News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-07
JOHNSON.

Oldrence hOgefs spent odGurudy III hOtiis'
vile.
Mrs. Albert Kelley spent last Wednesday in
Wolcott.
Mrs. Stebbins visited her son in Sheldon
last week.
Tucker Mansfield was in Stowe Saturday
and Sunday.
Chesley hartwe'l went to Essex Junction
Monday morning.
George Leper of st. Adams is stopping at
John Laraway's.
Mrs Hardy and Mrs. Slocum visited Mrs.J.
A. Pearl last week.
Miss Anna Hosmer is spending some time
with Mrs E. P. Foote.
Miss Maud Gleason spent Sunday with
friends in Hyde Park
Mrs. H. L Pratt of Vergennes has been Wis
iting at Arthur hier's.
J. B. Kidder, wife aud son are visiting at
her fathers, j. R Hill.
Mr., and Mrs Joel Stratton visited in VOL
colt the first of the week.
John Bradley from Richmond visited his
brother Harmon last week.
Mrs Barrett from Philadelphia visited at
Homer Stanley's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ranger went to Burlington
Friday returning Saturday.
Jay Partlow was home from Morrisville on
Friday returning Saturday.
Mr.. Hebb is improving the appearances Of
his barn by coat of paint,
James Farrell has moved his family into
Mrs. Maria Davis tenement.
Mrs Bliss of Essex Center visited her niece,
Mrs. o. W. Mcfarland last week.
The Sporting Club will have chicken Phoot
on their grounds next Saturday.
Mrs Frank Davis from mbridge is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Philo Davis.
John Bedard and wife from st. Adams Wis
tied Willard Cunningham last week.
Fred Waterbury, wife and child from Cady's
Falls visited his brother Rob last week.
Mrs. Murray Buck visited her sister in St.
Adams and friends in Fairfax last week.
Will Landon and wife have been spending
the last week with friends on the Island.
c. Fl. Stearns attended meeting of the
State Board at Burlington last Saturday.
Byron Mill is building greenhouse in which
to start plants for the garden next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Knepland of South
Stukely, P. G., visited friends in town last
week.
Royal Dickinson from Worcester, Mass,
visited his family here for few days last
week.
P. A. Parrin will speak on temperance at
the Cristy schoolhouse Saturday evening,
Nov. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Cady and daughter Eva,
drove to Underhill last Friday, returning
Monday
DR.. R. q. Prentiss was called to Moretown
again on Saturday by the continued illness of
his father.
Work has been suspended in the tub shop
for a short time, giving the men a much need,
ed vacation.
Charles Bradley and son are in town called
here by the serious illness OF his father Har.
mon Bradley.
A. H. Cochran of Jericho and Mrs NJ A.
Cochran of No. Fairfax visited at Albert Kel
ley's last week.
Mrs. George Livermore and sister and Miss
Myrtle Bradley of Fairfield visited in Morris.
vile Saturday.
John Giddings was called TO Bakersfield
last week by the death of his mother, Mrs
Betsey Giddings.
Rev. Charles Stebbins occupied the pulpit at
the NJ. E. church last Sunday, exchanging
with r.-Crystie.
Lester Smith spent Sunday with friends in
Jeffersonvlle 1t is no use asking him who
those friends are
Rev. and Mrs. Packard will hold a reception
at the parsonage next Thursday evening from
1870 till TO- All are invited.
Miss Flora wilkins of Hyde Park is at P
q. Stearns, taking the place of the nurse, who
has returned to Burlington.
Mrs Wheeler has sold her house to Mr.
Mead and will move to Worcester, Mass.
where she has daughter living.
Miss Georgiana Bailey was called HON
hon, hoo o4T ,,,, l,;1
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Clary.
Miss Dickinson, one of the teachers in tn
Normal was summoned to her home in Had
ley, Mass. She will be absent week.
Mrs. Perry and daughter have moved thei
household effects to East Hardwick wher
they will make their home for the future.
B. l., Austin gave a very interesting repor
of the Sunday school convention at Barre
last Sunday evening at the CongI vestry.
The junior class entertained the seniors las
Friday evening Halloween charms were trie
and candy was pulled to the enjoyment of al
T. C. Hill Camp s. of V. will give the popula
four-act comedy, "A Little Heroine" at tn
opera house Friday evening, Nov. 16. Sc
bills for particulars.
Misses MCGOWAN, Hurburt and Tore
went to hyde Park last Saturday on the 81
train, took supper at Station Agent BrilPs
returning on the 6:33 and reporting goo
time butshort.
Mrs. j. A. Pearl is librarian for the mex
three weeks. All who are interested in the i
bTary remember the fair which is to be bel
for the benefit of it. Now is the time to b
stocking the fish pond.
On Thursday evening party consisting c
90 members of Waterman Lodge +. & A. N
visited Warner Lodge at Cambr and wer
very handsomely entertained by them. A
report pleasant evening.
Samuel Cinnamon died quite suddenly a
the home of Geo. Whiting last Saturday. Tn
funeral was held at the house Monday morn
ing, Rev, &. G. French officiating. The bod
was taken to Westford for burial beside hi
wife who died about three years ago,
In place of the regular meeting Of the W. +
e, Nov, 10, they are invited to the home &
Mr.. and Mrs Caswell where dinner and snr
per will be served The 5, Of Y. are invited /
the evening when a small fee will be asked 70
refreshments. Children five cents, adults ter
Proceeds to go to the -?
At the corporation meeting Monday nigh
the following men were elected trustees: -J
A. Pearl, l.. NJ. Jones, +. E. Holmes, C. 0ake
and H. W. Peck. A committee was appoint
ed to investigate the cost Of running the ept
trio light plant all night and to report at
meeting two weeks from tonight.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
EAST CAMBRIDGE.
Rev L, H. Eliot Of Waterbury visited at !
g. TerrilPs last.