News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-12-28
JOHNSON.

]. A. Pearl was at North Troy last week.
| l.. NJ. Fullington SfK pine for u short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. I,rS&.s4are visiting in Stowe.
Ice-eutting began on the mill pond last
week
Flora Pearl spent her Christmas vacation
at home.
Frank Jones has sold his shop and house
at Lowell.
Alvin Saunders is home from Burlington for
a short time.
William Cunningham of st. Adams was in
town last week.
Ira Ellsworth of Newport is the guest al
his aunt, Mrs. Jane Davis.
Miss Kate Kinsley of Barre is the guest of
her uncle, Freeman Boyce.
The Normal students enjoyed n short va
cation the first of the week.
Mrs. Paulina Leach has returned from an
extended visit in Enosburgh.
| Israel Dubray of Connecticut was a guest
at Isaiah Dubray's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland returned
from their trip Monday evening.
&. II. Stevens and family of ST. Adams are
spending the week at Orange Bucks.
Mrs. Frank Sargent was called to Cam
bridge last week by the illness of her sister.
The ladies' prayer-meeting will be held
| at the Congl parsonage Friday afternoon at
2:30.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders recovered from his at
tack of the grip so far as to be able to give
his Christmas sermon Sunday morning.
Clumie Fullington entertained number of
his friends Christmas eve. His generosity
and unique entertainment were appreciated
The M. L. Sunday school held interesting
exercises at their church Monday evening
The presents came to port in ii well-laden
ship.
The entire X'mas exercises at the Cong1
church Sunday morning were appreciated
and enjoyed by all that had the privilege of
participating or listening.
Both large and small farmers were interest
ed in the agricultural meeting in Landon's
hall last Tuesday and Wednesday, and
showed appreciation by prompt attendance
and good listening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ferrin and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G.. Andrews of Montpelier, Charles
Atwood of st. Adams, and Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
NJ. Mcfarland of Hyde Park were among the
guests at the Northumberland wedding
last Wednesday.
At the annual meeting of the s. of " the
following officers were elected; Capt, 6. A.
Sturtevant: LIST lieut., Walter Davis I'd
lieut., ID. A. Fletcher, Jr. camp council,
Bert Cowles, Ned Holmes and Fred Mudgett
delegate TO encampment, Will Landon.
the coming year.
Miss Nettie Davis returns to her school in
Pittsford Jan. /.
Christmas services were held at the Congre-
gatfonal church Sunday evening.
A. n. Davis from Boston has moved to
town and will work Cor the Buck brothers.
Remember the News AND CITIZEN col
lector will be here Saturday, Dec. 80, Don't
fail to see him.
o. B. Landon intends putting in Il separa-
tor at Waterville the coming spring and
bring the cream here to be made into butter.
He is also putting in a creamy at Lowell for
his son Will and T. H. Leland.
w. G. Andrews and wife were in town last
week to attend the McFarland-Landonw we'd
ding. 1t is said that while the item regarding
IN. G. Andrews" in a recent issue of the
Free Press is correct, ' W. c." is not in it.
At the regular communication of Water
man lodge, F. & A. NJ, Dec. 81, 1893, the
following officers were elected for the year
ensuing: Joel Allen, w. M; George Partlow
w; F. W. Holmes ]. W: C. N harrington,
Treas; E. ii. Sherwin, Sec'y; II. B. Bradley,
Chap; W. II. Stearns. S. s.; Bert Mills, j. S;
| William McLenathan, Tyler; j. J. Hickey,
} Collector; T. A. Riddle. J. Fl. Hayford and w.
c. Doane, Finance Committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS. our Heavenly Father has, in
| his wise providence, come into our midst and
taken from the home of our dear comrade
and sister, George aud Ruth Courser, one of
| the lambs of the fold, their dear son Oscar;
| therefore
Resolved, That we mourn his early depart
ure, that cherish his memory, and that
we unite our deepest sympathy with the fam
! lily.
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to the bereaved home, and entered
upon our journal in due form. and copy be
furnished to the News AND CITIZEN for publ
| cation.
| LIZZIE NJ. HILL, ID. q. HOLMES,
| Com. from Corps. Com. from Post.
| EAST JOHNSON.
Miss Ethel Kinsley of Barre, is visiting at F..
II. Boyce's.
Alice and Lillian Beecher are spending the
| holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griswold of Elmore, and
! Mrs. Hollis Putnam and children visited at
S. A. Griswold's recently.
Samuel Sn.ivsi was quite seriously hurt
| while working in the woods and fireman
| Boyce by a runaway team, last week.