News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-03
JOHNSON.
Read Writings business notice.

Read Writings business notice.
Nettie Davis is to teach in the Cristy dis
trict this fall.
Jennie Baker has gone to Island Pond to
teach this fall.
Miss Brown from Gilmore, was Jessie But
lars guest last week.
Mrs. Hodgdens son from Morrisville spent
the Sabbath with her.
Miss Dora Jaquith from Toledo. Ohio, is
the guest of T. J. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Hunt spent few DAYS
at Waterbury last week.
S. D. Whiting began teaching last Monday
in the Waterman district.
Nellie Dodge has friend from Plymouth,
spending some time with her.
Rev. Mr. Saunders held a service in district
No 8, last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. SturteYant is spending the week
with friends in East Fairfield.
Ida Perry has returned from York Beach,
where she has spent the summer.
Mrs Cora Whitney from No. Hyde Park,
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Howard Manning and children, have
returned from their visit to Alburgh.
Mrs. Potter of East Fairfield, is stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. &. A. Sturtevant.
The three churches will hold sociables for
the Normal students, next Friday evening.
Miss Ida Goucher from Lowell, Mass. is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. n. +. Saun-
ders.
Mrs. Hattie Sewell of East SomervilIe,
Mass is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Ritter
bush.
Jessie and Cora Rogers have returned home
from Richford, where they have spent the
summer vacation.
Mrs. A. II. Buck has returned from her trip
to the Adirondacks, and is much pleased with
her sons surroundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blake from st. Adams,
and Mrs. Ryan of Milton, are the guests of
Mrs. Partlow and Livermore.
Mrs Moony and Mrs. Blaisdell and daugh-
ter from New Hampshire, are visiting at Mrs.
w. Waters and Dea. Sinclair's
The funeral of Mrs Phineas Dodge of Rut-
Joseph Andrews, was largely attended last
week.
The shock caused by the announcement of
the sudden death of Hattie Mcfarland was
severe. She had many friends among all
classes.
The avant-courier of the coming social
event, the Stevens wedding, appeared last
Saturday, in the form of over one-hundred
invitations.
Mrs Thomas Wilson'S niece, and three
children who have been spending several
New York, on Monday.
Miss Laura La throp of Boston, died at her
sisters, Mrs c. c. Rogers last Friday. The
funeral services were held Sunday afternoon.
Rev A. A. Smith officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs |. L. Pearl. E. o. Story, II.
H. Col ms and daughter Kate, are delegates
from the Baptist church to the association,
held this week at st. Adams.
Judge Andrews, Heman Miller Norman
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accredited and unaccredited representatives
at the extra session last week.
Thomas Waterman's" good time" at home
on his vacation, was on Monday suddenly
abbreviated by an unexpected call from his
house in Minneapolis. He left at once.
B. L. Austin and L. M. Fullington are ap-
pointed delegates from the Congregational
Sabbath school to attend the State conven-
tion held at Newport September Is, 16 and
18th.
Rev. Dennis Donovan, 80 years ago the
protege and beneficiary of Mrs. Dea. Andrews
now living at Lineborough, n. H., surprised
Mrs Andrews last week, by calling on her at
|. A. Manning's He preached last Sunday
at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Mary Whiting King, with her boys,
Henry and Albert, are at her uncles, I. j.
Bakers. Mr.. King is general freight agent
for the Sante Fe X. Il. for thestate of Kansas,
with office at Atchison. Mrs. King is the
daughter of A. B. Whiting, and still well
known in this county.
Maria Clark, once of Craftsbury now of
Lake View, Chicago, has been the guest OF
Mrs j. H. Andrews and Mrs. Fullington.
That she is the principal of what is known as
the - Silk Stocking" School in Lake View and
can call $50 or more of its 500 pupils by the
first names without an instants hesitation,
tallies one more for our Normal school, of
which Miss Clark is graduate.
School in district No. in Johnson, closed
Tuesday, August IS. Whole number of
pupils ID. Average attendance 10h. Those
II having no marks, Winnie Stowell, Katie
Loveland, Algie Place, Amandus Loveland.
Berton Clary only three tardies. Minnie
Parker absent one day. Only four in
stances of hardness during the term. General
department exceller t.-Sibyl Smith Teacher