News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-01-25
JOHN SON.

Rev. A. A. Smith was in town Thursday.
Flora Pearl was home last week for day.
Charles GoodspeeG goes to Richford this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Harris spent few days in town
last week.
Alice Beecher is stopping at present in
Hyde Park.
Rev: George Wright of Cambridge, was in
town Tuesday.
II. H. Collins of st. Adams, was in town on
business Friday.
D. G. Holmes is reported by his physician,
as gaining slowly.
Rev. Mr.. Dornell will preach at the Congl
church next Sunday.
DR.. Campbell will spend his vacation in
Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. OsgoOd begins the repairs on the Nor
NAL building this week.
A. E. Partlow of Lyndonvie, spent a few
| days at home last week
Stella Cunningham of st. Adams spent a
! few days in town last week.
Supt. Austin invites the s. S. teachers at
his home Thursday evening.
Bell Baker accompanied her father to Mont
peler and Rutland last week.
There will be a prayer meeting at John
! Hayford's Thursday evening.
| Mr.. Gray's people have moved into the o.
| ID. Rogers house on Pearl street.
| Henry Holmes of Shoreham is here taking
care of his brother, D. G. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Varnum of Jacksonville, were
| Mrs. c. 2. Jones guests last week.
Viola Robinson of Westford, has been the
guest of Anna Cakes for few days
Mrs. o. W. Stearns' nephew and family
from Michigan, visited her last week
Laura Burnham of Cambridge, spent the
Sabbath with her sister, Mrs. G. P. Jones.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders went to Burlington last
Tuesday to attend the Ministers meeting
A large number from here attended the Y
2. s. G. E. convention at Morrisville Tuesday
Miss Preston has been quite ill since school
closed. She will spend her vacation in town.
Misses Varney and Taggart were Mabel
Hosford's guests last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Lottie Smith of East Highgate, was the
guest of Mrs. George Liyermore for a few
days.
The ladies will hold their prayer meeting
with Mrs. H. W. Stevens Friday afternoon at
2.30.
Lucy Baker accompanied Dy Miss Wheeler
of Burlington, spent a few days at home last
week.
Miss Bruce spends her vacation at home
Mrs. Story and Miss Thompson remain in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown OF Belvidere,
attended the B speaking last Wednesday
evening.
Laura Freeman with two friends, spent a
few days last week with her sister, Mrs B. S.
Fullngton.
DR.. and Miss Campbell entertained the
tel cheers and graduating class at their home
Saturday evening.
Rev. James Barton and family, who have
recently returned from Turkey, are stopping
at his fathers, Jacob Barton.
Dr. Campbell, C. P. Jones, Harry Pulling
ton and Will Landon, attended the Y. NJ. c.
A. convention at Brattleboro.
There was an unusually large number of
visitors in town last week to attend closing
exercises of the Normal school.
Mrs. A n. Warmers butter came danger
ously near taking the first prize at the Dairy
mems meeting, only lacking three points.
Mrs. DR.. Allen, May Baker and Genie Aus
tin, were delegates from the Y. p. s. C. E. to
the convention held in MorrisviIle Tuesday.
An important business meeting is to be
held at the Cong church Saturday afternoon.
The committee request all members to be
present.
Fl. W. Tewksbury's lecture last Thursday |
evening, was pronounced by every one as one |
of the best with which Johnson people were |
ever favored.
Mrs. E. A. Hadley of Morrisville, was in |
town Monday and has made arrangements |
for opening millinery store near the hotel on |
Main street, the coming season, with Mrs. F. |
P Keller as assistant.
The drawings on the board in the hall dur |
ing the closing exercises attracted much at
tentiOn. The four subjects were Scotland, |
Vermont, Birds and Bells The same were |
chosen by the several classes for club work.
Only eight of the graduating class passed
examination.
Carrie Fletcher made her many friends a
short visit last week.
A. o. Bell from Sprin gfield, Mass, is NOV
ing to the Collins farm.