News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
JOHNSON.

| b. s. Fullington is in Boston this week.
| Madison Sargent has gone to Montpelier.
Lucy Hodgen is in town, the guest of Mrs.
| III. W. Stevens.
Joseph Butler has lately visited his father
| in Keene, n. II.
Ida Barton has the position as bookkeeper
| for O. B. Landon.
Ellen Ferry of Reading, VT, visited friends
| in town last week.
Carrie Stevens spent few days with friends
in Hardwick last week
| Mrs Wheeler of Burlington, was a guest at
| L. j. Bakers last week.
Mrs. DR.. Wilson of Champlain, is visiting
her father, Fl. W. Stevens.
Eva and Leon Sturtevant are spending the
week with friends in Fairfield.
Louis Como had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite seriously last week.
| Miss Preston has gone to Massachusetts to
| spend few weeks with friends.
Mrs. Hadley is to spend the summer with
| friends In johnson and Hyde Park.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be at Mrs
H. W. Stevens Friday p. m. at 2:30.
Flora Pearl has finished another term of
school at Cambridge and is at home
Mrs. Lyman Jones returned home Monday.
She is warmly welcomed by many friends.
DR.. Allen went to Morrstown last Thursday
to assist in amputating J. NJ. Towns leg
Mr.. and Mrs 0. W. Stearns have gone to
Old Orchard Beach to spend few weeks.
Mary and Susie Hill are taking instrument
al music lessons OF Prof. Whipple of Morris
vile.
The Leighton relatives have enjoyed very
pleasant reunion at Mrs. Fitch's the past
week.
May Baker, Belle Butler and Annie Pulling
ton attended the C. L. Convention at Mon
treal.
Lena Ward has graduated at Mt Holyoke
Seminary and is spending the summer at
home.
Frank Keller of Burlington, and Leon Wis
well of Hyde Park, called on their friends last
Wednesday.
The schoolhouse in District No 1 is being
thoroughly repaired and receiving many i'm
provements.
Glenn Raymond has recovered from the in
jury received by a base ball on the Fair
ground the 4th.
Horner Leach of Watervle, and Mrs. Anna
Colby of Chicago, were Mrs. r. T. Fosters
guests last week.
Mrs. Henry Wetherby and daughter of Bur
lington, were guests at Mrs. r. W. McFar-
lands the first of the week
We are glad TO state that Mrs. Hartwell is
much better. She is expected to be able to
come home the last of the week.
Advertised letters-Miss Florence Ager. Will
liam Belford George Fisher, Bert C.. Lunt,
Martin Fender, Will B. Prearrey.
Mrs. l.. NJ Knight and daughter Sara
started for Chicago last week Tuesday night.
They expect to be away several weeks.
$. A. Andrews of Vergennes, was in town
Saturday. He is making some improvements
in his house occupied by DR., Campbell.
The Cong'l S. s. teachers meeting will be
held at C. Z. Jones Friday evening. The
Baptist at |. l.. Pearls Saturday evening.
DR.. Campbell spent Monday and Tuesday
of this week with his three children in Bur-
lington, Several trips on the lake are antici
pated.
Charles II. Hayford graduated with honors
at the U. " NJ. He is home at present, but
has a good position awaiting him in the
south part OF the State,
Mrs. Hadley sold her house on Stearns
street to P. c. Stearns for about 81 900. He
in turn has sold to Frank Holmes, who will
fit and furnish the house for school roomers.
No place has a more desirable situation for
that purpose.