News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-20
JOHNSON.

j. A. Andrews and wife spent two days last
week in Montpelier
o. W. Stearns and wife returned from their
western trip last week.
Julia Buck is visiting her sister, Mrs c. II.
Stevens, in st. Adams
Mrs. Willard Boyce is visiting awhile with
her father, David Holdridge
Estella Balch, a graduate of 80, was the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Durham last week.
N. 4. Buck has returned to Saranac, N. Y,
where he expects to spend the winter.
Mrs. George Sawyer, of Lowell Mass, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. r. HILL
Nellie Dodge has gone to Littleton, n T !
where she is employed in glove-shop.
Mrs. Quincy Greene of Watertown, Mass,
is visiting her parents, A Leach and wife.
Mrs. Perham of Fairfax, spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. H. L. Story.
N. \. Mcfarland and wife are in Montpelier
visiting their daughter, Mrs Chas. T. Sabin.
Mrs. n. f. Keller, from Hyde Park. is
spending few days in town among her rela-
tives.
Mrs j. A. Pearl entertained her Sunday
school class at her home last Saturday after
noon.
Miss C.. L Beals of Hardwick, a graduate of
80, has been visiting her classmate Julia
Ferry
The graded school closed last Friday after
noon with public exercises in both depart
ments.
Flora Pearl has gone to Boston to take
course of music at the New England Conser
vatory.
Mrs. Mary Mckinty has returned from Bur-
lmgton. where she has been several weeks for
treatment.
Mrs. Ritterbush has been called back to Au-
hmm No mt Of thnf aIli hos of
her son Charles
Mrs. Perry and her daughter Ida returned
last week from their visit in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts.
Sixteen from Lamoille lodge, No. 80, at
tended the Good Tempars' union at Jeffer-
sonvile last Thursday.
Willard Warren and wife, officers at the
State Primary school, Monson, Mass, visited
their parents last week.
DR.. Campbell gave very interesting talk
on Monks and Monasteriesv at the praise
service Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to be able to report that Rev
Mr.. Saunders health is improving, although
he is not able yet to be out.
The four delegates from the two Endeavor
societi1s attended the state convention at st. |
J ohnsbuIy last week and report an interest
ing meeting.
Misses Austin and Landon gave an inter-
esting report of the State Christian Endeavor
meeting at the Congregational church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. II. l.. Story was called to Cambridge |
last Wednesday to attend the funeral of Flor |
ance Law, who will be remembered as n grad |
nate of the Normal school during its early
history.
Thirty of Mrs Geo Livprmores friends !
gave her a surprise last Saturday, the 18th |
of her birthday. Beside wishing
her many happy returns of the day they gave
her some valuable presents.
The following officers of the Juvenile tenn
pie we're installed last Saturday: Bertha |
Newcomb c: T.; Maud Kenfield, V. T.; Jessie !
Davis, Sec; May McLenathan. F. Sec; Genie |
Hickey, Treas; Alice Scott, Chap; Belle Ba-
ler, NJ; Laura Freeman, g.; Tommie Smith |
Sen.
Friends of the Farmers League will meet |
n the town hall, Saturday, Nov. 29th, at |
30 p. m, to discuss matters of interest to |
he farmers, and if any wish to join this |
eague it will be a good time to do so; also |
o give our experience in regard to raising |
potatoes with and without phosphate.-H. |
\. BEECHER.