News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-09-10
JOHNSON.

C. H. Stearns is in Boston on a business
trip.
Fred Bicknell teaches school in Waterville
this fall
Omer Rogers is spending three days va
cation at home.
Mrs. Butler and children, are visiting friends
in Keene, n. HI.
Laura Freeman is home after spending the
summer in Calais.
Lucy Baker returned to her school in Bur
lington last week.
Nellie Hunt is spending several weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
Rev Mr.. Smith held services in district No.
last Sunday afternoon.
Mabel and Genie Austin spent last week
with friends in Burlington.
There were three united with the COngrega-
tional church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hutchinson are spend
ing two weeks in Nashua, N. H.
Mrs. 0. B. Landon and daughter, have re-
turned from their trip to Connecticut.
Eleven from here attended the Baptist
association at St. Adams, last week.
Mrs. E. P. Carpenter of st. Johnsbury Is
stopping in town two weeks with her sisters.
Amelia Domain from Fairfax, commenced
work in l. l.. Pearl & Co.'s factory, last Mon
day.
Mrs. Hatelle of Boston, and Mrs. Roby
of Burlington, were guests of Mrs. Riddle the
past week.
Miss Larabee's school was invited to cele-
brat2 Nat Freeman's 18th birthday, last
Saturday.
The advertised letters are for, Abbie Bill
lings, Lillian Buck, Clark A. Hakey and Cal
Use COrmies.
The three sociables at the several churches
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very enjoyable.
Leonard Pearl entertained pleasant com
pany OF little friends last Saturday, in honor
of his fifth birthday.
W. W. Stearns and wife, with their two
brothers, the Knowls', went to Roston Tues
day on pleasure trip.
w. C. Doane, after a couple of weeks sick
ness-confining him to his room, is occasion
ally seen on the street.
Frank Holmes and S. D. Whiting, are the
delegates from he Baptist school to the con-
vention at Newport, next week.
Mrs. Stearns' art exhibition and reception
held at the Baptist yestry last Wednesday
was enjoyed by large company.
Elmer Hill, second son of Seth C. still in his
teens has lust returned from the west, hav
ing within a year Travelled in twenty-one
states, including the Pacific coast states.
Miss Sparrow, teacher at Spelman Sem.
Atlanta, Ga, gave7a very interesting descrlp-
ton of the growth and workings ofthe school
last Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
The thoughtful faces of Normal students
in irregular but firm procession A. NJ, NJ. and
P M. to and from school house, is cheerful
and thoroughly priced addition to our some
what business-like streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark Bieknell celebrated
their % anniversary of their marriage, last
week Thursday. About 40 of their friends
4hay.,
handsome and useful presents.
The people of this town extend to ). :.
workers a sincere and hearty invitation to
attend the Co. Convention here Thursday
and Friday of this week. crowded house
OF eager listeners adds to the quality of the
exercises, and tends to increased results.
Mrs Ella Woodward with her mother, Mrs.
Keller, will move to Burlington soon. Mrs.
Woodward will take charge of the college
boarding house As a landlady at Hyde Park
and Stowe, Mrs Keller was very popular and
is still held in high esteem IN those towns.