News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
JOHNS SON.

S. II Waters was in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard of Iowa, are guests
of M. c. Foote.
W H Nye spent last week in New York city
| buying fall goods.
The fall term of the Normal school will be
! gin Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Albin Demerritt has sold his place in the
village to B. A. Hunt.
The town was well represented at the rally
| in Burlington Tuesday.
, Lucy Hodgden returned to her school in
Lunenburg last Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Newton was in Montpelier for a
few days the first of the week.
| Mr. Morris of Salem, Mass, was the guest
of {. e. Rogers last Saturday.
Fred Jones, unable to work on a farm, is in
Lowell, Vt, working in a shop.
Charles Prince has gone to Montpelier to
attend the Methodist seminery.
Jennie Baker is to teach in the Smile, and
Mary Leland in the Wheeler district
Mrs. DR.. Vaughn of Chicago, is spending u
few weeks at her fathers, HI. A. Beecher.
Leon Story has recovered from his injury
and is engaged in n store at MOfrisviiIc.
Mrs O. G. Buck and daughter spent several
days last week with friends in Burlington
Mrs l.. NJ Fulington with the youngest
son, is visiting her brother in Vergennes.
Another letter from DR.. Campbell concern
ing his foreign trip, will appear next week.
Mrs. Orange Buck visited her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Stevens, i'll st. Adams last week.
The ballot clerks are, j. A. PEARL James
Newcomb. C. Fl. Stearns and Geo. Monteith.
Mrs NJ. Freeman and daughter of Everette,
Mass, were guests at B. l.. Fullingtcns last
week.
The regular monthly meeting of the CongI
Oh, bo hall Go off ut
O'Clock.
Mrs Ira Thorp of Underhill, and two chill
dren were the guests of Mrs C. L. Lewis last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Lighthall from Rouses Point,
N. Y, have been visiting their sister, Mrs
Will Leslie.
Louise Leland returned home Saturday, at-
ter Il stay of several months with friends In
Stanstead.
Mrs. Clement and daughter of Chicago, are
visiting their sister and aunt, Mrs Jennie
Chamberlain.
Mrs H. W. Stevens will entertain her S. S.
class at her home Thursday afternoon, from
4 till O'Clock.
Bernice Beecher, who has spent several
months with her sister in Chicago, returned
home last week.
George Baker went to Montpelier last week
and is at work for the Vermont branch of the |
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland has returned to |
her home after spending the summer with
friends in Montpelier
Julia Buck started for Texas last week, |
where she is to spend the winter with her |
brother, DR.. AbUah Buck.
Julia Ferry has returned to st. Adams, to |
teach in the same school where she has been |
engaged for several terms.
Mr.. Omer Rogers, salesman for A. B. Noyes |
& Co., st. .Iohnsbury, with Mrs Rogers, is |
spending a few days at his home here.
Dr. Walter Heath goes this week to Rich
mond, VT. His friends here and elsewhere |
believe that he deserves success and will |
achieve it.
The Indies of the Congl church will hold a
Missionary meeting at the church parlor on
Thursday afternoon. 1t is to be a thank Of
fering meeting.
Harry Stiles, who has been engaged With.
A. Andrews for the past six months, returned
to his home in Fairfield last Monday, where
he is to teach the coming season.
The Democrats are to have a rally and
speaking at the Normal hall Friday evening.
T. J. Boynton and J II. Senter of Montpelier,
and b. L. Billiard of HardWick, are expected
to speak.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist church
will be held Friday afternoon instead OF
Saturday. Delegates will be chosen to at
tend the Association at Jericho. full at
tendance is desired.
The Republicans of johnson will have a
grand rally and fag-raising Monday, even
ing, Sept 5th. Congressman Powers will
address the meeting, and other speakers will
be present. Good music, and n rousing
good time may be expected. Let everybody
come