News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-28
Johnson.

TT. Boynton was in town over Sunday.
Fl. :. Waters has moved into Ahira Leachs
tenement.
Flora Pearl goes to Jacksonville to teach
the coming fall.
Mrs. Lovegrove of St. Adams is visiting her
nephew, E. o. Story.
Miss Myrta Perham of Fairfax is stopping
with her aunt, Mrs. II. L. Story.
The W. c T. q. held its annual meeting at
Mrs PEARLS Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Kitty Wright of Burlington is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Allen.
Miss Agnes Wheeler of Burlington is visit
ing her cousins, o. and A. III. Buck.
Mrs. Riddle and Mr.. Harrington and wife
visited in Caledonia county last week.
Charles, Frank and Carrie Greene, of Waits
field are visiting with their uncle, ID. ID. Col
Inns.
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
sociable at Mrs A. H. Bucks next Friday
evening.
Austin and Mortimer Parker, of Chicago,
are spending the week in town, the guests of
| Mrs w. H. Hadley.
| Joseph Scott, deputy superintendent of the
| Massachusetts Reformatory, has been spend
| ing few days in town.
! Quite a large picnic party went to the
! camp-ground last Thursday afternoon. They
| report an enJOydDle Ilhe.
The high water was a boon to Messrs
| Buck as it enabled them to get large force
of their logs down the river.
Lizzie Pearl had n class reunion at her home
| Saturday afternoon. Several of the members
from out of town were present
At the democratic caucus held last Satur
day. Nathan Mcfarland was nominated az
their choice for town representative.
Col and Mrs. r. C. Benton, OF Minneapolis
made their friends in town a short visit OF
their way home from the national encamp
ment.
Edison Connen former student of the Nor
| NAL was in town last week with his family
He is now a prosperous lawyerin Burlington
. Kansas.
The Normal School begins with unus
ually large number of students on Tuesday
Sept. 2 The Model School begins Wednes
day, Sept. B.
The Baptist Sunday-school is to have
: basket-picnic in Mrs. Story's grove mex
Thursday afternoon. A general invitation
? extended to all to come with their baskets.
F., A communication to the editor from one {
e the members of the ] Johnson second nine sayi
Seeing in the Waterville items somethin
about the ''disgraceful kicking of the JOIN
: son team" allow me to say, that we had t
Y play against the first nine of Watervillc, an
v also the umpire, who made all his close dee
: cions for Waterville (and some that were nc
= so close). The score stood 81 to 30
u DR.. Campbell has engaged for the month
: September Miss Ada Huntley, of Nashua.
!. H., to give special instruction in readin
!, and physical culture in the Normal Schoo
= Miss Huntley is the daughter of the WEI
IL known public reader, Mrs. Huntley. She is
? graduate of the Emerson School of Orator
If and comes highly recommended. priva
class outside of the school can be formed {
. very reasonable terms.
In spite of the pouring rain many of o.
N farmers gathered at the town hall to consid
:, the advisability offorming n Farmers Leagu
a Much enthusiasm was shown, and n Leag
=. formed, to be known as the Johnson Farmer
n League. The following officers were chose
- II. A. Beecher, Pres; J 5. Griswold, Vice-pre
We S. ID. Whiting, Sec; H. Whiting, Treas; I
he Conn., b. r. ODER. D. 5. Waterman and
w Jones' Over thirty names were signed, ant
meeting called for next Saturday at 2 o'clo
' town hall to complete the organization a
T. place in nomination a candidate for to-
s. representative.