News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-06-22
JOHNS SON.

Mrs. T. J. Baker spent Sunday in Burling-
Judge Andrews visited his son at Vergennes
| last week.
c; H. Stearns was lately in Montreal on a
business trip.
Mrs. Tracy Martin of Cambridge, was in
town last week.
Walter Bradley spent the Sabbath with his
family at Sheldon.
Nettie Morgan returned home from Enos-
burg last Tuesday.
Miss SINNERS little sister is visiting her at
Mrs. II. W. Stevens
j. B. Kidder of the U. V. NJ, was in town
the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Muzzy spent the Sabbath
with their father in Stowe.
Mrs. Freeman and daughter Laura spent
Sunday with Mrs. B. S. FulliDgtOn.
Miss Alma Kenfield has gone to Boston,
where she has u position cashier.
Mrs. Charles Baker, with her little son, is
stopping with her father, I. j. Baker.
Jennie Baker is spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Clary, at St. Adams.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be at Mrs.
Will Jones next Friday p. m. at 2:30.
Israel Laraway was called home last week
on account of the illness of his mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Baxendale of Topsham, are
spending the week with friends in town.
James B. Newcomb has a badly cut hand,
and Walter Boyce runs the meat wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs Rood of Milton, were guests
of their cousin, Mrs C. p. Jones, last Tues
day.
Nettie Davis is finishing the school in No.
H. the former teacher, Miss Newton, being
sick.
Nettie Davis has completed her commercial
nt 1 I,,,,, l.a1f
week
Mr.. Martin of Wocott, visited his daugh-
ter Sibyl, at Mrs. Lewis, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Julia Barrett of Watertown, Mass, is
spending some time with her brother, Ahira
Leach.
DR.. and Miss Campbell entertained the
teachers and A class at their home last We'd
nesday.
William Chaplin and two children, from Ne
braska, are guests of his sister, Mrs. o. b.
Landon.
Mrs. Fred Leland and two children from ST.
Johnsbury, are spending few days at A. A.
Lelands.
Mrs. Ballard of Fairfax, spent a few days
with her daughter Ada at Rev. Mr.. Saunders
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dillingham; of Craftsbury, Wis
tied at their fathers, George Dillingham's,
last Friday.
A Sunday-school was organized in District
No. last Sunday p. m, with DefOrrest Col |
Inns as Supt.
Mrs. Edward Manning and children have
gone to Grand Isle to spend few weeks at
her fathers.
Mrs. Ahira Leach has gone to Mass. to
spend a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. |
Quincy Greene.
Lucy Baker has finished another year as
teacher in Burlington, and is at home spend |
ing her vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Donnell and Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Holmes attended the Congl conference at
Montpelier last week.
The graded school closes Friday. Parents |
and friends of the scholars are invited to be |
present during that day. I
Mrs, B. A. Hunt started Monday evening
for Sparta, Mich, where she expects to spend |
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wilmtr |
Heath.
The numerous friends of Frank and Thos. |
Waterman are sorry to hear of the fire in
which gives them an unexpected |
vacation.
Mr.. Morse of Waterbury, spent Sunday with |
his daughter, Mrs. Is. A. Hunt. Misses elena |
and BERTHE Hunt returned home with him, to |
remain while their mother is west.
Mr.. and Mrs l. L. Pearl Dr. and Mrs Allen, |
Mr.. and Mrs harrington, Thomas and Chas |
Riddle and r. B. Bradley, attended the grand |
lodge of Masons at Burlington last week.
Richmond Hooper gets warm welcomes
from his many friends in all parts of this end |
of the county, where he was so well known |
before he went to California, about II years |
ago.
A coat of paint and varnish so changed the
appearance of Jas. Newcomb's meat wagon |
that the owner thought it wise to put his
name in large letters on both sides of the box.
Mr.. NewcOmb's goods and bearing are such |
that he gets and keeps both patrons and |