News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-12-18
Johnson.

Dora Beecher was in Burlington last week
! |. L. Pearl spent several days in Boston
! last week.
c. P. Stearns and wife spent Monday in
| Burlington.
F. c. Whiting took d carload of horses to
| Boston last week
Clara DeFord was a guest at Mrs. H. NJ
Stevens last week.
Mrs. c. P. Carpenter of st. Johnsbury, is in
town for few days.
George Kimball, formerly of this place, was
in town last Monday.
Skating is the leading recreation for the
| young people these days
Elton Holmes went to Boston last week to
receive medical treatment.
Roy Ward who is attending school in st.
JOhnsbury, is home for vacation.
Mrs. c. II. Stevens of st. Adams made a
short visit al her fathers last week
Alberta Beeman of St. Adams is visiting
her sister and other friends in town.
Mrs Perry has left the Mcfarland cottage,
and has taken rooms at II. H. Collins.
The Misses Hall of Glen Sutton. p. O.. have
been the guests of Mrs. Thomas Margetts.
Mrs. Law of Cambridge is spending a few
weeks, with her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Story
Young Hawley of Jericho, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his cousin, b. s. Fullington.
Maud Story has goneto Brunswick, Maine,
to spend the winter vita her brother. c. B.
Story.
Alice Beecher who haibeen spending sever
al months in North Try, is home now for
the present.
The Congregational pday school is pre-
pairing a Christmas eoINst for Sunday even
ing, Dec. %. 3G
The Ladies Ways and<Means society will
meet at Mrs. C. ". Ward next Friday even
ing. All are invited
The children of the MI E. Sunday-school
are invited to spend Christmas Evea Mrs.
Sara Hea as this year.
The funeral services sof Jennie Stod5~a
We're attended at she Congregational .aS5l1ri
last Sunday morning. Aer. A. sge,
ciating. ~ Club
The exercises at asSsSoI.,
3 81: ~.
visit last week. HclalliEa up his pfcof n
at Burlington, N. j., ana,5ges soon to l.,
son, Texas. ~
The officers and memI.ars of the several
committees of the Baptk ! P. s. c. f. are
requested to meet at Lii hi Pearls next Fri
day evening.
The annual meeting 5di9d Brigade post
will be held next Satqrf t{yPning. Election
of officers will take place. all members are
urged to be present.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders had a comfortable week,
and is encouraged that he caR soon have the
use of his foot. He inte2ds<to try to conduct
the services next Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Muzzy had birthday surprise
party last Wednesday. The company left
many pretty and useful presents, and were
treated to bountiful supper.
Mrs l. Bickford, with her daughter, Mrs.
Stephen Ritterbush, from Auburn. Me-, has
been in town several days, called here to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Miss Stoddard.
There will be Il church family gathering at
the Congregational church on Saturday, Dec.
81, commencing at 10 a. m, to which all
members of the church and society, and all
who attend services with them either regu-
larry or occasionally are cordially invited to
attend and participate in. The exercises OF
the forenoon will consist of reports from the
several organizations connected with the
church, as the Sunday school, the Women's
Missionary society, and the Christian En-
deavor society. also responses from each as
the family roll is called. At noon dinner will
be served IN the vestrY by the ladies, and in
the afternoon will occur the regular annual
meeting of the society, for the transaction of
the regular business. 1t is expected that this |
will be a true family gathering, and that as
such the social feature will be the most prom |
inent one of the day. 1t is hoped that all |
will be present who can be, and that those |
who cannot be present will remember the |
meeting with some word of encouragement.