News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-12-31
JOHNSON,

A. E. Partlow is spending a few days at
home.
Charles Hayford was at home for a few
days last week
H. H. Collins and daughter Kate, are visit
ing in Waitsfied.
Harry Stiles went to his home in Fairfax,
to spend Sunday.
Dr. Allen is among the long list that are
having the grippe.
There will be meeting in district No s on
Thursday evening.
S. A. Andrews made his friends a short
visit the first of the week.
Miss Larabee spent her short vacation
with friend in Westford.
Hattie Crsty of Burlington is spending 9
week with heI uncle, r. c. Cristy.
DR.. Allen S illness necessitates the attendance
OF DIR. Johnson for his patients.
Rev. Mr.. Ward was called upon to attend
two funerals last Monday forenoon.
Fred Holmes is president and Arne Hill
vice president of the Young Mems club.
Waterman lodge, No. 81, F. & A. NJ, plan
to have a public installation of officers in
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Buck of st. Adams took
Christmas dinner in town at their brothers,
Orange Bucks.
Rhetorical exercises will be held in Normal
Hall Jan. by the D class, beginning at quar-
ter past seven.
l. L. Pearl and family went to Burlington
to spend Christmas with their uncle, Mr..
Frank Leonard.
Remember our agent will be at the post
Office, Saturday, January 2. Don't fail to
see him and pay up.
The regular montnly meeting of the Bap-
fist church will be held next Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock.
The officers of the Congregational Sunday
School are, Supt., B. l.. Austin; Sec, Mabel
Austin; Treas, Amer Hill.
Miss Nellie Harveys brother from Brook
Ign, N. Y, accompanied her to their home in
Peacham to spend Christmas.
A table containing book and paper ex-
change, is placed in the Baptist vestry for
the use of the young people.
The funeral services of Mrs. Jennie Robin
son of Manchester, were attended at her
brothers, B. F. Nye's, Sunday afternoon.
Doctor Allen is riding about the village,
visiting his patients, for the first time since
his sickness which kept him indoors about
one week.
The esteem of the Methodist people for
their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Newton, found express
sion in an elegant gold watch, presented on
Christmas eve.
The officers of the Baptist Sunday School
are Supt., Dea. j. nn sinclair; ASSIST. SupG.,
John H. Burnham; Treas, Avery Holmes;
Librarian, Elton Holmes.
officers elected at annual meeting of the
Congl egational society. Pres B. Austin; V.
Pres Dea. 10 les; Sec. Willard Welch; Treas.
Jas. Holmes; E.. Com. Willard WEIGH, c. p.
Jones and Lyman Jones'
Some of our quite young stay-at-home
school children saw a live Governor for the
first time last Friday afternoon on our
streets. His courteous and war-like secretary
happened to be in town at the same time.
As proof of confidence and an evidence of
loyalty to their leader and pastor. the Bap-
fist people presented Rev Mr.. Saunders with
tifty-two dollars at the close of the Christmas
festivities at the Baptist church Thursday
evening.
An ample house under a huge chimney. The
latter filled with presents. A well and fitting
ly caparisoned Santa Claus with elves fantas-
ticly dressed; Christmas carroll beautifully
rendered by Persis Landon, were the success
fnl features of the gathering at Congregation-
al church on Christmas eve.