News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-23
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G. B. Whiting is on the sick-list

G. B. Whiting is on the sick-list.
Robert Warner cut his foot badly last
week.
Miss Maggie Duffy of Georgia was in town
last week.
Miss Fisher of Swanton is stopping at E.
D. Wiswells.
Mrs. Landon is visiting friends in St. AL
bans and Milton.
Lizzie Pearl is spending the week in Bur-
lngton with friends.
Mr. Foote of East Hardwck is blacksmith
ing for E. E. Holmes
Calvin Davis and son visited at j R. Hills
and c. L. Lewis last week.
The Normal School numbers 120 students
with corps of nine teachers.
Flora Pearl has finished her school at Cam
bridge and is stopping at home.
Hannah Tracy has finished her school in
Stowe, and at present is at home.
Mrs. Mark Stevens of Cambridge Junction
spent the Sabbath at D. g. Holmes.
Mrs. Walbridge's Sunday-school class took
tea at the parsonage Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. James Barton left town last
week. They will stop a while at Salisbury.
William Leslie's baby girl broke her arm
Monday evening, DR.. Allen was the surgeon.
The Baptist ladies will have a missionary
meeting at the vestry Wednesday afternoon.
J. E. Town, formerly of this place, was
found in Milton badly frozen, and may not
live.
reading room in the old Probate Office quar-
tiers is well under way.
Mr.. and Mrs John Carter, Miss Westover,
and Mr.. Bleau, from Canada, were guests at
Elmer Fay's last week.
The R. A. T. W. K society has been re-
vived, and both pleasant and profitable
meetings are anticipated.
The ladies' union prayer-meeting will be
held at Mrs. B. $. Fullington's Friday after
noon. Subject: " Peace"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hunt were guests at HI. W
Stevens from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. Daniel Prince, Mrs. E. E. Holmes and
Vernon Patch were delegates to the State
Encampment, held at Rutland last week.
The sociables at the three churches last
Friday evening, welcoming and entertaining
the Normal students. were well attended.
The Sons of Veterans cordially invite the
public to their hall Friday evening, from 4
to Z p. m, to inspect their new curtain,
painted by {. H. Andrus.
Among the after-dinner orators at the
Masonic banquet at East Fairfield, was C..
III. Stearns of this place, who is an officer in
the Grand Lodge in this State.
F. c. Writings large force of horses on
pleasant days give our streets quite a
healthy appearance. They are driven sing
ly, in pairs, and in couples with riders.
The Congregational Sunday-school teach
ers' meeting will be held at Mrs. Walbridge's.
The Baptist Sunday-school teachers will hold
their meeting at l. L. PEARLS Thursday even
ing.
James Newcomb, Chas. Riddle, Enos Sher-
win, l. L. Pearl DR.. Allen, C. H. Stearns, and
R. B. Bradley attended the Masonic District
meeting, held at East Fairfield, last Thurs
day.
The Ways and Means society held their an
nual meeting last Wednesday at Mrs. II. W.
Stevens. The following officers were elected :;
President Mrs. A. Fl. Buck Vice-President,
Mrs. DR.. Allen; Directoreses, Mrs. II. W.
Stevens, Mrs. Codding and Mrs. Gould. Com
mittee on Entertainments, Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. Walbridge and Mrs. Genie Austin.