News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-12-17
JOHNSON.

Nettie Davis is teaching again in district
No. 8.
Homer Stanley has lately been granted
pension.
Julia Buck spent several DAYS i'll st. Adams
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Stebbins of Westford, was in town
last week.
Mrs. William Patch is seriously i'll with
| pneumonia
W. K. Stearns was in Worcester on bust
ness last week.
Mary Leland has gone to Lowell to teach
school this winter.
Mrs. Smith of New York, is visiting her
niece Mrs. Elwood
| Fred Bicknell went to Burlington last week
to have his eyes treated.
| Alice Beecher was called to Burlington last
| week to engage in nursing.
| Mrs. j. J. and A. d. Robbins lately visited
friends in Ellenburgh, N. Y.
J. W. Boyce, who is teaching in Hyde Park
| spent the Sabbath in town.
Jennie Baker returned to her school at
Island Pond last Saturday.
| Deer tracks were seen last week on the
mountain above Bucks MILL
Mr. and Mrs Watts of Stowe, visited their
daughter at Mr.. Hills last week.
C. H. Stearns started for the west last
Thursday. He will go as far as Kansas.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen attended installation
services at Hyde Park last Thursday eve.
Eleven from the village attended the meet
ing in district No. s last Thursday evening.
H. H Collins has rented his farm to John
Rand, who takes possession the first Off
airy.
Mr. Soule of Fairfield, and Buck of st.
Adams, were Mrs. A. O.. Bucks guests last
week.
Rodney Foster has added a veranda to his
house, which adds to the appearance of the
same.
B. L. Austin has a full supply of American
bibles. Bible Society bibles at New York
prices.
Holiday goods are going off lively at Welch
Farrington's. Go early and make your Sc
lection,
In selecting Xmas goods do not overlook
Holmes & Cowles. They have a very nice as
sortment.
Vernon Patch was called to Fletcher Tues
day to see his daughter, who is very sick with
pneumonia.
Buck Bros. had the misfortune to losequite
a number of their logs through their loom at
Cambridge.
There is to be Christmas entertainment
at the Congregational church Thursday even
ing Dec. "a.
end of one of his fingers taken off in w. II.
Stearns mill.
Rev. Mr. Newton and Ida Barton attended
the Epworth League convention at Enos-
burgh last week.
Rev Mr.. Wright of Cambridge was called
here last week on account of the illness of his
father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Dodge attended the
funeral of their sister Mrs Brink at Cam
bridge last Thursday.
1t is uncertain when Rev. and Mrs. Smith
will return, as news was received last week of
the illness of Mr.. Smith.
The delegates gave a very interesting re-
port of the E. l.. convention held at Enos-
burgh, at the NJ E. church Sunday evening.
The baptist society have purchased the
Endeavor edition of Gospel Hymns No 6, for
use in the Sunday school and evening meet
ings.
The Farmers League will meet at town
hall in Johnson, Saturday, December 10, at
L 80 p. IN. All interested in the Farmers are
invited
There will be a Christmas tree at the Bap-
fist church Thursday evening Dec "a. A
cordial invitation is extended to all, who
may wish to put presents upon it for their
friends.
An entertainment will be given by the "C'
class of J. S. N. S. at Normal Hall Friday
evening, DeC 10. az sOO. n COTuiul lHNIld-
tion is extended to all.
All interested in forming a Young Mena
Club, and making arrangements for a reading
room, are requested to meet at the Normal
building in room No. next Saturday even
ing Dec. 10, at Z O'Clock.
All members of the camp ofSons ofYeterans
are urged to be present at their meeting on
Thursday evening Dec II at O'Clock. The
election of officers will take place, The G. A.
r. Post are invited. Coffee will deserved.
OF course you will read Austin's advertise
ment Barnum is % in it " this year sure, if a
fine stock of holiday goods are to be taken
into consideration and then all this section
round about know that he is correct on low
prices. Give him call.
A good sized audience listened to the lect.
ure by Rev Mr. Cakes at the Baptist church
last Friday evening. 1t was carefully pre-
pared and effectively delivered While it was
to high degree instructive and helpful to
young endeavors, for whom it was intended,
it was enjoyed by their older friends.