News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-12-27

at the post Office Saturday next, from
10 to a p. m, for the purpose of re-
ceiving subscriptions. See him, If
you don't want your paper stopped.
Miss Susie c. Hill is home from Proctor for
q weeks vacation.
The store house at Stearns tub shop is
nearing completion.
promenade was held at Landon's hall
last saturday evening.
Miss Dora James OF Newport is visiting her
mother, Mrs Eliza James
Mrs Nellie Robinson of Littleton, n. b., is
visiting relatives in town
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. harrington were in
Burlington last Thursday.
Mrs. Sophia Lafinear and family spent a
few days recently in Fairfax.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Pearl and son Lloyd
spent Friday in Burlington.
Irving and Frank Kelley have returned to
their home in Ashland, N. b.
Mrs. j. R. Hill is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Kidder, in Proctor.
c. c. Fullington is home from Dartmouth
College, Hanover, for two weeks.
An addition has been put onto W. Il
Stearn's creamery the past week.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Clut
occurs on Thursday OF this week.
Miss Mabel Rogers was home from heI
school in Sheldon the first of the week.
Miss Jessie Davis was home from her schoo
in Hyde Park on Sunday and Monday.
The frame of A. E. Partlow's house OF
School street is up and nearly covered.
Miss Eveline Darling is spending the Christ
mas waco ton at her home in Hartland.
The agent for the Burlington Free Pres
made his annual visit to town last week.
An orchestra was one of the attractions il
the Mcfarland Co.'S store last Saturday.
The officers and teachers in the three Sun
day schools will be elected next Sunday,
Mrs A. C. Written and Miss Alice of Bur
lington are the guests of relatives in town.
Mrs G. P Jones went on Tuesday to Bran
don to visit her brother, George Burnham.
Mrs. Hortense Miner is spending a few day
with her son, DR.. John Bean, in Jeffersonvillt
IT. B. Wallace of Morrisvile spent last Wee
nesday and Thursday at Hon. j A. Andrews
Mrs. Freeman and daughter, Laura,
Morrisville are visiting at b. s. Fullington't
Will Sinclair, who has been attending Bus
ness College at Albany, is visiting friends j
town.
Daniel Morgan of Wolc0tt was in tow
Saturday to attend the auction of the Mo
gan farm.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fl. Stevens and family
st. Adams are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hartwell.
Miss Viola Burr, who is now teaching
Lowell, Mass, yisted Mrs. George Livermol
on Sunday.
Senator and Mrs. Stearns made sho
visit to friends in Burlington the latter pa
OF last week.
Victor Morgan of Littletoh, n H., spent
few days last week with his mother, Mrs Be
iamin Morgan.
Miss Flora Pearl, who teaches in New Be
ford Mass, is at her fathers, |. L. Pearl
for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and children
Worcester spent Christmas with Mr.. al
Mrs. C. P. Jones.
The merchants report an unusually goo
holiday trade. By some it is spoken OF
the best they ever had.
Myron Buck of st. Adams and Mr.. al
Mrs. Rittinger of Woodsyille, N H., spe
Christmas at A. II. Bucks.
The annual meeting of the S. s. Board
the NJ. E church will be held at the close
the Wednesday evening service.
The farm belonging to the late B. O. No
gan, which was advertised to be sold at at
tion last Saturday, was bid off by E. Fl. Sh
win for $1555.
The Temple Quartet will give concert
the second number of the Entertainme
course on January - No one can affo
TO miss this rare musical treat.
Christmas lunch was served to the chi
rem of the Baptist s s. at the vestry last s,
urday afternoon. Nearly thirty were pr
eDt and pleasant time was enjoyed.
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lewis, Dr. Fl. E. lie,
and F. C. Lewis of Burlington have be
guests Of Landlord and Mrs Fernando Ki
ball at Hotel johnson for the past few da
The Christmas concert give by the Con
Sunday-school Sunday evening was larg
attended and very pleasing The singing
the children and a solo, The Holy City"
Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland were especially enjoy
At the club shoot last Saturday, several
the visiting spOrtsmen aided in carrying
the game. The Slayton brothers won fc
chickens and one turkey, and Mr. Gle W
chicken, while the remainder of the ga
was divided among the members. The cl
hope to see their visitors at the next sho
Dec. 80, at usual time and place.
The Methodist Sunday-school had Chr
mas tree in their church Monday event.
The house was filed to it's utmost capac
and the large audience listened appreciate
" to the finely rendered program which 2
coded the distribution of gifts from the heay
laden trees. The recitation by Bertha
Hunt, the exercise 1.-THE Wait and Fairie
and a dialogue by six Jewish girls in C
tune, deserve special mention.
The following officers were elected at
last meeting of Johnson Grange for ensu
year Master, Vim. Patten; Overseer, A.
Bell. Lecturer, Mrs. F. F. Jones; Sec, j
Foster; Treasurer, L. G. Scribner Chaple
F. F. Jones; Steward, Joel Boyce; As
Steward, Thos. Waterman; Gate-keeper,
s. Scott, Pomona, Alice Scott; Flora, N
&. S, Brannon; Ceres. Grace Foster; La
Asst. Steward, Mrs. Thos. Waterman.
next meeting occurs Jan. g at which time
ports of officers will be given and the fol
ing questions will be discussed =" In W
way can the officers for the coming yeaI
given a better support than in the past
Z. F. Jones will be the leader; -" How to RI
clover" by W. W. Patten.
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