News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-10-27
JOHNSON.

Miss Nettie Davis is home from Pittslord
for short vacation.
Mrs. Jessie Ward spent Sunday with her
father, oseph Butler
Miss Allen spent Saturday and Sunday at
her home in WestfOrd.
Noah Gle and wife of Morrisville spent Sun
day with H. H. Cowles.
H. D. Allen and wife of South Hero are
guests at o. B, Landons.
Mrs. B. 5. and H. c. Fullington spent
Thursday of last week in Stowe.
George Foster aud wife of Woodbury. were
guests at Joel Hodgkin's last week.
IA. Pearl took trip to Boston last week,
taking in several other near by cities
Daniel Morgan and wife of Wolcott visited
friends and relatives in town last week.
Mrs. T. C. Stearns and son Ralph spent last
week a E. P Carpenters in St. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson of Glover visited
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Jones' last week.
Mrs. Walker and daughter of Fairfax were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet the last of the
week.
Mrs. George Martin of Plattsburg, n Y.
was a guest at Mrs. A. Riddles a few days
last week
Mrs. Max Boudry and daughter Daisy are
in Boston, where Miss Daisy is being treated
fer deafness.
Mrs. Albert Cassidy of South Franklin, with
her little son, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sara Hodges.
The senior class gave a very pleasant re
ception and promenade at Normal bail last
Friday evening.
Jerry Warren and wife of st. Adams we're
guests of their father, Willard Warren, the
first of the week.
P. G. Stearns and Lemuel Grow took adj
vantage of the excursion rates and visited
Boston last week.
B. s. Fullington has rented his farm to
Edgar COOage of Lowell, who takes posses
sion in a short time.
The Dpluge Hose Company will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Saturday
evening at their hall.
Some changes are being made in the in
terror OF the Baptist church, which will i'm.
prove its appearance.
Rev. Mr. French preached at Winooski
last Sunday, and his pulpit was supplied by
G. !. Lowe of Morrisvllle.
A young child of Joseph West died last
Thursday. The funeral took place Saturday
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Lowe.
Mrs Mary Perry and daughter Ida will gC
this week 10 Concord, N. H., where they viii
spend several weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A Waterman are receiving
son to tbeir home Monday. Oct. IS.
Dr pro,+iss, brother has ben, stonnino
with him tor a week or more. assisting II
various ways during the doctors lameness.
Prof Atwood preached at North Hyde
Park and Eden last Sunday. At both places
contributions were taken for his work in thu
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grammar seuoo' Uhe,e.
A. A. Leland Is building sugar mouse: Il
take the place OF the one burned iast spring
Inc one pelhg DUH ~ 10 "equite au improve
ment upon the Ola one
The regular meeting of the ". K &. will b.
held Thursday, Nov. 4. The annual inspec
ton will take place Nov. l. Mrs Gates ant
Mrs. Niles are expected to be present.
The concrete walks and driveways are no
vet completed, but work on them in dferen
localities in the village is being done. Ihos
that are finished are very satisfactory.
A company of sixteen went to Hyde Parl
on their wheels Saturday afternoon, and
smaller company went to Jacksonville Mon
day afternoon returning by train at 6:3O
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Ipn ,GGira S+oro Wbin !, topp sbo imnrnve
tbn onnortnnitv Of Fl" tet ii music lessons q
NJ Ian1i ,u 0,;H,rbr Sbo j. now enooood i
her third course.
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AT hall-past Two thursday p. m. OF NOV.
council VIII meet IN the BaPtlst chnrcn L
consider the setting apart OF Mr. X. l. MAE
LelIanto the gospel ministry. Inc ordIpatlo
exercises VIII begin at p: m, TO Whlch IN
pubic are cordially invited
A sad accident occurred last Monday after
noon While George Whitefeld was chopin
in the woods for Daniel Fletcher, a tree fe
hitting him on his head. He was taken t
the house, but only lived few hours. MI
Whitefed is the eldest son of Mrs Jane Davis
many friends.
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