News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-04-28
JOHNS SON.

Lillian Wells is taking weeks vacation.
Eta Dorr is visiting her friend Genie Ben
way.
Charley Hartwell of st. ,Tohnsbury, is in
town.
Harry Fullington is clerking for Lyman
Jones.
Mrs DR.. Allen is visiting her sister in Cam
bridge, N. Y.
The high water did considerable damage to
bridges in town.
Mrs Webster, who has been i'll so long is a
very little better.
Lucy Leland is to teach school in Perkins
vile this summer.
F. C. Whiting has commenced extensive re-
pairs on his barn.
George Partlow is getting the foundation
ready for his new house.
Mary Hill spent the Sabbath with herf friend
Miss Wheeler in Wolcott
Lillian Beecher of Vergennes, is spending a
week vacation at home.
Mrs. Charles Kneeland and children are Wis
iting friends in Hardwck
j. A. Andrews spent two days last week
with his son at Vergennes
Miss Julia Buck spent few DAVIS with ner
sister in st. Adams last week.
John Hayford has moved into the house
formerly occupied by his father.
Sara Knight attended the Mary Howe con-
cert at st. Johnsbury last week.
The NJ. E people have received present of
a nice chandelier for their vestry.
Mrs. ]. T. Baxendale has spent two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. o. M. Fitch
Mrs. ". H Hadley, who spen the winter
in Chicago returned home last Friday
Miss Huntley is welcomed back by the Nor
NAL students as their teacher in elocution.
Prof. Campbell gave reception at his
house for the students last Friday evening.
Flora Pearl and Laura Burnham visited
the school at Hyde Park one day last week
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson of Champaign, were the
guests a few days at their fathers, H. W
Stevens.
Eight of our young people attended the
banquet given at g The Randall" Wednesday
evening. sssnnfzG1<
M4ses- Edith ana Winnie stor.| - a "a 5
~ visited at their uncle's, e. o. Story
lsist week.
The ladies of the Baptist church will meet
early Thursday afternoon of this week to do
missionary work.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the NJ E.
church next Sunday. Presiding Elder Bout
well will be present.
large number of Masons from Waterman
Lodge attended the funeral of H. Parkhurst
at No. Hyde Park Saturday.
The regular monthly meetings of the Con-
gregational and Baptist churches will be held
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The popularity of Mr.. Robbins as a land
lord Is attested by the fact that several of
our citizens have agreed to furnish about
Slc0 to aid him in building hotel.
l.. NJ. Parkhurst has had many warm
friends in this place. Owing to his quiet I'M
obtrusive ways he was but little known till
as town officer and large shipper of lumber
he came in contact with many of his towns
men in this section. His death is universally
and sincerely regretted.
Johnson has long felt the need of new
hotel. The new houses at MorrisviIle and
Hyde PARK have so revived interest in the
matter that active steps have been taken
and it now looks as if this place would soon
have substantial and commodious hotel
within its borders. More anon.
Mr.. WEIGH, of the firm of Welch & Earring
tor, has just returned from market
with large supply of spring and summer
goods. 1t is impossible to enumerate, but
If you will step into their store in the course
OF a few days you will see a fine lot of goods
at prices that are remarkably low.