News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-12-12
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Mrs Howard Manning is visiting her sister
in Rutland.
MIR. and Mrs Young Nay visited friends in
Miltonlast week.
Morris I'm is tlerkiug for L.. NJ. Jones in
his Iuf lture store.
Quarterly meeting Will be held at the NJ. E
chu'eh nextSsn9ay
Plans areBsflg made in the churches for
Christmas tsstvitits.
Mis-. Kate Kingsley is a guest at her uncle's,
Mr.. FRI eman BoNee's.
Dr. Circuit of Waterbury was a guest at B.
A5tHnntlS last Tuesday.
Amos ober ha, gone to Springfield, Mass,
to WORK iia lumber yard.
Mr. G luld health j. much improved and
he is at home and atle to be on the street.
DR.. and MS Prenti-s anticipate beginning
housekeeping in their hew home this week.
:. D Whiting has left his fathers farm and
moved on to his own in the Christy district.
b. A. Hunt has bought the Lucian Scott
house aud viii repair it suitable for occupan-
cy.
The mid week prayer meet 1g of the Baptist
church will be held Thursday evening this
week.
Work il being pushed on the new school
house. 1t is hoped that school will begin
Dee. 16,
volney Atwell has rented his farm and
moved into the house lately owned by Issue
Andrews.
Charles Prince has returned from Haver-
hill, Mass where be has spent the past sum
mpr and tail.
The ladies' of the VI. f. church will meet at
Mrs. Frank LrlAnd's Thursday afternoon To
do missionary work.
A. .,l A., 4 ArJromc ubn a ~ yisit-
ing places of interest in the South, will spend
some time at Atlanta.
Master Ned Waterbury very pleasantly
entertained d COMPANY of yonng friends at
his home on Thursday evening.
Every indication points towards a very
interesting Farmers Institute, held here this
week Tuesday and Wednesday.
TIL funeral services of Mr.. Allen Fletcher
were bel ~ h 3 late residence last week Tues
day, Rev. Mr. French officiating.
o b. Landon he's placed a ine new organ
in his had, which will be apprt ciated by the
several societies mich occupy it.
The entertainment aud oyster supper given
by the Y. N. q. A. last Friday evening WAS a
complete success. The net proceeds were S2O.
The Johnson Grange held a meeting last
Thursday evening, a. which one new member
was initiated, and eight names proposed for
membership.
A fire company has been organized with &.
H. FulIil ton, engineer; ]. A. Pearl, Asst.
engineer; e b. Holmes aud Geo. Desell to
have charge of the hose. ...
The two Y. P.S.C G. E. societies held interest
ing meetings Sunday evening. At the Congl
society the life and work OF John G. Patton
were studied. At the Baptist, those OF Rev.
s. F. Smith.
Willie Wilson, who has been suffering some
weeks with a sw olIen foot, was greatly re-
lievet by DR.. Waite's removing a large
splinter from it. He expects soon to return
to his position in Springfield, Mass.
At the annual communication of Water
man lodge, f. and A. " last week the fol-
lowing %offir+rs for the ensuing year were elect
ed:-R Is. bradley, W. NJ F. W. Holmes, 5.
W; b l. Austin, ] W.; &. N. harrington,
TREASURER; E II. Shprwin, secretary j. j..
Hickey, ;. Il; 5 j. Davis, J. D d 5 Scott,
s. -; !. ii. butler, j. 5 |, l.. Pearl, chaplain;
J.H. halfotd, marsha; William McLenathhn,
tyler. AT the same communication the w.
M. degree was conferred ON Dr.. r Il. Preutiss.