News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-02-15

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Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Robinson and
daughter 90 in a few days to visit
friends in New York City and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. il. Ii. Hardy, who went five
or six weeks since to visit her brother
in Connecticut, remains there for the
present.
Not very good weather for bicyc-
ling, but a good time to have Dyke
put the machine in order for next
summer.
Sunday morning temperature went
to tWenty-siX below. The tempera-
ture did not get up to zero all day
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the vestry Wednesday
afternoon, to be followed by the
+, usual supper
Saturday being a bleak day and G.
5. Houghtou having free hot coffee
on the docket, it was busy times
about that place
There is good reason to accept the
long severe cold weather with good
grace. 1t has in a large measure sue
cessfulIy stamped out the grip.
Frank Small, the well known clerk
who recently completed bis engage
ment 10 the Hall 4 Cheney drug store,
has a position IN Boston drug
store.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Utton returned
to MorrisvilIe from Connecticut the
last OF last week and will soon he To-
Gated again in their home on Maple
street.
Lawrence Palmer has graduated
from his olfcialronnpction at Tough
tons store and nouse, and is now
boarding at II. D. Bryant's and 60
ING to school
Frank Jackson soon returns from
Philadelphia to remain until another
October when he will again take up
the study Of dentistry in the city Of
hrotherly love.
The Academy students bell an en-.
loyaoie social on FRIDAY eVenlog
ne event ana the refreshments
sefVeu all came uhder the auspices OF
the senior class
Thursdays bleakness did not keep
away the searchers for the festive
bean and sponge cake, and the Uni
.srsalist vestry was the scene Of
| Vigorous attack.
Harrison Dodge, who failed to rent
his farm as be had expected, vacated
his home on Summer street, the last
OF last week, and moved back to the
farm with his family.
The !. C.. Rockwell Dramatic Co..
will appear at Morrisville all next
week, giving achangeo of play nightly.
The troupe is we'll spoken of by those
who have seen it lately.
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