News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
JOHNSON

Mrs George Whitney is very III.
!. l.. Pearl has returned from Boston.
C. H. Stearns was in Burlington on Friday.
Nrs l. T. johnson has been quite vi with
tonsilitis
Mrs. Fred Holmes is canvassing for Lite
ofMOody." .
Prin. ". E. Ranger spent last Friday in
Burlington.
Little Margaret Hunt has been quite sick
the past week
Miss Lillian Beecher visited friends in hyde
Park last week
Rev A. l.. Boynton is visiting relatives in
Westport, N. Y.
Miss Clara Stiles went on Wednesday to
Plymouth, n. Il.
Guy Fitch goes this week to visit friends in
New York state.
Arthur Stearns of Brigham Academy spent
Sunday at home.
Mr. Whitney of Essex County visited friends
in town last week.
Mr.. Leighton of Iowa visited his brother,
Guy Fitch, last week.
Quarterly conference was held at the NJ. E
church Monday evening.
henry Holmes of Shoreham visited his
brother in town last week.
Miss Jessie Buskey goes this week to join
her father in Bristol, Conn.
Miss Clara Powers of Bakersfield spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs Leach from North Hyde Park called
on friends in town on Saturday.
Eugene Gauthier cut his foot quite severely
at the tub shop last Thursday.
Miss Margetts and daughter, Jennie are
visiting in West Rumney, N. II.
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sleighing 10 many parts of town.
The Auditors meet Tuesday of this week to
make up the yearly town reports.
Leon Emmons and wife from Morrisville
visited at John Laraway's last week.
Albin' Demeritt has sold his span of horses
to Chas Burt of Stowe. Price, 5000.
Fl. H. Cowles has moved his household
goods to his fathers house in Craftsbury.
- Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Harrington gave a
pleasant whist party last Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Driscoll of Wateryille is ir town
caring for her aunt, Mrs, Sophia Laffinear.
Mrs l. L. Pearl had the misforrnne to
sprain her ankle on Wednesday of last week.
Murray Buck of Morrisville is moving some
of his goods into his house on Lower Main
street.
Mrs Albert Walker of Fairfax is spending
sometime with her daughter, Mrs. Emmett
Sweet.
On account of the illness of Miss Harring-
ton no school was held in her room on
Monday.
Rev. l. r. Johnson has returned from his
evangelistc work 10 New Hampshire, and is
at home.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gauthier are the hap
py parents of an eight pound girl born on
Saturday.
George Baker has returned from Chicago,
where he has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
DIN Clarke.
Another session of the Teachers Class will
be held at the Normal Building next Satur-
day at 1870 p. IN.
Mr.. and Miss Finnegan and Miss Sullivan
of hyde Park, called on Miss Nellie Sheehan
one day last week.
Frank Boyes hurt his hand quite severely
while boring rake heads at ". ii. SteaTns'
rake shop last week.
Presiding Elder Nutter of st. Adams was in
town Monday to attend quarterly conference
at the M. E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Landon of Norwich,
Conn, have been the guests of their brother,
o. B. Landon, recently.
The advertised letters are for Thomas H.
Platt, Joseph Brace; cards for E. Durham,
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnum,
Rev. l. T. johnson has already commenced
work on Ithiel Falls camp ground. The ice
house was filed last week.
Will Sinclair has returned from Albany, N.
Y, where he has completed a course in the
Business College of that city.
Miss Deake went on Friday to Bakersfield,
where she sang at a reception, given to the
Senior Class of Brigham Academy.
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their friends at pleasant social Friday even.
ing. Light refreshments were served
Don't forget the next number of the lecture
course, lecture by Rev. j. X. Fuller OF
Windsor, Vt. 1t will be well worth hearing
The friends of John Prince, who is now in
Montpelier Seminary, will be interested to
know that he has taken out license to
preach
The Ladies' Ways and Means will hold a
sociable with Mrs. j. r. Hill next Friday af-
ternoon and evening. All are cordially invit
ed to attend.
The land known as the Waterman meadow
was sold at auction last Saturday, 1t was
bought by Charles Patch for $500. He has
since sold it to his brother, Vernon Patch.
At the shoot last Saturday W. A. Landon
and E. b. Holmes got two chickens, and L.
NJ. Jones, Geo Ellwood Bert Leland G. A.
0lay ION, Cdrl ule' IL. ID. STONE, oscar Ufay
and E. h. Kinds each one. The best score oil
ten shots were made by l.. M. Jones and Geo
Elwood, each scoring 81, There will be q
regular shoot Saturday, Feb. II. Come down
Stone and get another. You did well.
A regular meeting of the Woman's Club
was held with Mrs C.. 2. Jones last Thursday
evening A paper on the Franco Prussan
War was given by Mrs. Jennie Holmes anC
readings by Miss Ida Barton and Mrs. Gertie
Odell. The club are invited to the home o
Mrs. H. W. Stevens for the next meeting
Feb. %, which is to be a musical evening
Two new members were received at the las
meeting.
CADY'S FALLS.
Mrs. John Harris visited friends at Stow