News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-01-17
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Josepn Oueil was ID Newport laet week.
George AtWell lost a valuable horse last
week.
sleighing is good in nearly a II parts of the
town.
T. A. Riddle was in Burlington last We'd
nesday.
Rev. A. L. Boynton is boarding at George
Gravelins.
Tucker Mansfield was very i'll the latter
part OF last week.
Mss Lucy Chadwick of Sheldon spent Sun
day at c. e. Rog rs.
The Jurymen returned last week from their
duties at Hyde Park.
A quantity of ice has been cut on the ponds
IN town the past week.
MIS-. Willard Gray's sis er from Hardwiok
has I. Gently visited her.
Miss Mabel Rogers was home over Sunday
from her school in Sh, ldon.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Blake Of Eden visited at
Joseph Farnum's Ii st week.
Mrs Joel Partlow visited her son, George,
IN Ees x Junction last week.
Mrs. Abbie Russell of Piercefeld, n Y, is
visiting at Henry Thomas
B. s Fullington went on Monday to Bos
ton for a short business trip.
Mrs. Horner of Waterville has been at B.
s. Fulling tons the past week.
W. c. Doaue returned st week from
visit to Milton and Burlington.
Mr. and MIS- Albert Demeritt have moved
onto the Howard Manning farm.
The Congl church hold their annual church
dinner on Saturday, January 81.
O B. Landon has a force of men in Lowell
cutting ice for use in his creamery.
l. L. Pearl atteuded an installation of
MaSpps OF "a m hrid Tim rSd evening
Hartman Wat, rs of Winooski was in town
on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wiswtll of hyde Park
visited at ]. A. Andrews, last Wednesday.
Henry Parker has moved onto the Heman
Newton farm, VIII ca he Gently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. .Tor es attended an en-
tertaiument in NJ rrisvl- Last week Tuesday
John Allen # W, s ford was a guest of his
sister, Miss Eliza Allen, last week.
Ptrlay Hodgkins has been confined to the
house by illaess the past week.
Mrs. Elma Macomber IF Jay visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Heman Miller, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Towne of Barre were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waterman
recently.
Mrs $. n Tracy, who has be n with her
brother in Fairfield, came on Monday to j.,
A. PEARLS.
Mrs. Herbert Mill and children, who have
been for some months in Saranac, New York,
are in town.
Mrs. Seymour went on Sunday to North
hyde Park, where she preached at the Ad-
vent church,
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Fletcher are rejoicing
at the birth of a ten pound son, born last
Tuesday the 9th
Mrs. Sadie Parmalee DrUry and children OF
Northampton, Mass were guests OF friends
in town last week.
The Waterman Lodge, F. & A. NJ, hold a
public installation of officers and banquet on
Thursday of this week.
Rev and Mrs l. T. johnson returned on
Monday from Colchester, where Mr.. Johnson
has been holding meetings.
Dr. and Mrs. John Bean of Jacksonville
were in town Friday to attend the concert
given by the Temple Quartet.
number from the surrounding towns at
tended the concert given by the Temple
Quartet last Friday evening
The seats have been placed in the gallery oil
the Opera House. which greatly increases the
seating capacity of the house.
union service was held at the Congrega.
tional chm ch last Sunday evening Rev. R
j. Christie preached an instructive sermon.
Miss Il. Nj. Barbour, who has spent the
past few months in town with her sister, Mrs
Mary F Butts, went last week to Brooklyn
Ny.
The Ladies Aid and Pastors Union will
hold a meeting at Homer Peck's Thursday
afternoon and evening. All are cordially in
Vited.
John Waterman, now of the firm of Berry
Hall & CO., Burline ton. spent the latter part
of last week at his brothers, Thomas Water
mans.
Fred Freeman, who travels in New Yorl
state for the Chamberlan Medical company
spent a day last week with his sister, Mrs. B
s Fullington
The next entertainment of the lectur,
course will be the picture play, The Littl,
Minister" by Mr.. Albert Armstrong of Bos
ton, on Feb. 3.
Miss Florence Grieves, who has been work
ing at c. 4. Stearns' has a position in th,
Boys School at TOpsfeld, Mass, OF which W
G. Fancher is Supt.
DR.. Rich of Burlington was in town las
week and examiend j Hills and Mr.. Por
ter's herds OF cattle. Some from both herd
were found to have tuberculosis.
News have been received of the death of Mr.
Daniel Green of Ligonier, Indiana, on Tues
day, Jan. o. Mrs. Green was formerly Mis-
Eugenia Fullington oil this town.
Last Saturdays shoot was success a
usual Will Landon leading the winners
with five chickens, Others winning four ant
less. Our visitors carrying of one. Remem
Der the shoot next Saturday, Jan. 20, at re
gular time and place.
A lawsuit-D. S Scott VS.. Burlington Mer
chantle Agency to recover damages wa
tried last Wednesday before Justice A.
Wiswel. The decision was rendered in favo
of the plaintiff, $40 and costs, r. W. HUI
burd for plaintiff, b. A. Hunt for defendant
The first Saturday session of the Teacher
Class was held at the Normal building las
Saturday afternoon Prof. E. L. ingalls,. &C
companed by some Of the Hyde Park teach
ers and several of the Academy scholars
were present as well as several local teachers
The next meet ing will be held the 9th a
1:15, p. m.
One of the pleasant social events of tn
winter was genrlemen's night of the Woman
Club last Thursday evening, when about sc
including members of the club and thei
gentlemen friends enjoyed the hospitality c
Senator and Mrs. C. II. Stearns. The CON
pany was entertained by a reading by Mis-
Darling, aud two solos which we're charming
y rendered by Miss Deake, also by a
amusing series of pictures, displayed by Mis-
Allen. Dainty refTeshn ents satisfied the d,
sires of the inner man.
The patrons of the lecture course hay
looked forward with much pleasure to th
concert by the Temple Quartet and last FIR
day evening their anticipations were MOI
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