News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-28
JOHNSON.

Bell Hill has gone TO Jericho to visit her
brother, DR.. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. ] C. Hodgkins visited friends
in Belvidere last week ~
Ralph Hebb from Jacksonville is visiting
his uncle, Smith Hebb.
Misses Lizzie and Grace, Allen have gone to
their home in Westford.
Eva Sturtevant has finished her school in
Sheldon and returned home
Glenn Raymond is at home to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Thomas Libby from Cambridge visited at
b. NJ. Maxield's last Saturday.
Sara Leland returned home Monday after
spending week with friends in town
Several of the Shooting Club are attending
the turkey shoot at MoTrisvle to day.
Several from here attended the wedding of
Lewis Archambault to,day-at Hyde Park.
fire spray OF golden rod in full bloom was
picked by Frank Holmes one day last week.
Mrs. Hooker of Cornwall is spending some
time with her daughter, Miss Drake, at MI
Stevens.
Twenty-six new books have been added to
the library and more will be put in after the
holidays.
Mr. Alger, the new Principal of the Normal,
was in town Saturday looking over his new
field oflabor.
Mrs. C. H. Steqrns received news of the
death of her broth, r-in-law, Mr.. Parker of
Medfeld, Mass.
Miss Jennie Kendall and Theda Jones drove
to Stowe last Saturday, bringing Bell Hill
back with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mills have gone to Cam
bridge and wi spend Thanksgiving with her
father, Mr.. Chase.
Mrs Chas Stevens from st. Adams and
Reed Buck from Washington visited at
Orange Bucks last week.
Mr. Niece and wife, who have spent the sum-
mer at Fred Lelands. have returned to their
home in Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Anna Martin is spending her Thanks
giving vacation with her friend Miss Julia
Shipman, of Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs will Lighthall of Rouse's
Point, N Y, will spend Thanksgiving with
her brother, j. D Odell.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskins and daughter OF Su
gar Hill, N. H., will spend Thanksgiving with
her brother, Henry Stevens.
The Normal and graded schools will have a
vacation from Tuesday night of this week I'M
til Tuesday morning of next,
The lectures given Dy Mr.. Farman Sunday
and Monday evenings were spoken of very
highly by those who attended
Miss Drake, the instructor of music in the
Normal, has arrived and will begin her work
after the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Grace Sargent, who has been at home
the past two weeks ON account of i'll health,
returned to her work last Monday.
Watch for the flyers, telling you all about
the attractions of the fair, which you will
probably receive some time next week.
The regular hi-monthly communion will be
held at the NJ E. church next Sunday morn
ing. Some new members will be received.
The sociable at Abbott Gauvins was well
attended and over four dollars were realized
from it. The next one will be held at Bert
Mills
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
M. church Thursday evening at half past
seven. Rev. R J. Chystie will deliver the ser
mon.
DR.. Scott and wife have returned to town
and are pleasantly located in rooms at W. G
Jones, where they will remain through The
winter.
The annual meeting of Old Brigade Post
g. A. R. for election Of officers will be held OF
Saturday next, Dec. l. A full attendance is
requested.
The proceeds from the play "The Little
Heroine amounted to forty dollars instead
of four as enormously stated by your CORES
pondent last week.
Mrs Royal Dickinson has vacated DR.
Waite's tenement and gone to Cambridge
where she will reside with her daughter
through the winter.
As Dan Scott was shoeing horse for Mr.
Taylor of Waterville, the horse threw itself il
such way as to break leg thereby necessi
tating the shooting of it.
Conundrum-Why is the fair next week lik
the Thanksgiving PLUMP pudding of this week
Because in either case you can Put in you
thumb, and pull out plum"
Miss Alice Newcomb entertained a party @
her young friends Tuesday evening" in a yer.
enjoyable manner. The occasion being he
fifteenth birthday anniversary.
Mrs F. c. Chase wishes to call the attention
of the people to the fact that she will be a
the Baker Studio tor the last time, the wee
beginning Dec 3, and that all sitting 70
photos at that time will receive their picture
by Christmas
Wild animals are not extinct in Vernon
yet. As Will Warner, Jr., was cutting log
on Mt Sterling he saw some strange lookn
tracks and set a trap thinking he might cate
marten. Upon returning to the place h
found a fine specimen of a young lynx caugh
by the foot in the trap.