News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-03-05
JOHNSON.

Mary Wheeler of Fairfax, is the guest of
Jennie Baker
Mr., Boynton of Montpelier was in town for
several days last week
Mrs. Irish is spending the week in Cam
bridge visiting among friends
Nathaniel Bean has left town for Lyndon
vile. Works in Stearns Tub factory.
The Ladies missionary meeting will be held
at Mrs. Stevens Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Hayford has bought back his place
recently sold to Seth Hill. and is to remain in
town.
Miss Dell Tillotson of Canada. is spending
some time i'll town at her cousins Mrs.
Bucks.
The ladies of the Baptist society served
dinner at their vestry, Tuesday Town meet
ing day.
: Miss Keller of East Hardwck, has been
the guest of Mrs. II. W, Stevens for the
past week.
Mrs. A A. Niles of Morrisvie with her
daughter spent the Sabbath at her fathers
Mr.. Bradley's.
Old Mr.. Livermore passed away last We'd
nesday evening. His remains were taken to
Milton for interment.
Communion services were held at the Bap-
fist church last Sunday. There was one
addition to the church.
II.
here last week, to assist in caring for his
father in his last sickness.
Advertised letters: Mrs Cora Hutchinson,
William Hall, Timothy Macoy, Mrs. Mack,
G. W. Newland, Miss Powers
Lottie Atwel of Cambridge, and of our
Normal graduates, is engaged to work at
present in the Pants Factory.
The county Y. 2. s. G. E. meeting was en-
joyed by people in the town. 1t is expected
that full report will be given by the Sec.
There are several cases of measles in school.
Some OF the students have returned to their
homes while others remain at their boarding
places, during their illness.
G. B. Whiting and l.. c. Hill went to Under
i'll Flats last Thursday night, to attend a.
Campfire of Boston's Post, and reported
large company anG good time
Our well known ex-townsman Fred Dow
now of Burlington, recently exhibited the
Edison phOnograph with a short lecture at
Normal hall to a thoroughly satisfied $40,
audience.
All interested in making arrangements for
an entertainment to IA s. money for the
piano in Normal hall are requested to meet
at the hall Thursday evening March ., at
O'Clock.
Walter Heath of the Z. V. NJ has been
home for a short vacation, after spending
several months engaged in the Asylum at
Concord. He expects to be in Burlington
until July.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies
Ways and Means society" the following
officers elected. Pres. Mrs Hill: See.
Miss Cowles; Vice Pres, Genie Austin; Direct
crosses: Mrs Orvlle Buck; Mrs. c. Jones
Mrs. Willard Wecl.
At the annual meeting of the " Peoples
Missionary Society" the following officers
were elected. Pres, Rev N C.. Saunders;
Vice Pres, Mrs Julius Sinclair; Sec, Mrs.
n. C.. Saunders; Collector, John Hayford
Treas, Alice Boyce; Intelligence Com, Jessie
Sinclair; Nellie Griswold; Vernon Westover;
Don Kinds
Charles Story of Brunswick, Me-, is a recent
arrival. Story is n native, and one of sever
al very successful men sent out from this
town and school. Is proprietor of the Flee
tric light plant in Brunswick. From digger
of telegraph pole holes to- Supt of electric
light plants construction in cities like New
Orleans and Memphis, in five years means
good business qualities.
DR.. II. d. Martin, the occulist, who has
been doing so much skillful work in Morris
vile, will be at Johnson Hotel, Monday,
March 9th, to remain until the 10th. Those
who have troublesome eyes or ill-fitting
glasses, should consult him. Many people in
this section feel the benefit of his skill, and
are getting comfort, and satisfactory use
of their eyes that they had never experienced
before