News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-05-11
JOHNSON.
D. G.. Holmes is able to ride out.

D. G.. Holmes is able to ride out.
Lucy Baker spent Sunday at home.
Mrs Landon visited in Milton last week.
Mrs. Salmon Hayford has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Cunningham has returned to st. AL
bans.
L. j. EIdridge of ST. Johnsbury, is stopping
in town.
T Dr. Dillingham; of Craftsbury, was in town
last week.
Mabel Hosford spent the sabbath with Miss
Watts in Stowe.
H. H. Collins of st. Adams, spent Saturday
and Sunday in town.
Miss HolbroOk of Morrisville, spent Sun
day with Miss Wiswell.
T. J. Baker has sold sixteen acres from his
village place for $500.
Elmer Campbell of New Hampshire, return
ed home last Saturday.
The Faculty reading club met with Prof
Grout Monday evening.
Mrs. Lyman Jones is spending the week at
her fathers in Morrisvlle.
Mrs. Edward Manning and children are Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Peck.
Mrs. Dea Andrews now has her home with
her nephew, J. A. Andrews.
A first-class soda fountain has been put in
to e. Z. Jones drug store.
Mrs. harrington and Charles Riddle, were
in Burlington last Thursday.
Frank Bellows of Essex, is engaged for the
season al Landon's creamery.
Mrs Byron Mills mother, Mrs Kelley, has
been with her during her Illness.
The streets are being thoroughly repaired
with gravel from the railroad pit.
Arthur StParns has gone to Medfipld, Mass.
to remain VIII lie his parents are in Chicago.
Carol Mum of Stowe, has bought the
farm SO long occupied by Moses Fullington
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G Wilson of Morrisvillp,
spent Sunday with their uncle, Joel Partlow.
Mrs. Osgood's mother, Mrs. Brown, has
gone to Peacham to spend some time with a
son.
Rev Mr. Mathison occupied the Methodist
pulpit Sunday His family are expected this
week.
John Burnham sold TO B. A. Hunt four
acres of land and barn near Landon's for
$500.
The Cong1 teachers meeting will be held on
Friday evening with Mrs. WEIGH at II. A.
Waterman's.
Will Newcomb was home last week He has
gone to Lynn, Mass, and entered a school
for Electricians.
Myra Hale of Georgia, who has spent sever
al weeks at her uncle's, H. W. Newton's, Ie-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Wright of Medfield, Mass, niece of
Mrs. c. H. Stearns, Joined the Press excursion
here and went to Chicago.
Rev. Mr.. Donne left town Tuesday for his
home in Maine. His family will return with
him at the end of two weeks.
Those interested in Memorial Day, please
remember the meeting at Landon's hall May
ID Hot coffee will be served.
P, rSis Landon goes to Burlington Wednes-
day to sing at musical entertainment,
given by her teacher, Miss Simpson.
The c. class at the Normal entertained the
school and their friends at Public Club Fri
day afternoon Their subject was Sc Whittier"
The Arion Quartette, who gave highly
pleasing concerts in this section last season.
will be here on Thursday evening May II.
They deserve good house.
A service of the Episcopal church will be
held in the Congl church on Sunday a. m ,
May II, by Rev. VIM. Harris, D. D., General
Missionary of the Diocese of Vermont. All
are invited.
DR.. Campbell was elected President of the
New England Normal Council last Friday.
This council holds it meeting in Boston each
year and takes a leading part in all educa-
tional advancement.
The first Quarterly meeting for the con-
ference year will be held next Sunday May IA. |
Love Feast at $50 to be followed by preach
by the Presiding Elder and the administra-
ton of the Lords Supper.