News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-13
JOHNSON.

Miss Mayo from Newport is guest at H.
Nj. Stevens.
Supt. Andrews spent Wednesday of last
week in town.
C. H Stearns and wife are visiting in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
The upper end of Pearl street can boast OF
a new street lamp now.
Miss May Hammond of Burlington is visit
ing her friend, Persis Landon.
Lyman Jones is attending to C. p Jones'
business while he is in Boston,
Mrs. L. NJ. Knight and daughter Sara were
in Montpelier ladies' week
George Partlow and wife are visiting in
Georgia, Mrs. Partlows former home
News of the death of Flora Mayo was re-
ceived here from Rutland last Monday.
Miss Brown of Burlington was the guest of
her friend Mrs. Geo Dillingham; last week.
Mrs. Geo. Hall is keeping house for her sis
ter, Mrs. c. II. Stearns, while she is in Boston.
Mrs Shepardson of Fairfax, is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. n. C.. Saunders.
Rev Mr. Cummings and wife, of Farnham,
P. O., were the guests of Mrs Freeman last
week.
Bessie Silloway of East Elmore, a former
normal graduate visited her friends in town
last week.
The Congregational ladies have packed
their missionary barrel and sent it to College
Springs, Iowa.
Mrs Ritterbush, who has been in Auburn
Me-, the past few months visiting her sons,
has returned.
The B class will give reception at Normal
hall next Friday evening, exercises beginning
promptly at 7:30.
Dr. Campbell is expected to preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning. Ser
vices at the usual hour.
W. H. Stearns family moved into their new
house last week and are now enjoying the
luxury of their new apartments.
Fred Jones and Perss Landon are the dele
gates from the Cong. Y. p. 5. c. E. to the
State meeting at St. Johnsbury.
The Farmers League met Saturday and
chose their delegates to the county league
Frank A. Lothrop and F. NJ. Smith.
News has been received from Sparta, Mich,
that NJ. o. Heath formerly of this place, was
expected to live but very short time.
Mrs. Hodgden has rented DR.. Waite's up
stairs tenement. Her many friends hope she
will decide to make Johnson her home.
Charlie wilkins, who has been living with
H. H. Collins for several months, has gone
back TO have home with Supt. Andrews.
The r. A Y W K club has met with Mrs
DR.. Allen the past two weeks. They airs still
studying Ancient History and reading Dick
ems.
The statement made last week that DR.. Al
len had left his patients in Dr. Halls care,
was a mistake, as DR.. Waite attends some of
them.
Rev. A. A. Smith has formed a pastors
training class. The members will meet at
the parsonage next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
E. G. Wilson and wife have finished their
trip through the Provinces and are stopping
for a while with Mrs. Wilson'S father, H. Ii.
Partlow.
The friends of Miss frankie Parmelee will
will be interested to know that she has come
to live with her brother, W. III. Parmelee, in
Burlington.
James Holmes has a pumpkin that weighs
226h pounds; and a wagon load that all
weigh more than 80 pounds each. Who
beats James Holmes?
Charles W. Baker of New York City spent
Monday at his fathers. He went from here
to Richmond, Va, to attend a three days
meeting of civil engineers.
The Lamoil e County Good Templars' I'm
ion will he held with Phoenix Lodge No. 145
at Jacksonville Thursday, Nov. 13. Let all
members of the order attend.
The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a
missionary meeting at the vestry next Fri
day afternoon. Anyone having articles for
the barrel soon to be sent away, please bring
them at that time.
About forty of the friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Howard gave them surprise visit last Fri
day. After partaking of the supper provided
by the company A. ii. Partlow i'll behalf of
the friends presented them with handsome
henging lamp and purse of money.
The officers of Lamoile Lodge No. 80 for
the ensuing quarter are: W. ]. Newcomb,
c. T.; Alice Boyce, V. T.; Frank Holmes, Sec;
Nellie Griswold, F Sec; George Leland Treas;
fl H. Cowles Z. G. T.; Felix Barnard, NJ;
Winnie Magoon, d. NJ; Henry Ward, Chap;
F. Z. Holmes, Sen; Ria Griswold, Guard;
Mrs E. Z. Holmes, 5. j. T.