News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06
Johnson.

'ONeE CuuudD dO LIZ G' LuIiO o.
L. NJ. Jones is suffering from Sc
we're attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Georgiana Bailey has finished
school in Cambridge and is at home.
Miss Blanche Atwood spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in
Stowe.
Mr.. Walker and family have moved
into the house owned by Mrs. Maria
Davis.
Norman ODER has moved from the
Kenfield house back to his farm on
the hill.
Mrs. F. c. Kimball returned from
two weeks visit at Enosburg, last
Friday.
Edward Campbell was called to
n. Y last Friday by the death Of his
brother.
Mr.. Plumb of Sheldon has bought
and moved to the place known as the
Blake farm.
Miss Maude Fuller has been con-
fined to the house with the grip for
over a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell were called
to Lyndonville Friday to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Town meeting passed eff all right.
Moderator Stearns moved everything
along like clock-work.
Winifred Farr of Westminster Wis
tied his sister at Mrs. o. W. Stearns'
Saturday and Sunday.
P. J. Hodgkins has moved to Hard
wick. He will work for the Grand
Union Tea Co. this year.
"Sewell" is still private citizen.
Like many another great man he
''fell outside the breastworks."
Mrs. Frank Miller from Waterville
attended the Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. E. church here last week.
The grammar grade of the village
school attended the funeral OF Clifton
Highland at Eden last Wednesday.
James Farrell has vacated the R.
B. Bradley shop and moved into AL
bert Lambert's shop, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Fay.
A. 81. Buck, who has been with the
Mcfarland Co. for the last two years,
finishes work there this week. Rob
Waterbury takes his place.
There will he a sociable at W. H.
Mansfeld's Friday afternoon and
evening. Supper from five until sew
en- All are cordially invited.
Chester Elwood has moved into the
house with his nephew George and
will remain here until the first of May,
when he will return to EImore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Stebbins were
called to Milton the first of the week
by the death of Rev. W. H Robinson
a brother-inlaw of Mrs. Stebbins.
Miss Maud Hurlburt, who was
called to her home in Jericho four
weeks ago, by the illness of her par
ents. has returned and entered schoo
again.
Mrs. T. j. Baker and Mrs. Atwatel
are acting as librarians now. The
new books have been received anC
viii probably be ready for use by
Sa urday.
Holmes & Cowles have just added
ten d ff9rent magazines to their line
of periodicals.. 1t is a great conven
fence TO be able to get the latest
magazil es in town.
Miss Lillian Mable, one of tn,
teachers in the Cambridge High
School, is stopping a few days witt
Miss Bailey, and visiting the Norma
and Training schools her..
Misses Olive and Eva Cady enter
tanned party of young people, very
pleasantly, last Friday evening
Homemade candy, butternuts anC
popcorn furnishing refreshments.
The next meeting of the Dread Lit
erary Club will be held Thursda,
evening, Mar. 7. The meeting will
be in charge of the President. 1t il
hoped as many will be present al
possible.
Miss Ida Farmer of West Burke, H.,
former graduate from the Normal
called on friends in town recently
She was on her way to Burlington
where she intends to prepare hersel
for trained nurse.
About 200 people gathered at tn
Cong'l vestry aud partook of ,
bountiful dinner last Thursday. Al
seemed to enjoy themselves ant
enough was gathered OF what re
manned to furnish dinner for a scor
or more.
Miss Drake has finished her work il
the Normal here for this year and ha
gone to Castleton. About twenty @
her friends were invited to H. "
Stevens last Friday evening to BIZ
her farewell until next winter, whe
we shall hope to have her with u
again.
Membe of the Quarterly Conferenc
for the coming Year are as follows: :
Pastor, r. j. Crystie; Class Leaders
Mrs. L. Potter, Mrs. f. Miller, Davi
Holdridge; Exhorter, S. Stebbins;
s. Superintendent, III. W. Peck Stew
ards, G. d. Cakes, W. Fl. Tracy, Gu
Fitch, M. F. Gray, M. g. Grady, Mis-
Ida Barton, Mrs. B. FL. Rogers, |
Potter, FL. l.. Beard, q. E. Bragg