News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-08-18
JOHNSON.

Chesley Hartwell is a guest at Orange Buck s
Mrs. Ahira Leach is visiting relatives in
| Burlington.
Emma Drinkwine of Fairfax, is visiting her
| sister in town.
Minnie Morgan is visiting her relatives and
| friends in town.
Flora Pearl is engaged to teach at Cam
bridge this fall.
Mrs. Howard Manning and children are
visiting at Alburgh
Mr. and Mrs. John Rand visited friends in
st. Adams last week
Mabel Written visited the Misses Stevens
at Walden last week.
Mr. James Dolan of Champlain, N. Y, is a
guest at Fl. w. Stevens.
Mrs. Ida Gray of Montpelier is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. C. l.. Lewis.
Murray Buck has sold his farm where he
now lives, to Enos Sherwn.
Mrs Henry Wiley of Boston. is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Joel Partlow.
Dr. and Mrs Wilson of Champlain, are the
guests of her father H. W. Stevens.
Miss Kate Stevens of Amesbury, Mass, was
a guest at H. W. Stevens last week
Mrs. Walbridge entertained her S. S. class
Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage.
Harry and Clumie Fulington are spending
few days with friends in st. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Jones have been spend
ing few days with friends in Lowell.
Mrs Riddle and Miss Cowles have gone to
Old Orchard Beach to spend the week.
F.C Writings house is going up rapidly
and will add much to West Main street.
Ida Barton has been engaged to teach the
intermediate grade of the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Buck of St. Adams,
NVnp 10 OI1A GtG of thoI hpnt hnpl Ia eff
Mrs. Frank Butler of New York and her
daughter, are guests of Mrs. II. NJ. Parish.
Mrs B. A. Hunt and children spent several
days last week at her fathers in Waterbury.
Rev. and Mrs. Walbridge will be at home
Wednesdays and Fridays to receive their
friends.
B. B. Blake, butter buyer. has something
of interest to Johnson people in the business
notices.
Mr.. Crowell. the vet eran seller of axes and
scythes, was the guest of H.. W. Stevens last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walbridge invite the ladies to
meet at the parsonage Friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
There was no preaching at the M. E. church |
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Newton was detained at |
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH and children, have tax
en carriage drive to Groton, where they will
remain several days.
The V. |. society was out in force Monday
1oing some thorough work betweenT. J. and
George Bakers, on the side walk.
Dea. p. D. Kinds has returned from Haver-
ill and reports that his daughter is much
better. Mrs. Kinds remains few weeks.
DR.. Walter Heath drove to Milton Monday
lie is deciding between several locations of
cred him. His friends hope he will not leave
his part of the state.
Mrs. Daniel Fletcher was thrown from a
arriage last week. while crossing a defective
ridge in the highway a mile and a half below
Ter house, sustaining severe injuries to both
rms and dislocating the left shoulder.
About 1870 voters participated in the caucus
asst Saturday. After second ballot w. H.
tearns withdrew and for four ballots Orvill |
wilson and Sewall Newton were "neck and 1
eek, the latter winning by one majority. I
Last Saturday Mrs. L. G. Terril received a
ackage, which contained very substantial
xpresson of loving thoughtfulness from
lend or friends. May the great prompter of
II love and kindness shown to our fellow be- !
lgs, abundantly reward and bless. !
The Congregational Sunday school will :
ave a picnic in 7. J. Bakers grove Thurs
ay. All are requested to meet at the church !
t 10 a. M, instead of 2 p. M, as was an
ounced last Sunday. Come with well filled
askets, as we wish to set tables and have an t
picnic, with good time for all. e