News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-04
JOHNSON.

Is. >. fuilngtOn - IN Boston this week.
!. A. Pearl is travelling in n H. this week.
Mrs. stiles spent last week with friends in
Fairfax
W. d. Weleh is in Boston buying his fall
and winter goods
George Goodwin has ent, red the medical
college in Baltimore.
Miss Wheeler OF Burlington, was a guest at
7. J. Bakers last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton are visiting their chill
dren in Addison county.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist church
will be held Saturday p. IN.
DIR. Fred Dillingham; of Craftsbury, spent
the Sabbath at his fathers.
Mis-. Tabor of Fairfax, visited her son at
Orange Bucks last Thursday.
Mrs. John Laraway and niece Susie Emons,
are visiting friends in Canada.
Norman Thomas aud wife spent several
days with friends in town last week.
Miss Nellie Harvey of Peacham was Sara
Knights guest the first of last week.
Mrs. George Partlow has gone to Milton,
her former home, to spend few weeks
Charles George has gone to Lowell Mass,
where he has position in jewelry store.
The ladies' prayer and missionary meet
ing will be held at Mrs Parish's Friday p. IN.
Miss Lizzie Pearl and Belle Butler are at
tending the Y. p. 5. g. E. convention at New
port.
Mrs. johnson and son and Miss Sunderland
of Highgate, visited at Arthur Pixies last
week.
Mabel Rogers took weeks vacation from
her school in Eden last week. on account of
the illness of her mother.
Nelson Minor of Tilton, n. H., a former res
n made short
friends in town last week.
The board of health have appointed Dr.
Prentiss to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval of DR.. Allen from town.
Samuel Eldrid who has spent the past few
months at j. A. Andrews, returned to his
home in Gilmore last Saturday.
Mrs harrington visited her brother c. A.
Riddle, at Burlington the last of the week
and found him improving quite rapidly.
Miss Whitcomb of Cambridge has been en-
gagged to teach vocal music in the Normal
school She began her lessons last week.
Miss Agnes Hayes has returned from the
mountains where she has spent the summer,
and will do dressmaking in town during the
fall.
The Baptist Y. P. s. C. E. will hold a spec
ial meeting next Sunday eve it being the
beginning of the fifth year since their organ
ization.
Miss Lucy Leland is representing the Ep-
worth League in the M. E. church here, at
the convention held at White River Junction
this week.
Prof Grout, Herbert Cowles and Will Ian
don are attending the Y. P. s G. E. conven-
ton at Newport. The journey was made on
their wheels.
There will be a reception at the NJ. f.
church Friday eve, given in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Stanley. All friends are very cor
daily invited.
The G. A. r. campfire will be held at their
hall next Saturday p. In. The same pro-
gramme will be carried out as was planned
for last Saturday. The public are invited.
The Methodist church invite all friends Of
their pastor, Rev. w. P. Stanley. to meet
him and his bride at the church vestry on
Friday evening of this week from to 10
O'Clock.
The base ball game last Saturday between
the Hyde Park third nine and the Johnson
third nine was all one sided, so thought the
Hyde Park boys when at the end of the sey-
enth inning the score was So to l in favor of
the johnson boys.
J. E. Foster, H. O. Stiles and Mrs. L. NJ.
Fullington from the Baptist s. S., Mrs S C.
Hill and Miss Rebecca Hill from the Cong1
are the delegates to the State Sunday
school convention held at st. Adams the 10th
and 18th of this month.
In the death of Mrs Daniel Prince which
occurred last Thursday, her family have lost
a self-sacrifcing and devoted wife and moth
err the neighborhood a kind friend, and the
Woman's Relief Corps a faithful President
The funeral services were attended Saturday,
at her late home. In absence of Rev. Mr.
Stanley, Mr.. Saunders officiated, assisted by
the G. A. R. and W. r. C.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire through your paper to express
our sincere thanks to our neighbors, to the
Womans Relief Corps and the members of
the Old Brigade Post, G. A. R. for their
kindness and assistance in the sickness and
death of wife and mother. We would also
express our thanks to and confidence in the
physician in attendance, Dr.. Prentice, for his
faithful and skiful efforts to give relief, also
to those who sang at, and all our friends who
kindly contributed flowers for, the funeral.
DANIEL PRINCE.
MYRON PRINCE.
CLARA BLAKE.
CHARLES PRINCE.