News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-15
JOHNS SON.

Mss Newell's father visited her, last week
Carl and Frank Ward were in town Mon
day.
Lena Ward ha urned to school al
Holyoke, Mass.
The bands new campaign hats are tall
white " stove pipes
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sanders are spending
the week in Montpelier.
| Mrs. Walter Bradley spent last week ut her
| former home in Sheldon.
! = George Baker has gone to Rutland in in
terest of the Kelley Institute.
Mrs. Elwood, who has been from home
some time, returns this week.
l. L. Pearl went through Orleans county
| last week on Il business trip.
Miss TOllman of Greensboro is the guest of
| her cousin, Mrs. Willard Welch.
Belle Butler of New York. is visiting her
grandmother Mrs. II. NJ. Parish
Mrs. Bert Rogers is entertaining a cousin
and daughter from Massachusetts.
Mrs. George Partlow is spending II few
weeks at her former home in Milton.
There is a full attendance at the Normal,
this fall, there being forty in the d class.
| Mrs. E. K. Woodward of Burlington is
| spending few days with friends in town.
| Mr.. Dewey of Boston and Mrs Freeman of
Calais are guests of Mrs. B. S. FullingtOn
| Miss Bailey has been obliged to give up her
school in Enosburg, on account of sickness.
DR.. Campbell has been appointed by Gov.
| Page County examiner for the unexpired
| term.
Miss Blake of Boston, is welcomed by the
Normais as their teacher in Elocution this
term.
Miss King of New York is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. Wright, and will do dress
making.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders spoke 30 the students
at Normal Hall, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Ninety-fve and six tenths cents per hun
dred is the price paid at the creamery for
August milk.
1t is no longer Heman, but Farmer Water
man now since his August price for milk was
Sl.O5 per hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KimbalI of Chelmsford,
Mass. are spending theweek at theirfather's,
Rev. N. c. Saunders.
c. Fl. Stearns congratulates himself that it
takes nothing to run his shop. The help all
enjoying vacation.
Quite a large party of ladies from this place |
attended the camp-meetng at Cambridge |
junction, last Friday.
The time of the teachers meeting at the |
Congregational Sunday school has been |
changed from Sunday p. NJ. to Wednesday |
evening at O'Clock
Rev. Mr.. McGeorge of Brattleboro will
speak at the Baptist church, Wednesday
evening. His theme will be the work of the
State convention.
Capt. B. Frank Holmes of Mystic, Conn,
who married Mrs. s. Stoughton Pike of John
son, Vt, was instantly killed on Wednesday, |
Aug. 81, by the cylinder of the r. R. engine.
George Baker went to st. Johnsbury Tues
day, as agent of the Keely Institute. He ex-
poets soon to visit most of the small towns in
the northern part of the state in the interest
of the Institute.
There will be L. Z. B. A. sociable, next
Friday evening. Those who desire to know
what it is to be, come to the Methodist
church on that evening. Everyone is coTdi-
ally invited to be present.
About 40 of Mrs. Sara Heath's friends sur
prised her by calling en- masse last Tuesday.
The presents left, which included a valuable |
chair, made emphatic their regrets that she
expects to leave town soon.
= Charles Hand of New York city, of the ,
editorial staff of The Forum, spent "a few
days last week and this with his uncle, II. J. |
Baker. Mrs Hand, youngest daughter of
Albee B. Whiting, was with her husband. s
The friends of Mrs. S. S. Pike of Mystic.
Conn, were panied to learn that her late !
husband, Capt. B. Frank Holmes, was in
Stantly killed on railroad bridge at Poquo- {
noe, near Mystic, Aug. 31st The sympathy | .
Of her friends in this vicinity is extended to
her.
The last of this month our popular and
dentist, A. w. Soule, will fol his
tent like an Arab and silently steal away-to
Dental College. Next spring he expects to
repeat the tent-folding ceremony and make
ohnson his home. His friends here hope
That his September business will exceed that
Of any other month.