News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-06
JOHNSON.

Mrs. A. A. Ward and son Carl have re-
| turned home.
Pearls weolen mill started up on Monday
after its annual shutdown
Verona Fitch has finished her school at
Cam bridge and returned home.
Ella Smith is home from her school duties
at Laconia, N. H., for a vacation
Walter L. Heath has gone to Burlington to
take the medical course at the U. Y. NJ
Mrs. Abbie O'Conner of Texas and Mrs. o.
Crowell, of Morristown, are visiting at Isaac
Mannings.
Geo. Terrill and wife, of Walingsbury, are
to work for N. Mcfarland, and have moved
to his farm.
Horace Raymond and family have moved
from their farm to tenement in Mrs Ritter
bush's house.
The ladies of the Baptist church served din
ner at the yestry Tuesday to those attending
town-meeting.
Murray Buck has moved to the Waters
farm, while his son, Charles, occupies the
farm he vacated.
Rev. N. C. Saunders and wife entertained
the Normal students very pleasantly at their
home Friday evening.
Seven persons received the right hand of
fellowship at the communion service Sunday
at the Baptist church.
Advertised letters, Geo. C. Brown, Fran
co.'s Guirin, Grin A, Jamison, Annice H,
jones, Vernie Westover
The Ladies' Ways and Means society Will
meet with Mrs. A. NJ. Buck next Friday
evening, March Z, A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
E. P. Carpenter started Tuesday for Con-
cord, n H., where he viii assist his brother
in-law, Perley Fitch, in his wholesale and re-
tail drug business.
tenement house of AFRO Burnham's, occu-
pied by Charles Hutchins, was burned Satur-
day evening; cause, defective chimney; in
sured in Union MutuaS
known n rive "no one ta93ras of their
entertaining concertsfin Normal Hall the
first part of next week. Tickets, with re-
served seats, will be on sale at the post-office
at % cents each.
The thirteenth district of the F. & A. M.
held district meeting at the Waterman
lodge hall on Friday, Feb 2S, both afternoon
and evening. 1t was opened at 1 O'Clock by
District Deputy c. II. Stearns; Mineral Lodge,
No. 90, of Wolcott exemplified the work on
E. A. degree; F. G. degree by Mt. Vernon
lodge, No. 8, Morrisville; and in the evening
the W. NJ. degree was exemplifed by Water
man, NoS3, OFF ohnson, followed by appropri-
ate remarks by Grand Tyler Soper, and Past
Worthy Grand Master A. A Hall, of st. AL
bans, Grand Lecturer Nicholson and Grand
Chaplain Rev. Edwin Wheelock were present.
The visiting masons were handsomely enter
tanned at Hotel Robbins, the attendance was
large, a good interest prevailed and the work
was well exemplifed. A sumptnoqs banquet
was given by Deputy Stearnsta his friends at
the hotel at the close of the evening session.
The following o Ulcers were elected atthe an
nual meeting March 4, 1890: Moderator,
W. c. Doane; clerk and treasurer B. L. Aus
tin; selectmen, w. IL. Stearns. B, T, Qber,
l.. S. Griswold; lsters, S, b. Waterman, AL
mon Whiting, Sewell Newton; overseer, T.
Writings constable, D. G. Holmes; Supt
poor farm, |. l.. PEARL trustee public money,
/ L; Pearl; auditors, l. l.. Pearl, j r. Hill,
y. u, Landoni surveyor of wood and lumber,
Z, \. riddle; fence viewers, Fl. B. Tuliper,
James Hickey, c. D. 0akes; inspector of leath-
Stearns, 0. B. Landon; road commissioner,
V. A. Patch, Sewell Newton, II. W Newton;
town agent, X. e.. Christy; beard 0f'educa-
ton, Joel allen yrustee D, Whiting cemetery
{dad, Il A, Waterman; trustee D. Whiting
school iund, X. c. Cristy. Voted to raise 55
cents on the dollar Of the grand list for town
expenses, to be paid on or before Oct, /, and
81 on the dollar to pay bonded indebtedness,
to be paid on n 0r hefoff Feb /. 1891.
Al regular meeting of Old Brigade Post,
No. At, G. A. r., held at our Post Room
March |, 1890, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father, in his wise Providence, to call our
worthy eomrade, Albert Davis, from our
ranks 10 the ranks of those who have gone
before; therefore,
Resolved, That in the death of Comrade
Davis, Old Brigade Post has lost a true and
loyal member, and that we tender our sym
pathy 10 the fnmily Of the deceased, who have
lost q Kind and indulgent husband and father,
Resolved, That aeopy of this resolution. be
sent the hereayad HsmilY, aud a copy be fur
nlsRPd 9uf county paper for publication and
entered upon our journal in due form,