News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-01-14
JOHNSON,
Chasfey Hartwell is in town.

Chasfey Hartwel is in town.
Many are still suffering with grip.
Lena Marvin is visiting friends in town.
Byron Mills saw a robin one day last week
There will be meeting in No Thursday
eve.
S. II. Waters of Burlington, was in town OF
Monday.
W. W. Cowan of MorrisviIle, spent the Sab
bath in town.
Mrs. Miner of Milton, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Livermore
Alice Winchester's brother from Massachu-
setts. is visiting her.
There was no service at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shephardson of Fairfax, are
| guests at Rev. N. c. Saunders.
| Nellie Harveys sister from PeaCham, is
| spending a few days with her.
james Hickey received severe injury in his
| leg, by one of his horses last week
Susie Hill was thrown from a sled Satur
day, causing the disloeation of her hip.
DR.. Fl. D. Martin, oculist can be consulted
at the hotel from Jan. 26th to the 2Sth.
Misses Benson and Stowe of Boston, are in
| town preparing to open dress makers shop.
| The school in district No l was closed last
week on account of the illness of the teacher.
Lula Campbell has been in school five years
without missing a day or having a tardy
| mark.
DR.. Campbell entertained the teachers and
the graduating class at his home Monday
evening.
+. c. Whiting took a fine pair of horses to
Bloomingdale, n Y, last week and sold them
for 1915.
The Baccalaureate exercises at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday evening.
Sermon by DR.. Campbell was excellent in
every respect.
At the meeting of the Congregational
society last Saturday, it was ACTED to accept
Rev. Mr.. Smiths resignation. mutual
counsel will be called soon.
The concert next Thursday evening by the
Montpelier Military band will be under the
auspices of the Johnson Serenade band. 1t
is hoped that they will have a full house.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Mis- |
sionary society held last week, the following |
ofcers were fhOseni Pres Mrs. Perry Mrs. |
o. W. Stearns and Mrs |. l.. Pearl, vice pres; |
Mrs Flora Hooper, sec; and treas; Mrs b. |
). Fullington leader of mission band.
The annual meeting of the LIST. Baptist |
church and society occurred Monday after
noon at the vestry. Elected l. l.. Pearl pres:
J. A. Andrews, vice pres. F. N. Holmes, sec.
L. II. Wheeler. P: d. Kinds and o, NJ Stearns
desk com. j. II. Burnham, treas. j H. Sin T
clair, j. A. Pearl and J. A. Andrews, trustees.
Wedding festivities at home and a mar
rage solemnized in church, Tuesday, made it
a notable day in our social annals. That
two of the high contracting parties" Kate
G. and Deacon John, had been near neigh
bors for 20 years and both thoroughly iden-
titled with the same public interests, added
somewhat to the interest felt in the days do
ings. The Collins=Sunderand nuptials were
celebrated at the home OF the bride in the pres
ence of near friends. Miss Collins for more
than ten years, in social, educational. church,
missionary and Sunday school fields, has
been both useful and ubiquitous and will be
more than ever appreciated and missed.
Even the most esteemed blessings, = Brighten
as they ia Ike their flight" A full house, Men
delssOhn's Wedding March, skillfuly played ,
by Miss Flora Pearl, a clergyman whose
clear voice and magnetic presence would
make hip conspicuous in any brilliant gather ]
ing, made Tuesday evening at the Baptist
church, an occasion to be enjoyed and remem-
bered, Frances Willard refers to Governor
Russell of Massachusetts as a noble youth.
If some lesser but still bright literary light
should say the same of our young Deacon ,
and Sunday school superintendent, all and
many, would exclaim, Amen, The cause Ct !
will not suffer, since some one will !
step into Miss Nellie Fosters place and con- :
5inue her successful labors in our common
schools.