News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-02-16
JOHNS SON.

Carl Robbins is assisting his uncle in the
hotel.
r. W Cowles of Craftsbury, was in town on
Saturday.
Advertised letters Bernie j. Bixby and
Ella Carron.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Fitch visited Mrs. C. L.
Lewis Friday.
s A. Andrews of Vergennes, spent Friday
night in town.
Miss Hale of Georgia, is-Visiting her uncle,
! Fl. w. Newton.
Sidney Lyon of Craftsbury, is engaged as
| nurse for D. G. Holmes.
| Dr. Campbell and three children, spent last
Saturday in Burlington.
| Lottie Cowles of Craftsbury, is clerking in
| Holmes & Cowes drug store.
Ira Thorp of Underhi, was in town last
week, the guest of c. L. Lewis.
Rev. Mr. Donnell attended the ministers
meeting at WolcOtt Tuesday.
Mrs A. L. Gauvin was called to Richford
recently by the death of a niece.
Mrs Jane Ellsworth and SON. Ira of New
port, are the guests of Mrs. Albert Davis.
Mary Cady of Cambridge, spent few days
| last week with her sister. Mrs. B. l.. Austin.
Rev. Mr.. Nanton OF Morrisville and Rev.
Mr.. Saunders, exchanged pulpits last Sunday
The ladies are invited to hold their prayer
meeting with Mrs Stearus Friday afternoon.
F c. Whiting received a car load of horses
last week from the west. There were nineteen
head
The ladies will have a Missionary meeting
with Mrs Parish Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Avery Holmes has a position as clerk in
| Mr.. DR.. Stevens store and postoffice in
Georgia.
Eta Partlow was called to Underhill Sun
day to attend the funeral of her uncle, f. II.
| Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs E. O. Story and sons, attend.
ed the funeral of Mabel Story at Cambridge
Saturday.
Warner Morse of Waterbury, spent the
Sabbath in town, the guest 70 his sister, Mrs.
B. A. Hunt.
Mrs. Seth G. Hill was called to Jacksonville
last week on account of the sickness of her
son, Aymer.
Edmond Perkins attended the funeral of his
brother-in-law, E. II. Goodwin, of Underhill,
! last Sunday.
Dr. Aliens horse stable has fresh arrival ;
and +. c. Writings bank account has hand
some addition.
| Harry Fullington left Tuesday morning
| for Boston. 1t means a course in the Com
mercial college.
| MfS. JaneS DdTUOu uueG several Oh UDe ..
| teachers and their classes at B. L. Austin s
Monday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Fullington and son
| spent last week Thursday at H. C.. Pulling
| tons in Cambridge.
The Cong'l S. S. teachers meeting will be
held at H. W. Stevens and the Baptist at /.
L. PEARLS Thursday evening.
The annual meeting of the ladies Ways and
Means society will be held at Mrs. H. W.
Stevens Wednesday afternoon.
There will be receptions given at the three
churches Friday evening. The young people
cordially invite the Normal students.
Better catch on to some of WEIGH & Far
| rington's clearance sale bargains. They are
making some great sacrifices just now.
Mr. Henry Holmes, who has been caring
for his brother, Darius, for several weeks, re-
turned to his home in Shoreham Monday.
Frank Fletcher, who has been stopping
here for the past two months,-his fami
" in Toledo, Iowa, reached their home in
Chillicothe Mo-, Feb. 3, in safety.
The members OF the W. R. c., will give q
poverty supper in the near future. All those
| in the G. A. r. ring are requested to con
| tribute something to the literary program.
As announced last week Rev and Mrs
| James Barton received their friends at r !
| Bakers Thursday evening. Their Dleasant
| rooms were well filled. Mr.. end Mrs Rakar's
IHouSH'lui Coui CrSS was appreciated; and
the presence of Mr.. and Mrs. Barton, was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The following from Malone, N. Y, paper
| will be interesting
Willard Boyce of Saranac, Inn, was il
| town last week and purchased the handso m,
gray team of Herbert Woods of Brandon
which took first premium at our fair last
year as best pair of matched colts. Mr.. Boyc,
| also purchased fine graz team of Mr.. Wills
| of Chateaugay, and the handsome gray hors
owned by Tip Sherman of Malone. The lat
ter he has "a mate for ana the six beautiful
grays will be put on tallg=ho from Sarana'
Inn station to the hotel next season. Tht
Inn is noted for its fine harses and no nicel
turnout will be found at any Adirondack re
sort Mr.. Boyce is an expert horseman ant
it is to his judgment that the house owes it
reputation for keeping splendid teams. IL
| also has charge of the numbering and out
side work for the Upper Saranac Association