News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-07-04
JOHNSON.

Quarterly meeting was held at the Method
| lst church last Sunday
Walter Heath is home from medical college
| Tor his summer vacation.
Mrs. Bert Ryan is spending "a few davs al
her uncle Geo. Livermore's.
! . W. Stearns and wife are spending n few
weeks at Saratoga Springs
The NJ b. church has given the pastor a
much-needed vacation of three weeks
Florence Partlow has been home for a week
caring for her mother, who has been ILL.,
Aschel Allen and wife, of North Fairfax,
nave been spending week with their son, DR..
Ella Smith has closed her summer term of
school at Laconia, n. H., and is at home for
the present.
The Normal teachers and graduating class
We're entertained at Dr. Campbells last Tues-
day evening.
Mrs. Clement, of Chicago. has come to
spend some time with her sister. Miss Jennie
Chamberlain
A committee was appointed from the three
churches last Sunday to solicit homes for the
fresh air" children
Flora Pearl has begun a course of music
lessons under the instruction of Prof G w
Davis, of Burlington.
Mrs s. A Andrews, Mrs. Sidney Pike and
Grant Fancher, of Vergennes, were in town
for a few days last week
Mrs. Babbitt and two little daughters from
East Hardwlck were the guests of Mr. WEIGH
and wife over the Sabbath
The Baptist ladies entertained a large num
Der at their vestry Thursday evening The
teachers, graduating class and T. j. Boyn-
ton and wife were invited guests
W. IL. S. Whitcomb, general agent for the
1 Lqnltable Life Insurance company, was in
town last week for the purpose of assisting
Fred 5. Whiting in starting the work of life
insurance agent.
Joel Partlow and wife gave a very pleasant
reception at their home Monday evening. in
honor of their son George and wife The
band was In attendance and presented the
bridal pair with a nice clock and silver cake
basket.
At the school meeting in District No. |
the following officers were elected: L. Ans |
TIN moderator, DR.. Allen clerk, Joel Partlow |
collector L. l.. Pearl treasurer O. B. Landon |
auditor, B. A. Hunt prudential committee. |
Voted tax of 40 cents on the dollar to de-
fray expenses.
Among the many visitors in town last week
we noticed the following members of the
alumni: C. c. Jameson, B. E. Billiard. T. j.
Boynton, Joel Page, NJ. =. Maurice, NJ W.
Farman, Arthur Salmon, f. L. Ingalls,. Miss
Bertha Daggett, Ina Campbell, Carrie PEREZ
val val Clara Stiles, Hannah Tracy, Carrie CowIes,
tthe Gowes, Elva Farman, Ada Goodrich.
Eva Robinson, Mrs. Billiard, Flora Vaughn.
Lula Rand Belle Norton, Mrs Sidney Pike.
Bessie Summons, Mrs. Geo. Partlow. Achsa
Allen, Sara Fletcher. Mabel Gay
The meeting of the alumni last Thursday.
une 20, was one of the pleasantest and most |
interesting ever held. The president being
lbsent II. 5. Waters presided The exercises
we're opened with piano solo by Julia Buck.
letters were read from Miss Judd, Joe Scott.
md j. NJ. French the address was given bv
: j. Boynton; song by Persis Landon re-
orts OF eight different classes were given; the
cast " Vermont and her school-system" was
to by b. Z. Billiard and c. G.. Jane
on. The following officers were elected for
he ensuing year: B. E. Billiard, pres G. E.
lonteIth, vice-pres.; Carrie Howard Sec; T. !
. Boynton, treas; executive committee, c. p. l
ones, Mrs. Helen Story, Anna Cakes.