News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
Johnson

Dr,WaitD recently visited his sister in Barre.
Lewis Hail OF Westford, was in town last
week.
Will Fay has moved into the Holbrook
house.
Lucy Leland is visiting friends in Newport
! and Bradford.
Advertised Ietters,-John Lunt, Otis Page,
! J. G. TOmilsOn.
| Prof. Atwood spent n few days with friends
in Pittsburgh last week.
| Mrs S. A. Andrews of Vergennes, spent last
week with friends in town.
T. A. Riddle is making quite extensive re-
pairs on the old Allen hotel.
! Edward Manning and family OF Rutland,
| are spending some time in town.
| Mr. and Mrs Atwood of Mass, are guests
| of their aunt, Mrs. H. W. Stevens.
Mrs. WelIman and daughter Helen of Bur
| lington, are guests at Dea. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomas of Morris
vile visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. johnson of Hardwick, was the guest
of Mrs. Ii. w. Stevens last Thursday.
| o. B. Landon came home from Old Orchard
| Beach and Boston last Monday night.
| The ladies' prayer meeting will be held next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Walbridge.
Mrs. Allen, Delbert and Winnie, are spend
| ing the week with friends in Enosburgh.
| James Mason of North Troy, is spending a
few days with his niece Mrs. J. \. Pearl.
Goldie Osley of Jacksonville, is spending a
| few DAYS with her friend Anna Demerritt
Rev. Mr.. Saunders starts on his vacation
this week. He will be away two Sundays.
| Dea and Mrs. Kinds of Haverhill, Mass,
are visiting their friends and relatives here.
Carrie Stevens is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. Wilson, in Champlain, N. 7.
spending the week with friends in Underhll.
Mrs. Lewis Demerritt and children are
spending few weeks with friends in Georgia.
Mr.. Jones of Lebanon, N. H., with his little
daughter, is visiting his brother, L. NJ. Jones.
Miss Kate Newton of Georgia, spent few
days last week with her uncle, Heman New
| ton.
Mary Morris and Susie Hill are taking
trip through Addison and Chittenden cOun-
ties.
The Methodist people are making prepara-
tons for camp meeting, which begins August
18th.
James Hickey is greatly improving his
house by the addition of porches and fresh
paint.
Mrs Lahee, with her daughter Mrs Henry
Thomas, has lately visited her son in Bran
don, n. 7.
Mrs. ]. R. Hill was called to Hardwick on
Saturday on account of sickness in her broth
er's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavanway of Milton, visited
their daughter, Mrs. George Partlow, the first
of the week.
The CongI Sunday-school teachers meeting
will be held at Mrs. r. W. McFarland's Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gauther, of Hol-
yoke, Mass, recently visited their nephew,
Eugene Gauthier.
We hear nothing but praise for the concert
Thursday evening, and it is hoped that the
hall may be filed.
Miss Mary Winslow of Boston, after an alb
sence of nine years from town. is the guest of
Mrs Willard Welch
The Good Templars Union meets with La
noble Lodge, No. 80, Thursday. There is no
session in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown with other friends from
Bakersfield, were at +. o. Story's last Thurs
day to celebrate his Goth birthday.
Our base ball club went to Bakersfield in a
four-horse team driven by Geo. Whiting, and
came home fairly smothered with glory, hav
ing beaten the Bakersfelders.
Young Nay, the genial manager of the
creamery. has made extensive and thorough
repairs on his house, putting on veranda in
front, repainting and otherwise improving
house, barns and grounds.
Swiss Bell Ringers company has just orna-
mented our covered bridges with part-colored
paper very attractive to the wide open eyes of
the youngsters. The street parade is next
Monday noon.
Rev. Egbert Hatch of California, was the
guest the past week of j. A. Andrews and Ii.
W. Stevens. He was a student in this Acad- |
envy and soon after A. years ago was accred |
tied by the Baptist church in this place, where
he preached last Sunday.
H. A. Waterman is bringing water from a
large spring near the north bank of the river
and forty rods from his house. The water is |
cold, soft and unfailing. 1t will be taken in a
3-inch pipe and pulled to The reservoir on top |
of hill back of his house by wind mill on a |
75-foot towe. A Boston man has charge of
the dynamics.
The time of the C. f. meeting at the Bap- |
fist church last Sunday evening was mainly |
taken up by the reading of Miss Belle Buffers |
report of the Montreal convention. 1t was
an able and most instructive paper, very
helpful to live members and committee peo- |
pie. In time, thought and close attention, it |
cost the writer heavily, and was worth to the
listeners more than it cost.