News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-11
JOHNSON.


Julia Ferry is teaching in East Hardwiok
| this winter
little girl arrived at W H. Stearns' Sun
! day evening
Mrs. Geo. Partlow is teaching in District
NO. this winter.
George Grady is now occupying rooms in
AhiFa Leach's house
Asa Foster from the west, called on his
| friends in town last week
Eli Atwell visited his sister, Mrs James
Rogers, in Planfeld last week
! The several stores aud shops are beginning
! TO display their Christmas goods.
! b. A. Hunt bought the hay and stock on
the Patch farm which sold last week.
Lucy Leland began her second term of
school in the Wheeler district last Monday.
Old Mr.. Livermore fell down stairs Sunday
| evening, bruising aud cutting his face badly.
Dora Beeeher's friends are pleased to well
come her home again, even for Il short stay.
Mrs. Lyman Buck and daughter, from Lake
City, Mimi, are guests of Messrs. Buck in
town.
Harry McLenathan has returned from Mas
sachusetts, and is to teach this winter in Per-
kinsville
Omer Rogers has started out on his travel
ing route again after being at home for sew
eral weeks.
A. Fl. Partlow went to Lyndonville Mon
day. He is interested in the new butter-tub
business there
We regret that DR.. Wilson has given up his
office in town and is not expected to return to
do any more work.
The Baptist ladies have filed and packed
their missionary barrel and sent it to school
IN Indian territory.
An operation was performed on Rev. Mr..
Saunders foot Monday and a large amount
OF diseased bone removed.
There was special convocation of Tucker
chapter held here last Friday for work on
NJ. E. NJ. and r. A. degrees.
Mrs. E. X. Woodward has engaged rooms |
in n. A. McFarand's house. those formerly
occupied by W. g. Andrews.
Avian Saunders gave an interesting report |
of the st. Johnshury convention, at the c. Il. |
meeting in the Baptist church
Those who attended the praise service Sue
day afternoon listened to an interesting ac- I
count OLA Sunday in Venice"
Alice Wholesalers brother Charles returned I
with her from her Thanksgiving vacation, |
and spent several days in town.
The c class viii hold their reception at Nor
NAL hall next Friday evening. The exercises
are to begin promptly at 7:15 All are invi-
ted to attend
The advertised letters for November are:
Two for Charles GeawaT, one for Mrs. Charles
and Hattie Geawar.
Louise Stevens went to East Hardwick
Tuesday to attend the wedding of her former
music teacher. Louise had the honor of play
ing the wedding march
The Congregational ladies met at Mrs. H.
NJ. Stevens last Friday, and decided to con-
tinue their home missionary work. The bar
rel recently sent west was very gratefully re-
ceived by the family.
Mrs. A. N. Warner received a telegram last
week from California announcing the death of
her sister, Jennie Stoddard The remains are
expected Wednesday of this week. If they ar
rive, the funeral services will be held at the
church on Thursday.
The grammar department of the graded
school is now thoroughly organized, and are
ready for business. All parents and friends
ire invited to visit the school and see for
themselves the work that is being done.
Miss Mabel Whitcomb of Jacksonville was
n town last Saturday She is studying mu-
tic with Miss Quimby, taking a classical
course consisting of piano, touch, technique.
harmony, thorough bass. and taking up
many of the leading composers. She is fit
ing herself for the Boston conservatory of
music which she intends to enter in about n
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