News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-09-07
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson is visiting in Platts-
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Mrs. Thomas Wilson is visiting in Platts-
burg, n, Y.
B. A. Hunt has been appointsS-SSstmaster
| for this place.
r1 The teachers a,dninn meeting will be 81
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Baker spent the ~ as
in Burlington. SA
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gauthier are visiting
| in Sherbrooke, z. Q.
! w. r. C. picnic dinner at James Kneeland's
at l O'Clock Saturday.
Mrs. A. II. Buck has returned from her trip
to New York and Mass.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Burnham are visiting
friends in Montgomery
f. E. Holmes has rented his shop to Bert
Cowes and Joseph Fay.
Mrs. Edward Como of Underhill is visiting
| her father, Jacob Dodge
| Miss Carrie Tracy is attending the NJ E.
Seminary at Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall of Westford. were
in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. C. T. Sabin of Montpelier, is the guest
of Mrs. R. w. Mcfarland.
Miss Wheeler of Burlington, is the guest of
her friend Miss Lucy Baker.
Mrs. Martin Hawley of Westford, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Orange Buck.
Miss Carrie Kinney of Milton, is spending a
lew uityS WIFI III OOhu
James Mason of No. Troy. spent Saturday
with his niece, Mrs. j. A. Pearl.
FraIcis Laraway has gone to spend some
time with his daughter in Canada.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be held with
Mrs. o. W. Stearns Friday afternoon.
Advertised etters-Mrs Ida NJ Chair, Arle
Davis, Axaner NJ. Hage, Della Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. P C. Stearns and son are tax
ing carriage drive to Lebanon, n. ii.
The sociable at Mrs. Frank Leland's last
Friday was a very enjoyable occasion.
Mrs Hale and daughter Of East Hardwick
were Mrs. H. W. Stevens ests last week.
Mrs Adolphus Como and Mrs. C. C. Drown
attended the camp-meeting at Waterbury.
Leon Story is taking vacation, spending
it with friends in Cambridge and VergenEes.
Miss Persis, Landon ap.l brother viii re-
turned from their westerly y last Thursday.
Mrs. George Wright has returned to town
and is occupying her house on upper Main
street.
Ten from the village went up to thu Cristy
district to attend Sunday-school last Sunday
afternoon.
H. o. Stiles has finished his work at Judge
Andrews and is now teaching school in Fair
fax village.
Presiding Elder Sherburn administered the
rite of baptism to two candidates last Mon
day afternoon.
Charles Burno has left the Plot and his fam
ily now occupies one of the tenements in B. S.
Fullngton'S store.
Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter Lizzies spent
the week at Underhi with Mr.. Pike, where he
is engaged at present.
Mrs Morgan and daughter Helen, who have
spent the month of August at D. G. Holmes,
have gone to their home in Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Waterman, H. W.
Newton and daughter Bertha. Mrs. H.
Beecher and daughter Rose are at the Worlds
Fair.
Monday as was stated last week. on account
of the repairs being made on the house. 1t is
hoped to be in readiness next Monday.
The Baptist church chose the following del
egates to represent them at the Association
meeting held at Essex Junction this week =
j. Barton, Frank Lathrope, E. o. Story, Mrs |
George Dillingham; and Mrs. L. M. Fulling-
ton.
meeting of the LIST Fire District of John
son, was held Tuesday evening, Aug. 30, but |
owing to the incement weather there was a |
small attendance After electing Moderator |
and Clerk the meeting adjourned to meet OIL |
Thursday evening, Sept. Z, at which time the |
remainder of the officers will be elected and |
the question of purchasing fire engine will |
be discussed.
Last week Wednesday A. H. Buck was hurt |
at his mill in Cambridge. While walking from
TO pile of lumber or slabs he fell forward and |
caught the plank by one arm, causing the
plank to fall to the ground Mr.. Buck struck |
the draw-bar and was taken up insensible.
His shoulder was dislocated and otherwise
bruised. He is now improving.