News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-31
JOHNS SON.

The Graded school will begin next Monday.
DR.. Campbell will be home this week Thurs
day.
Prof Atwood went to Rutland last Tues
day.
c. P Jones and his mother visited friends in
Lowell last week.
Mrs. Joseph Butler and children are visiting
| friends in Swanton.
Our town was well represented at the circus
at Hyde Park Tuesday.
Miss Wright of Burlington, is the guest of
her aunt Mrs. DR.. Allen
Bertha Codding has returned from her stay
| Of eight weeks at Richford.
Prof Grogt and his friend spent few days
on Mt. Mansfield last week,
Mrs, Graves of Craftsbury, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Willard Gray.
The ladies union prayer-meeting will be at
Mrs. Parish's Friday at 2:30.
Misses Charity and Jennie Baker visited
| friends in st. Adams last week.
Birney Fisher will enter the Burr & Burton
Seminary at Manchester this week.
Miss Allen of Westford was the guest of her
friend, Miss Lucy Baker, last week
Miss Julia Ferry is stopping for while
with her sister, Mrs. e. B. Visiting.
The Cong'l teachers meeting will be held
with H. w. Stevens Friday evening.
Miss Louise Dougherty of Milton is spend
ing few weeks with friends in town.
T. j. Boynton of Montpelier, was in town
on professional business last Monday.
Wilmer Davis of Barre, has been spending
his vacation with his parents in town.
The ladies' missionary meeting will be held
with Mrs. Parish Friday p. m. at 3i30.
Alice Miner of .Cad'ys Falls was the guest
of her cousin, Mabe Rogers, last week.
Miss Emma Chaffee of Enosburgh, is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. l.. Fl. Wheeler.
The young ladies of the place enjoyed very
pleasant picnic at Bridge Falls last Wednes-
day.
The usual monthly meetings will be held at
the Cong'l and Baptist churches Saturday
afternoon.
The Normal School begins next Tuesday,
Sept. B. The prospects are good for a full
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delevan Terrll of Underhill,
were guests of their cousin, b. s. Fullington,
last Wednesday.
Mrs l.. H. Wheeler has gone to Worcester,
Mass, her former home, to spend short
time with friends.
The W. r. C. picnic was well attended last
Saturday was well attended and all report a
very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Cambridge, and Bur
ton Story of California, spent Tuesday with
their uncle, Il. O. Story.
The Methodist ladies will hold sociable
and lawn party at Mrs. Frank Leland's Fri
day afternoon and evening.
George Dubray was quite badly burned on
his face and one arm by the bursting of tin
can filed with boiling water.
Carroll Drown is to teach this fall in the
Waterman district. He is canvassing for
very interesting book at present.
Mary Fletcher of Battle Creek, Mich, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. r. T. Foster. She
has position in the large SanitariHm at that
PLACE
Mrs. Addie SadIier professional nurse, of
Worcester, Mass was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. l.. Ii. Wheeler, last week. Mrs. j. ii.
Chaffee of Enosburgh, was also a guest at the
same place.
The next W. r. G. picnic will be held at Jas.
Kneeland's in two week. Old Brigade W. r.
c. was organized April IL, 1898, has Initial
ed % members, and now has Is in good
standing, and $3a in the treasury. The next
regular meeting will be held Saturday even
ing, Sept. 2.
Chas. Stearns is in Canada this week.
Deacon Jones is enjoying pretty good
health, thank you. notwithstanding the re-
ceipt of occasional letters and a late inter-
view from certain young man formerly of
this place.