News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-10-22
JOHNSON.

| Mrs. Mary Keller has gone to Burlington
Lewis Fletcher is at Saranac Lake, N.
H. NJ MaxieId has returned from market
Mrs Cory of Richford, is the guest of Jessie
Rogers.
| Mr.. C. H. Stearns has gone west on bust
ness trip.
| Carroll Drown has a position in South Ian,
caster, Mass.
Joseph Buffers brother from California, is
visiting him.
Mrs. C. H. Stearns is visiting friends in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Rev. John Chamberlain of New York, was
In town last week.
Bert Hawley of Jacksonville, is clerking
for IL. NJ. MaXfeld.
Bessie Oliver of Keene, n H., is visiting her
cousin, Jessie Butler.
Mrs. George H all is stopping with her Sis
ter, Mrs. C. Ii. Stearns.
l. L. Pearl & Co., have two new machines
for their pants factory.
Mrs. Comstock has left the river farm and
moved back on to the hill
The graded school have had a very salts
factory photograph taken.
Mrs. Bcknell of Essex Junction, visited her
friend, Mrs. Gray last week.
Lyman Jones assisted in the post-office,
while Mr.. harrington was away.
Mrs. Potter of Eden, is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Sturtevant.
Mrs. H. W. Stevens and Mrs Hodgden are
visiting friends in East Hardwick.
Miss Thompson visited Miss Pear Friday,
and spent Saturday in Burlington.
Charles BOrno has bought 300 acres oftim-
Der land of Rosco Fuller. for $1,000.
William Cunningham has rented Mr.. Be
dard's large dairy farm, in st. Adams
DR.. Allen attended the medical meeting in
Burlington, last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Cyrus Davis has been obliged to re-
turn to johnson on account of i'll health.
Miss Holyoke of st. Adams, was the guest
of her cousin. Miss Curtis, over the Sabbath.
Mr. Sunderland and Miss Johnson were the
guests of Kate Collins She first of the week.
Orange Bucks family attended Miss Full
ler's wedding in St. Adams last Wednesday.
Rev. n. C. Saunders attended the ministers
meeting held at Richford, Tuesday of this
week.
The ladies will hold a missionary tea-meet-
ing at Mrs. Ii. W. Newton's, Thursday after
noon.
George Grady has vacated the Leach tene
ment, and is occupying house near the
depot.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmore johnson of Buring-
ton, attended the funeral of Mrs. r. c. Cristy
last Tuesday.
Mr. Warren Johnson of Winchester, Mass,
attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. r. c.
Cristy last week.
Dr. Campbell delivered very interesting
lecture on, Some of the things seen in Lon
don" last Friday evening
Rev j. T. Baxendale of st. Adams Bay,
was in town Monday, on his way to the preach
ers meeting, at Morrisville.
The Phila May Concert, under the auspices
of the Normal school,. will be given at Nor
NAL Hall November 1, 1891.
The youngest, tallest and wittiest soldier
in his regiment, Roswell Bradley has been re-
membered by his not ungrateful country,
with pension of $12 per month.
Mary Baker and J. b. Kidder, are the dele
gates from the Congregational G. E. society
to attend the Brattleboro convention.
Wilmer S. Davis, who has been employed in
the grocery business for the past two years
and half in Barre, Vt, was at home over
Sunday.
Funeral gatherings are rare in which so
large proportion feel and express such
keen sense of loss and sorrow as was shown
at the last sad rites - of MIS-. Cristy, last
Tuesday.
H. S. Bicknell has commenced large lum
Der job for r. ID. WhitemOre, on the plot
above Henry Davis. Mr.. Bcknell has moved
his family into the house near the Davis
school house.