News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
JOHNSON.

W C. Doane is newly shiuRling his house
Leonard Pearl has been quite al for severa
days.
Prof Ranger is SPENDING the week in Mont
pelier.
Remember the W. c. meeting Thursday
Oct. IS.
o. D. Rogers was in town Saturday and
Monday.
Mrs. George Foster has been quite i'll the
past week.
Jay Partlow is working in Morrisville for
short time.
Mrs Eliza James is confined to her room by
hard cold.
E. P. Carr enterfrom East Hardwick was in
town over Sunday.
Orrin Foster is building a barn on his place
on Railroad street.
Rev R J Christie and wife spentafew days
in Sheldon last week.
Mrs Clark and Miss Lizzie Pike spent Sat
urday in MorrisvilIe.
Mrs Sinclair and son from Lowell has been
visiting at VIM. Lesle's
The iron bridge at the lower end of Main
strC ct is being replanked.
Miss Clark of Worcester, Mass, spent day
at Vim. Cady's last week.
Alice Scott, who has been away for some
time, has returned home
DR. Goodwin. who has been sick the past
week. is now cOnvaescent.
Rev. Robert Barton and wife from Sails
bury are visiting his father.
Thomas Libby from Cambridge was at H.
NJ. Maxfeld's last Wednf sday.
Luella Leslie visited her brother Fred at
Underhill Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Grace Hodgkirs was home from her
school in Wolcott over Sunday.
Anna Demeritt attended corn husking at
Cambridge Thursday evening
Mrs Susan Jones from Barre is keeping
house for her brother DR.. Waite.
Mrs Leland and Mrs Atwater visited
friends in Hyde Park last Friday.
Mrs Murray Buck aud granddaughter Rena
visited in Morristown on Saturday.
Miss GeorPiana Bail Y spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. ClaIy.
Mrs. Emily Codding is moving into a room
of the house occupied by m Cady.
George Burnham and family from Brandon
are visiting his sister, Mrs. e. P. Jones.
We are glad to learn that Mrs Joseph Far
mum is recovering from her long illness.
John Drsroll and wife from Fairfax spent
Thursday and Frlnday at Jerre Barlow's.
Repairs on the Baptist parsonage are being
completed with a Few coat OF pail outside.
Dr. Prentiss was called to Moretown last
Thu sday by the serious illness of his father
Chas Patch has been painting and other
wise improving bis house, the old Scott place,
Will Collins picked enough green peas from
his garden Oct. II, for dinnerfor eight people.
Work is progressing on Mrs Morgan's eel
Hnb 20 briJ 10 yinr IA
wall.
Rev E. G. FreG oh attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Hogahoom at North Hyde Park on
Tuesday last.
Mrs Lahea who has been i'll the past six
weeks, had a shock last Sunday night and
died Tuesday.
The students of the Normal enjoyed va
cation of three days last week on account o.
the Institute.
The 4th and 9Th grades had two days
vacation last week on account of the illness
of their teacher, Miss Harrington.
]. A Andrews visited his son in Vergennes
last week Mrs. Andrews, who has spent
two weeks there, returned with him.
Leon Darling was taken to jail at Hyde
Park Monday night as the outcome of one
lawsuit. And still the fight goes on.
Prof. Ranger, Misses Dickinson, Darling
and Allen attended the teachers institute
held at Rutland last week. They report 6
very enjoyable time.
While trying to catch an unruly hen in thu
barn one day last week. Mrs. Lu Fletcher &C
cidental'y struck her hand on an axe covered
by hay and cut two fingers badly.
Among those from out of town to attenC
the funeral of Mrs. Lahea we're Luman Lahet
of PieIcevlle N. Y, John Parsons and wifi
of Fletcher and Mr.. and Mrs Berad of Water
vile.
Rev. Sidney Packard arrived here Frida.
driving from Rockport, Me. Mr.. Packar,
preached at the Baptistchurch Sunday morn
ing delivering very able address to larg
and appreciative audience.
Dr. C. S. Nutter of St Adams will give an
other of his stereopticon lectures at the M. Z
church Wednesday evening, Oct. IT, at
o'clock. Subject An evening with the Yves
leys'" DR.. Nutter kindly gives the proceed
to cancel the debt on the parsonage. Admis
sion . and 20 cents.
E. H. Sherwin and wife started Thursda
in company with Il D. Bryant of MorrisvilI
and j. NJ. Kelley and wife of Cambridge 70
Boston, where they are to join a party of II
r. Agents, who have an excursion to Nel
York, Washington, Philadelphia, Pa, TIL
battlefield OF Gettysburg and Luray Cavernt
returning about the Goth of October. Ere
Smith of Jacksonville is in charge of the sta
ton here during the agents absence.