News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-07-14
JOHNSON,


DR., Soule spent the Sabbath at his home il
Fairfield.
There will be services in district No. 8, mex
Sunday at p. m.
Julia Buck is spending the week with friend
in New Hampshire.
E.. A. Heath spent few days with hi
mother, last week.
Lillian Beeeher has resigned her position a
| the Reform School.
j. X. Hill and daughter, Susie, spent the
Sabbath in Hardwick.
Lucy Baker entertained some of her Bur
| lington friends last week.
Mrs. Keller of Burlington, is the guest O.
her sister, Mrs A. Riddle.
Alice Boyce and Ellen Scribner have re
turned from the mountains.
Mrs. c. HI. Stearns and son, Arthur were in
Burlington, last Wednesday.
Elmer Hill has gone to Vergennes, as night
watch at the Reform School.
Mary Leland has closed her school and is
visiting friends in Stanstead.
| Mrs. W. II. Hadley is visiting her sister,
Mrs N. +. Keller, at Hyde Park.
Mrs. 0. W. Stearns spent several days with
her sister, in Cambridge, last week.
| A. A. Leland's cousins from Iowa. Messrs
Fay, lately spent a few days with him.
I. J. Bakers family attended Mise Wheel
er's wedding in Burlington, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Pearl returned home Monday,
from her extended visit at North Troy.
Mr.. James Mason of North Troy, was a
guest at j. A. PEARLS, the first of the week
s. A. Phillips of Craftsbury, with his oldest
son, spent a few days with his brother, George.
Mrs. A. N. StLouis of Montpelier is spend
ing week with her aunt, Miss Eta Phillips.
h.
Mountains, where he is engaged coach
man.
Lucy Leland closed her school last Tuesday,
with very pleasant picnic in Mr. Beecher's
grove.
5. c. Hills ssterfrom Underhill, was thrown
from III. H. Bradley's wagon last week, and
broke her wrist.
The ladies will hold their Missionary meet
ing Thursday afternoon at 2 80, with Mrs.
L. M. Fullington.
There was no service at the Baptist church
last Sunday morning. The pastor is expect
ed home this week
A cablegram received Monday, announces
the safe arrival of DR.. A. H. Campbell at
Glasgow, Scotland.
Walter Bradley takes his vacation this
week. He, with Mrs. Bradley, went to Shell
don Monday evening
r. B. Bradley treated his friends to an en-
tertainment at bis home given by Prof. Fred
Dow, with his Photograph,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Stevens and their
mother Mrs Buck, took Carriage drive TO
Montpelier, last Wednesday.
The Sons of Veterans may well be proud of
their elegant sword, won at the drill last Tues
day at Morrisville eneampment
Capt. G. A. Sturtevant and Smith Davis,
attended the annual encampment of the Sons
of Veterans at Brandon, last week.
Nettie Morgan, who has employment in
Enosburgh, is taking a vacation, and spend
ing the time at home with her mother.
Mrs. Andrew Fletcher, while visiting Mrs
cellar stairs. She was somewhat bruised, but
no bones broken. She is now with her
daughter Mrs. Willard Warren.
SCHOOL REPORT OF NO. SIX.
Thinking a report of District No. 6. of
johnson, would interest and essentially bene-
fit the people throughout this county. give
the following statistics of expenses of schools
Taught during the spring of 1891.
Two teachers were engaged-one to teach
the posterity in the studies prescribed by
law for term of twelve weeks, for which ser
vice she received $500; the other to in
struct the adults in Practical Economy"
as long as they chose to pursue that course.
The first lesson was recited before Justice
Strong at johnson; but as the TECHNICAL
ties regarding school warnings, proper man
ner OF conducting school meetings, district
clerks records, election and duties of Off
GERS, were not explicit to all, even after sew
eral rehearsals at the school-house of said
district, it was decided to review Economy (?)
The interview, which was recited before
Chief Justice Ross, left a lasting impression
on all opponents of the true principles of
Practical Economy" Verdict. $S1 .12
Costs, SAT "a; lawyers fees, $50 so. Total,
$1S1.46.
This decision requires tax of 90c. on the
Grand List, exclusive of expenses for the
other school. RESIDENT.