News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

Sunday.
Frank, son of Hiram Town, arrived
here Monday from Yermontville,
Michigan.
The Universalist Ladies Circle was
well attended at their vestry Friday
afternoon.
Those electric lamps should be put
on to the band stand before next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank browne now
occupy the second floor Of the Fam
cher house.
The daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j. E.
Thompson of Rutland is visiting at
H. NJ Rich's.
Miss Anna, daughter of Marshall
Mower, is at home from Mount Hol-
yoke College.
The residence of H. P. Munson, on
Jersey Heights, is being frightened
up with paint.
Sewer connections were made on
Friday with the Dodge house on
Summer street.
Miss Florence Sherwin closes a very
successful term of school Friday in
district No. IA.
Miss Jackman of Nashua, N. H., is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j j. Billings,
on Park street.
Mrs. Hubbell, Miss Lucy Bean, and
Mrs. Isaac Spaulding Of Summer
street are very i'll.
Weather Observer C. A. Sanders
reports three inches of rain in the
storm of last Thursday.
John Ladeau, the great berry man,
is now bringing into the market some
of his luscious Strawberries.
Mrs. Ida Churchill, Mrs. Gile and
Miss Alice have been in camp at the
Churchill Cottage, EImore Pond.
Harry Cowles went up Orleans
county way Friday. His father, A,
R. Cowles, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight OF
Waterbury were in town Sunday, the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Page.
Mrs. U. A. Woodbury. and daugh-
ters, Misses Lila and Mildred, are
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Powers
DR.. Minott and family are in North
field for two or three days, visiting
friends and attending commencement
During the illness of the pastor the
Supply Committee will see that the
-CongI pulpit is supplied osery Su4
day.
Oscar Gates has returned from his
Swanton visit, and Frank, son of B
c. Sheldon of Swanton, is here on 8
visit.
Ed Story, son of Mrs. Hiram Story
of the Brooklyn side, is at home form
Springfield, Mass. His shadow does
not grow less.
Vern Holbrook took hand in the
ball game at WatervilIe Thursday
having returned from Williams Col
lege just in time.
A few Morrisvlle people will see 6
part or all of the Commencement
week events at the U. Y. NJ. at Bur
lington this week.
Water connection and the cement
work has been made for fountain
on the lawn in front of Judge Pow
ers residence on Park street.
At the business meeting of tn,
United Workers of the Cong'l church
called for last Friday afternoon
there was no business transacted.
Mrs. C. A. Dodge, who has been al
II. A. Slayton's for several months
was back at her home, corner of Con
gress and Union streets, last week.
Jimmie Clark is expecting to again
show the grand stand and riders hov
bicycle racing is done at Howard
Park, Burlington on Saturday of thi'
week.
That veteran skiver at the tannery
Joseph Buskey of Montpelier, hat
once more returned to his work here
as has also j. e. Kuebler of Lowell
Mass.
The local W. C. T. U. will meet il
Puffer NJ. E. church tomorrow
Thursday afternoon. The selected
subject for that occasion will b.
Purity"
Henry Best, one of the boys
in this office, cut his left wrist very
badly last week, while trying to clos,
window. Although the wound hal
been quite painful, he has ATTENDED
to biz as usual.