News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-10-19
JOHNS SON.
George Baker is in Boston this week.
Flora Pearl spent Saturday at home.
MrS Honor Peck and children are visitin

George Baker is in Boston this week.
Flora Pearl spent Saturday at home.
Mrs. Homer Peck and children are visiting
in Alburgh
Do You want a lumber, job9 Ifso, see bust
ness notice.
Mrs. Charles Cristy is visiting at her former
home in n. Y.
j. A Pearl is in the north pafGOf the State
selling goods.
Mrs. Barrett is spending the week with
friends in Eden
Mr.. and Mrs George Partlow are visiting
friends in Milton.
Herbert Miner of Cady's Falls, is clerk at
the new post-ofice.
Fifty-three from here have visited the Fair
at Chicago this season.
The Cong'l teachers meeting will be at DR..
Aliens Tuesday evening.
Mrs Leach has gone to EnosbuTgh to spend
some time with her niece.
B. L. Austin and w. H. Stearns left for the
Worlds Fair Monday night.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be held at
Mrs Donnell's Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Rogers took a carriage
drive to West Randolph last week.
Miss Fisher was called to Enosburgh Tues
day to attend the funeral of her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs Grout are attending the Y. P.
S. G. E. convention at Barre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frink of Swanton,
visited friends in town the first of the week.
DR.. Allen and family spent few days with
friends in St. Adams and Fairfax last week.
Leon Story visited his sister, Mrs T. J.
Boynton, in Montpelier, the first of the past
week.
Rev. Mr. Saunders returned from the Fair
last Saturday and occupied his pulpit on
Sunday.
Mrs Stiles, who has spent the fall at J. A.
Andrews went to her home in Fairfax last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welch of Hardwick,
were guests of Willard WEIGH last Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Barstow are spending
some time with their children in Middlebury
and Salisbury. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. R. Hill and daughter Mary
and Miss Ida Barton left for the Worlds Fair
last Thursday.
The Sons of Veterans give a band concert
at Normal Hall Friday night. For partIcu-
lars see posters.
Mr.. and Miss Bigelow of Stowe, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their sister Susie, who
is a student at the Normal.
Mrs. Young Nay and Stephen Streeter were
delegates from the Epworth League to the
convention at st. Johnsbury.
The missionary meeting held at the Baptist
church last Tuesday and Wednesday was
very interesting and instructive.
Mrs W. Ii. Hadley lett Monday evening for
Chicago, where she is to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs A. 0. Parker.
The W. r. C. picnic held at Philo Davis
last Thursday was largely attended and a
Very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
Miss Peck's lecture on Greece last Friday
mic uoS { n biOh order
greet is that the audience was so small
Mrs Quincy Greene, who has spent several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Leach, returned
to her home in Bemis, MACS, Tuesday
Mrs. Orange Buck spent Saturday and Sun
day with her daughter in st. Adams. NIT
Stevens eldest son is very Ill Win IeFei'
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland was in town last
wool, She left Friday for Washington county /
where she is to reside through the winter.
The marriage of DR.. Waite and Mrs. Laura
J. CopeIand took place at Shoreham last |
Wednesday,. Their many friends extend con-
gratulations.
The excursion to Mt. Mansfield planned for
last Saturday was Obliged to be given up on
account of the rain, much to the disappoint-
ment of the party.
The much-talked-of " squirrel hunt " be-
tween the Sons of Veterans and town boys
came off Saturday afternoon, with victory for
the town boys. Supper was given to 20 by |
the Sons at Hotel johnson in the evening.
The spread was very fine and enjoyed by the
- hunters
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish, through the
columns of your paper, to express our heart
felt thanFs to the many friends of our dear,
departed Amy, who, by their many tokens of
love and kindness. helped to brighten the |
last months of her declining life; to all those
who sent flowers, either in life or for the cas-
ket; TO those who, with willing hands, help
pd US in our time of trouble; to the singers,
and to those who so thoughtfully lined and
bordered the open grave to rob it of its look
of gloom. May Gods blessing rest upon
them all, and may they find help and comfort
in like time of bereavement.
Mr. AND Mrs. B. f. ODER AND FAMILY.