News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02

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ms was in Bos Il laet week
a. Buck spent satuE burlington IL, t''
ce nj Is kidder of Hara twas in town re-
staaiiss Annie Thop< con is visiting friends in
Charles wis of Burlington is in town
visiting Hends,
Mrs sade and baby are spending some
ua2% 0nderhill.
= krs. Ohn Clarke of Chicago is a guest of
NEr father, G. " Baker.
Misses Glenna, Berta and Helen Hunt are
visiting friends in Waterbury,
Mrs, Meade and children of st. Johnsbury
are visiting at Thomas Margett's.
Mrs Morris Christy of Antrim, N. H., is
guest at her brothers, j. r, Hills
Miss Carrie Stevens is visiting her sister,
Mrs j. F. Wilson in Champlain, N. I.
Mrs H. O. Stiles and Earnest Ballard spent
Sunday with their parents in Fairfax.
Felix Barnard travelling sale-maE for Bah
bits soap, is spending some time at home.
Miss Gertrude Murphy of Burlington is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Barnard.
IA. Waterman of Burlington spent Sun
day at his brothers., Thomas Waterman.
Prof. Oscar Atwood attended the com
L. H. Sherman and D. s. Scott attended
the Chapter meeting at Morrisville last week.
Mr. and Mrs Q. A. Mcfarland and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Grand lslecounty,
very pleasant sociable was held at the
residence of g. L. Monteith last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ward have moved
into the upstairs tenement at Harmon Brad
ley's.
Mrs George Decele and children are spend
ing some time in st. Adams, the guests of
friends.
Rev. and Mrs, E. g. French are visiting
relatives at their former home, in Eaton,
Quebec.
Walter Davis returned from st. Adams last
week and will spend several weeks with his
parents.
Miss Mary Hill was in Burlington last week,
attending the commencement exercises at the
U.V.M.
Mrs II. W. Stevens took carriage drive
with her husband through Orleans county
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph O'Dell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. n harrington, spent last Thursday
in Stowe.
Miss Mary Hill who has been teaching the
past year in Antrim, N. H., is at home for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Orville Buck attended the
funeral of Mrs. Buck 8 brother in Hyde Park
Tuesday last.
Several from this place attended the County
Union of Christian EndeavOr at No. Hyde
Park last Wednesday.
B. l.. Austin and wife, Miss Mabel Austin
and Max Wilson, visited relatives in Lowell
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Earnest Cowles of Hyde Park and
o., nfNfN tNh hmm
visited at H. H. Cowles' last Wednesday.
Miss Nellie GiIlis, who has spent the past
four months at c. II. Stearns has returned
to her home at McLeod's Crossing, Canada
Charles ". Baker, who is on the staff Of
the Engineering News of New York City, is
spending some time at his fathers, L. j
Bakers.
Prof. P. A. Blossom, for the last half veal
acting principal of our Normal school, has
accepted a position in Plymouth, N. H., Nor
NAL school.
Miss Lucy Baker returned from her schoo
work in Whitewater, Wisconsin, on Monday
and will spend her vacation at her fathers
T. j. Bakers
Miss Grace Hodgkins, who has been teach
ing in Isle La Mott is at home, and Miss
Georgiana Bailey has finished her school in
Cambridge and is spending her vacation at
Mrs. Elwood's.
Several residences in the village have re
Gently been connected with the village supply
of water, which still meets with high praise
from all patrons.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Campbell who have
spent the past year in Europe, started fol
home last week and are expected to arrive il
this town next week.
Fl. H. Drown and wife, Harry Drown anC
Miss j oslo Drown attended the wedding o
their son and brother, Carroll at Lakeside
Canada, last Tuesday.
horse belonging to Mrs. Isaac Manning
which was hitcbed at the side of W. Fl. Nyei
store last Wednesday, became frightened al
the breaking of its headstall and ran through
the streets, finally stopping at o. B. Ian
don's creamery, after having done consider
able damage to harness and wagon. Mrs
Manning in attempting to stop its fight was
somewhat injured.