News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-16
Johnson

Joseph Fay has had his pension raised to
$12 per month
TT. Boynton and daughter Marion were
in town last week.
Young Chaffee of Waterville, is clerking for
Welch & harrington.
The two advertised letters are for Frank
Masure and Edward Mados.
Rev Mr.. Smith exchanged pulpits with Mr.
Drew of Stowe last Sunday.
B. S. Fullington and family, spent the Sab
bath with friends in st. Adams.
Amy and Myrtle ODER are at home from
Massachusetts, for few weeks
Dr. Dillingham; of Wolcott, made his par
ents a brief visit last Wednesday.
Mrs. Carpenter of Irasburg, visited her SIS
| ter Mrs NJ. H. Parish, last Monday.
H. w. Stevens and family, spent Saturday
| and Sunday at the White Mountains.
Flora Pearl has finished her school at JET
fersonville, and returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ella Reeves of Laconia, N. ii is spend
| ing some time in town with her parents.
Rev. Mr.. Newton went to Milton the first o.
the week, to attend Preachers meeting
Rev. Mr. Saunders attended a meeting IL
the Wiswell district, last Sunday afternoon
Mrs. C. Whittemore with little daughter, o
Boston, is visiting her brother p. ID. Kinds
Quite a number of our "old boys" went tc
the circus at Burlington and st. Adams last
week.
Miss Goodspeed of Montgomery, is spend
ing some time with her cousin, Mrs. j. ID
Burnham.
C. II. Stevens and family of st Adams, ar
spending few weeks at Mrs SteVens1athef
Mr. Orange Bucks.
The young people that have ATTENDED
Moody's school, have come home very entnu
| siastic over their staV of two weeks.
Mrs. Martin was called to Morrisville t.
attend the funeral of her nephew Charlie Ear
who was drowned in the Lamoille, Sunda
morning.
The B. & NJ offer our station agent al
many respects more desirable place. ii
has the proposition in soak ana VIII Of
eide soon.
Dr. Campbell left Tuesday for his vacato
recreation which he expects to find i'll Maj
chester and Litchfeld, n. ID. Martins Vln'
ward, and Barton, Vt.
The tallest and wittest man in town, X. /
u BRADLEY. is taking his vacation by spendin
n few DAVIS in the state of Maine, stopping
e while in several OF it's principal cities.
Louise Leland, an inval for six months c
= more. entered Mary Fletcher Hospital las
g Friday. DR.. Allen and her father, Albert
II accompanied her. The sympathies and hops
lie of a long list of friends went with her.
5 Died of cancer. July 3, 1891, at the res
Of dence of her father, Mary..E. McKenty, eide
1t daughter of D. and ). Holdridge, aged 4
lie wears Funeral was held on Sunday, Re
h A. A. Smith officiating, assisted by DR.. Cam
bell.
n We have new industry and it is in Il
r hand of party-W II. Stearns, who 'kno,
h. and does" Mr. Stearns left Monday for Il
p Pine Tree State; will be gone about one wee
He will soon make large quantities of
IN proved cant-dogs and handles.
r. The lecture given by Mr.. Vinton at t
I'd Baptist church last Tuesday evening, W
in well attended and very interesting. His vie
Sc were taken by his father, who was missio
he ary in Burmah in which place the lettur
ce was born All who listened to him were W
'is pleased
DR.. John French of Milford, Mass, in
senses johnson boy, visited his broth
and numerous friends last week The
is we'll remembered by our people, who w
pleased to see him and note that time a
hard work professionally, have delt so kin'
hS. with him, and that he keenly enjoys
lal scenes and associations of his boyhood