News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-10-06
JOHNS SON.

Two persons Joined the NJ. E. church last
Sunday
Mrs Allen spent few days with friends in
Fairfax.
William Cunningham was called to st. AL
bans Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Banks visited the Normal school
last Monday.
Consult the new time table change was
made last Monday.
Mrs Hunt is in Boston and New York,
buying fall goods.
Mrs. Bert Rogers and son, visited friends in
RichfOrd last week.
Bert Cunningham of st. Adams, is spending
a few days in town.
Bert Mills has bought Albin Demerritt's
place in the village.
Albin Demerrtt has bought the Mills farm
and moved on to it.
Cordie Brown spent few days with her sis
ter in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emmonds returned to
johnson last Saturday.
Miss Clara Campbell accompanied the Dr.
to Montpelier last week.
Rev. X. H. Kanzanjian preached at the
COng'l church last Sunday.
George Leland returned home from Middle
town, tonn., Friday evening.
Henry Ward has accepted position as
clerk in a store at Shoreham.
Mrs. Sara Heath's friends here, regret to
learn of her illness in Richmond.
George COarser went to Littleton, n. H.,
last Saturday to visit his brother,
There will be a Harvest soeiable at the
Congl church next Friday evening.
There will be a Missionary meeting at the
Congl parsonage Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Flemings and daugh-
ter of Lowell, spent the Sabbath in town.
Mr. X. A. LeffingweIl of Appleton, Wis,
lately visited his cousin II. A. Waterman.
Ten from the Baptist church and society
attended the convention at Fairfax last week.
Edison Holmes of Newton, Mass, is spend
ing few weeks with his brothers and sons in
town.
Bertha Hoxie of Boston, was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Waterman, the past two
weeks.
Miss Thompson of the Normal faculty, read
a paper at the Institute held in Montpelier
last week.
-Four of the Normal teachers and several of
the class attended the Teachers Institute
at Montpelier.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders will give an illustrated
Home Mission talk at the Baptist church
Sunday evening,
Mrs J. A. PEARLS two aunts from North
Troy, Mrs. and Miss Mason, are spending a
few days with her.
There will ba a Harvest Festival in the
Darlors of the Cong'l church Friday evening,
to which all are invited.
We understand that VIM. F. Parmelee has
moved to Milton and will engage in the
of excelsior.
Vernon Patch was thrown from a wagon
last Friday, Three ribs were broken and
quite seriously injured.
Mrs. Allen and B. L. Austin. are delegates
from the Cong'l church to attend the S. s.
held in Brattlehoro the 18th and
18th, of this month.
Advertised letters: Charles f. Brigham,
George ). Balch, Mrs. Harriet Hadley, Foster
} Johnson, Miss Clara Maynard Mrs Sophia
Roy &c, Mrs. E. A. Whitney.
Miss Alma Daggett was the guest of Mrs.
J. A. Pearl last Saturday. Miss Dagget has
resigned her position at the Reform School
and has returned to her home in Newport.
Milo Eastman of Michigan, with his wife |
and daughters, have spent n week Or two |
with their cousin B. ). Fullington 1t was |
Mr. astnau's vacation fr9m the active |
duties OF Supt. Of a Michigan r. K.
Columbus Day will be observed Friday,
Oct. p, according to the program in the
Youths Companion of Sept. s. Each school
will have services In the morning at their
school house. In the afternoon there will be
a street parade, and an address at Normal
hall.