News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-04-20
JOHN SON.

Flora Pearl spent Wednesday in Burling-
j. S. BickneIl has moved to his place in the
village.
| J. 0. French and family visited in Farnham
! last week
o. D. Rogers of St. Johnsbury, was in town
Saturday. ....
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Hill have lately visited
] in Underhl.
ia. Andrews spent Sunday with his son
at Vergennes.
Frank Lothrop has sold his PAGER to parties
| in Morrsvie.
Perley Hodgkins spent Sunday with his
aunt, Mrs., Peck. -.
| Mrs. Frank Buck of Minneapolis, is visiting
! relatives in town.:
| Frank Thomas has the care of twelve of F.
| c. Writings horses.
| Fred Dubray has moved into Emet Libby :
| house on X. X. street.
Ole Masure of No. Hyde Park, visited Mrs
| DR.. Wilson last week.
Angie Titus of WoIcOtt visited at her unce's
| c. L Lewis, last week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hunts daughter-in-law, return
ed from Boston with her.
Miss Leach of Sheldon, visited her niece
Miss Fairbanks, last week.
The missionary meeting will be held with
MIS-. Parish Friday at $50.
The Cong1 teachers meeting will be held
Friday evening at j. r. Hills.
Mr.. Fay OF Milton, was the guest of George
! Livermore the first of last-week. -:.
Mrs. Robinson of Morrisville, was Mrs. L.
NJ. Jones guest last Wednesday.
Lillian Wells of Bakersfield. is stopping
| with her cousin, Mrs. Fred Holmes.
Mrs P. c. Stearns spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Carpenter at st. JOhnsbufy.
| Charles Buck, who has spent the winter in
| Minneapolis, returned home Wednes lay.
There is no preaching expected at the NJ. E.
church Sunday. Sunday school as usual.
W. H. Stearns invited the entire Normal
school into his sugar place last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Quimby, music teacher, has g "a
| local habitation and a name in Hotel John
| son.
Eugene Gauthier has finished work at the
tub shop and has gone to work on the rail-
| road.
Grace Hodgklns of WaterviIle is boarding
| with her aunt, Mrs. Peck, and attending the
graded school.
The Y. P. S G. E. of the Cong'l church,
gave pleasant sociable at the church last
Friday evening
The ladies prayer meeting will be held with
| Mrs r W Mcfarland Friday at 2,30. Sub
|
| Volney Wetherell bad his hand injured be-
tween the hunters. while coupling cars at st.
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. George Wright and daughter, have
| gone to Morrisville TO make that place their
home for the present.
Harry Stiles entertained number of his
| friends Saturday morning at j. A. Andrews
| New sugar WAS the treat.
Rev Mr. Newton left Friday for Walpnle
! Mass, where he will preach while a student
| in the University at Boston.
Dr. Wilson spent Saturday and Sunday at
II W. Stevens He with Mrs Wilson, return
ed to their home in Champlain Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fitch entertained the
| Good Templars Lodge last week Tuesday at
their home and treated them to new sugar.
Another very ancient landmark is removed
| in the person of Mrs Jethro erkins She
| died where she had lived more than fifty years.
Rev Mr. Saunders was called to Chelmsford,
Mass, Friday to attend a funeral of one of
his former Pensioners. He will spend few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Kimball.
G., P, Jones will soon put in a new soda
1 fountain.
For bargains in anything, go to Welch &
Farrington's. Quick sales and small profits"
| is their motto.
| G. II. Stearns and wife, and ii neice from
| Massachusetts, will accompany the Vermont
editors on their excursion-to Chicago in May
numeronslH signed petition, asking the
States Attorney to nOHe pros. the case of
State VS.. T. j. Baker, was presented to that
| person last week. . 80
| H. A. Waterman has received some labels
for his syrup and ugar business from the Ma
pie Sugar Exchange. The way trey spell his
name "Watterman," causes Heme to whs-
per quite audibly.
| There will be no preaching at the MethO-
| dist church next Sabbath. Delegates from
| here will attend the Vermont Conference at
| Barton. The Sunday-school will be main
tanned as usual until the coming of the new
pastor.
Prof. Edward Warman of Chicago, will
give a reading in Normal Hall, Saturday
evening at O'Clock Admission % and .
cents. Mr.. Warman will also give an address
Sunday at 3 30 p. M, in Normal Hall Sub.
jet. The Body as the Temple of the Soul
Admission free. This will be "A rare treat
which no man can afford to miss.