News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-06
JOHNSON.

| George Elwood is visiting at Highgate.
Miss Anna Noyes is guest of j. R. Hill.
Carl Robbins is visiting his parents in New
| York
Delbert Allen is enjoying very fine, new
bicycle.
Chas. W. Baker and family started for Chi
| cago Monday.
Mr.. Osgood's people have returned to their
| home in Cabot
J. A. Pearl and family are spending the
week at North Troy.
Mrs Stiles of Fairfax, is stopping with her
son at j. A. Andrews
Mrs I A. Manning visited in Burlington
and Shelburne last week.
Mr.. Jordan has been spending some time
with friends in Hardwick.
Roy Ward has graduated at st. Johnsbury
Academy and is at home.
Horace Wood and family of Jericho, are
visiting at F. s. Hayford' s.
Laura Burnham of Cambridge, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. e. P. Jones.
Dormon Hawley of Sparta, Wis, called on
his friends in town last Tuesday.
Nellie Thomas is taking a well earned vaca-
ton, visiting friends in New York.
Fl. NJ. Maxfield took possession of his new
place on Pearl street last Monday.
Eighteen of our young people enjoyed pic
mic at Elmore Pond last Thursday.
Russell Cowes of Craftsbury, visited his
children and Others in town last week.
Mrs DR.. Allen and son Delbert spent few
days with friends in Fairfax last week.
j. NJ. Beeman al Fairfax is spending few
days with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Allen.
The Baptist p s. c. Z. sends Belle Butler
as their delegate to Montreal this week.
Mr. and Mrs Avery Holmes have begun
housekeeping in Bert Rogers tenement.
Miss Preston remains in town for few
weeks. She has gained many warm friends.
William Leslies brother, who has been sick
at his home for some time, died on Monday.
T. j. Boynton and family were in town for
several days last week, guests of E. o. Story.
Miss Bessie Chamberlain of n Y City, is
boarding for a few weeks with Mrs. Ellwood.
Mrs Charles Wetherbee of Jacksonville,
was Mrs. Robt. McFarland's guest last week.
Prof Oscar Atwood attended the Com
mencement exercises at Burlington last week.
George Baker and daughter Belle are spend
ing few days IN Irasburgh with Miss Parker.
A large delegation from the three Sunday
schools attended the rally at Morrisvile last
Friday.
Wesley Brush of Fairfax, whom all will re-
member as Fl. NJ. Maxfield's former clerk, was
in town last week.
Prof Grout is spending part of his vaca-
ton in town. He is making a speciality of
the study of botany.
Mrs. Orange Buck has gone again to st.
Adams to care for her daughter. Mrs. Hart
well, who is still very ill.
Fred Bicknel is attending the Summer Con-
ference at Mortified. He represents the So
ciety connected with the Normal.
Miss Thompson has returned to her home
in Verona, Pa She is engaged as one of the
the Normal faculty for the coming year.
Mrs. D. S. Scott was called to Mass last
week on account of the illness of her brother.
Her son, Frank Sargent, accompanied her.
Mrs. Francis Larraway passed quietly away
last Thursday, after a long and painful i'll
ness. She leaves husband and five children.
Belah Huntington nephew Of II. A. Water
man. with his family, is visiting friends in
town. He is practicing law at The Dalles, in
Oregon.
Mr.. Gray's people, who have been in town
for two years, while their daughter took the
Normal course, have moved back to their
home in Sheffield.
Nellie Harvey and Achsa Allen, who have
taught the past year at st. Johnsbury, were
in town during the closing exercises of the
Normal last week.
The B exhibition at Normal Hall last week
Tuesday evening drew q crowded house. Rel
atives and friends of the class, mostly from
other towns, gave to the audience a singular
but attractive appearance. The Rotations
were excellent, both in selection and eXecu
ton. The bearing of the class was such as to
impress upon the observers the fact that there
had been hearty cooperation on the part of
the students with the teachers to maintain
and advance the reputation of the school.