News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-06-19
JOHNSON.

William Scott is spending IL few weeks with
his brother in Craftsbury.
| c. f. Hills and wife. from Antrim, N. H.,
are the guests of Mrs. Campbell.
Levi Waterman. "A former resident of this
| town, now of McHenry, Ill, is visiting here.
Mrs F. W. Pike, of Hyde Park Mass, has
been the guest of her cousin, Anna l.. Cakes
Dir. Allen has been on the sick list for sever
! al days. We are pleased to see him out
again.
The sermon before the graduates of the
Normal School will be preached at 1870 p m
next Sunday.
Rev. A A. Smith went to No. II and Rev.
Mr.. Saunders to Hyde Park to preach Sun
day afternoon.
The Normal school catalogues for 1890 are
out, and can be had on application to the
teachers or trustees.
The officers OF Waterman Lodge No. 83 at
tended the Grand Lodge at Burlington last
week and report pleasant time.
"Uncle Toms Cabin drew quite large
audience last Thursday evening. The street
parade was an attractive feature.
H. A. Beecher and wife spent few days
last week at the Reform school in Vergennes,
visiting Supt. Andrews and family.
E. G. Wilson, who is in the employ of Henry
johnson & Lord. of Burlington, spent the
Sabbath with his uncle. H. H. Partlow.
Chas. Baker and bride are spending a week
with his father, T. J. Baker, also Mrs. Mary
Wheeler and two daughters from Burlington
Mr. Wech and sister Nellie were called to
Groton last week to attend the funeral of an
older sister who died after an illness of only
few days
Dr. T. p. Hubbell, of Wolcott, was in town
last week distributing his cards and an
nouncing that he would be here the first week
in September.
There will be union services at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. Rev. Mr.. Saun-
ders breaches before the A class at 100 All
are invited.
One of the pleasantest events of the season
was reception given by 7. ]. Baker and
wife in honor of their son and his wife last
Friday evening
W. E. Chaplin and daughter. of Minden,
Neb., Mrs. C. B. Grow, of San Francisco, Cal,
and Mrs. A. Z. Bliss, of Essex, have been the
guests of o. B. Landon.
Lizzie Pearl and Kate Collins read a very
interesting report of the West Randolph Sun
day-school convention, before the Baptist
Sunday-school last Sunday.
There will be missionary tea meeting at
Kate Collins next Friday afternoon. All
members of the society and their friends are
invited. Work will be furnished for all.
On the second page of this paper will be
Copies of this paper containing the address
will be mailed to any one on receipt of five
cents.
Assistant Inspector D. Holmes, from
Old Brigade Post No. Al, has finished the in
spection of the seven posts in District No. 10.
and reports all in a promising condition. lie
hopes to meet a good delegation from each
post at the national encampment in Boston,
August II.
The friends of the little model scholars are
very sorry to learn that they are obliged to
give up the entertainment they were prepar-
ing, on account of so many little ones being
still sick with the measles. They were intend
ing to present the operetta of :'Little Red
Riding Hood
We hope no one will forget the lecture Nom
day evening, June %, by NJ. W. Farman;
subject, " Lord Nelson" Mr.. Farman is too
well known here to need comment. His lee
ture is highly spoken of and endorsed by
Pres Buckham, Prof. Perkins, Rev. Mr.. Car
ter, and other prominent men of Burlington.
The Republican caucus last Saturday even
ing was called to order by the chairman of |
the town committee. |. L. Pearl was chosen
chairman for the evening and B. l.. Austin
secretary. There were 1S9 votes cast, which !
resulted in the election of the fol lowing Page
delegates: l.. H. Wheeler, Dr. Joel Allen and
b. S. Fullington,
A. D. Robbins. the genial proprietor of the
Johnson House, has built a new sidewalk in
front of his hotel Mr.. Robbins, with his |
estimable wife and very efficient help are fast !
gaining public favor. We speak for landlord |
r. that no pains will be spared in providing |
for the care and comfort of guests The fol |
lowing list of guests entertained during the |
past week indicates that his efforts are APP
preciated by the travelling public: H F. Os-
good Henry Abbott, and Chas. Hapgood, |
Mexico; W. Willett, John B. Adams, Z. c. |
White, and W. Emery, A. Miller, II. W. |
Bacon, F: II: Raymore; Martin Shattuck |
Eden D, 5 Waterman, $: Newton, c f. |
Park; D. &. Smith, Geo. Allen, No. Hyde
Park. A. X. StinehQur, Lowell J. H. Mack, |
Bennington: Geo. H. Smalley, Lyndonville; !
Horace Isum, Hattie islum, Willistoni G. F. |
Hayford. burlington.
The following is the programme of the Nor
NAL School graduation exercises, to be held |
Thursday, June 26:
MUSIC NI -, u-.,o by BAND f!
ALyAN II. sAuspERs, JohnsoA. !
EssAY-Ability and Opportunity,
RUTH G. BARR, Greensboro Bend. |
SONG BY SCHOOL:
RECITATION" Elizabeth
BESSIE SILLowAY, East Gilmore.
SoLo-The Dove, Anliti, Lucy S. LELAND.
EssAY-Glimpses of the life of Samuel T. Cole
ridge, MABEL L, ltURlNAGE, I0Well;
RECITATION" The Charge of Macdonald
CARROLL II, DROwN, Johnson,
EssAY-Scape-goats Ancient and Modern,
CORA L. DEYETTE, Charlotte.
SONG BY SCHOOL.
RECITATION Petro's Anthem"
Lucy S. LELAND, johnson.
EssAY-The Conditions of Success and Vale
dictory, WINNIE NJ. COLLINS, Colchester.
Music, By Band.
PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES.
Glass Song.
BENEDICTION.