News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-08-05
JOHNSON.

The wind and hail with the heavy rain
Thursday night did considerable da mage
to crops and shade trees.
Mrs. E. T. Huntington, after three
weeks visit at her fathers, S. n. Tracy's,
returned home last Monday.
Arthur Patch, of Manchester, N. H.,
has been visiting his parents.
Miss Dora French, of Jacksonville,
who for the past year has been in poor
health, is convalescing, and is now visit
ing her friends in town.
Mrs. Parmalee, enjoyed a picnic with
friends from Burlington in her yard on
Saturday afternoon.
On account of pressing orders, I. L.
Pearl & Co. are running their mill nights.
Miss Ida Barton is visiting her class
mate. Miss Morse, at Colchester, and Miss
Sophia Cowles Is enjoying her vacation
with her brother at Craftsbury.
Ada Whitney gave her many friends a
call last week, being the guest of Lucy
Leland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sales, of New Hamp-
shire, former residents of this village,
who have been visiting their nephew, DR..
Peck, started for their home on Friday.
Frank Hulburt, of Georgia, graduate
of the Normal School, now student in
the Grocer Theological Seminary, was
the guest of 0rville Buck last week.
S. Ii. and w. r. Waters have secured
| an order and shipped twelve of their but
| ter workers to the island of New Zea-
land.
Miss Dow, who has been stopping for
the past year at the Methodist Seminary,
Montpelier, is visiting her relatives in
town,
At the town meeting Saturday after
noon w. c. Doane was elected Modera-
tor, and j. A. Andrews as first Select
man, by reclamation,
Miss MoCIaren gave her pupils pic
mic at l.. Ii. Wheeler's on Saturday, ii
being the close of the school.
. Charles b. Story and wife are making
their parents and many friends short
visit, on their way to Ellsworth. Maine,
where Mr.. Story is to superintend the
construction OF an electric light plant.
Mrs. Ahira Leach, who has been visit.
ing her daughter at Waltham, Mass, re
turned home Saturday.
MI. Danforth, of nanville, has charge
: of the stone work on the repairs of the
arch bridge.
Al
there was no preaching service at the
Baptist church Sunday morning,
Mrs, Colburn, of Townshend, an ex
missionary from Burma, lectured on TIN
subject of foreign missions in the Bap
2 fist church last week Tuesday evening
Aside from the main topic, her description
of habits, dress, social and domestic lit
of the Burmese was very Interesting.
Quarterly meeting services will be hell
at the NJ. Z. church next Sunday. Iner
will be love feast in the church at 9;3
s a. M: preaching by Presiding Eide
= Culver at 1915, followed by administra
ion of the sacrament. Quarterly confer
: nee will occur on Saturday next at p
a M, preceded by preaching by the presid
ing elder at l O'Clock.
Preparations for attendance at the MOI
> risville camp-meeting are Delhg lilaoe D
!; MANY. Several will go Tuesday, Aug
# u, the opening day, to hear Kew d. W
|. Hamilton, d. D., of Boston,
Il School in district No. II, taught D.
Miss K. b. Sullivan, closed on rLiuIS
held in s. $. Collins grove, was, in cor
= sequence of the rainy day, ADJOURNED t
:, the schOol-house, where the exercises
which consisted of recitations, declama
d tions and select reading were very finel
y rendered,
o A pearl is now making tri
Il throuoh Maine selling their yarns in th
10 principal towns.
, Check lists have been made and poste
) at the Town Clerks Office, Post Ofic
y and F. S. Hayford's store. All vote
y should consult them.
III Mr.. John Ritterbush of Wichita, Kal
D cos sunnOsed to have been killed by /