indulge in politics and so
dropped in the same nest Republican egg.
inches a
by inches.
Rev. Mr. Saunders Bible class, showed their
appreciation of his labors by presenting him
with nicely bound volumn of the " Life of
Spurgeon."
The Epworth League in this town. Joined
the other Leagues of the district in their
annual picnic held at Misssquoi Park this
Wednesday.
Jennie Perry, graduate of the Normal in
81, visited friends in town last week. She
has been teaching with good success in Kansas
for four years.
The largely attended funeral of William
Scott, showed the high esteem in which he
was held by his neighbors here, and his
friends from Eden and Craftsbury In harac-
ter and plain solid graces he came very near
perfection.
The lawn party at Mrs H. W. Stevens on
last week Tuesday evening was enlivened by
a huge cobweb of rain bow hued Uwine occu-
pyIng part. of the yard and fourteen lads and
lasses, some of them not so very young (?)
put in busy hour untangIing it. Miss
Rublee of Morrisville, unravelled her Irvine
first and received vase Susie Hill. as the
last worker, a ball of Irvine Afterward came
cake, ice cream and lemonade with soul re-
treshment in the shape of songs, piano and
banjo music and social chat. All pronounced
it q pleasant occasion.