News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-05-18
JOHNSON.

George Bush was in town Sunday.
Lewis Hall was in the place last week,
Charlie Leland is recovering from pneumonia.
B. S. Fullington is spending the week in
Boston.
Will Leslie has brother visiting him from
| California.
Mrs. Hunts daugbter-in-law has returned
to Boston.
Buck Brothers were very busy last week
driving logs.
Mr.. Gray's people moved into their new
house Saturday.
Harvey MCLenathan is homefrOm MassaChu
sets for n vacation.
F. G. Whiting had another car load of fine
horses come last week.
Ethel Holmes spent Saturday and Sunday
al her home in Sheldon.
Mrs. HartwelI is visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
H. Stevens in st. Adams.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders was called to Eden last
week to attend funeral.
Miss Eastman of Hyde Park, spent Sunday
here with Rose Beecher.
Ben Buffers last trout weighed two pounds
Joseph Buffers ia pounds.
Mrs PartIow and Livermore spent last
week Tuesday in MOrrisvllie.
Rev DOnnel and family are expected to ar
rive here Thursday evening.
Mrs J R. Hill spent last week in Hardwick
with her sister, Mrs. Haskell Balch.
The Arion Quartet gave pleasing concert
at the town hall Thursday evening.
Rev Mr. Nathison and family are to occupy
the tenement in Mrs. Heath's house.
Mrs Perry and daughter, Ida, have gone
to Minneapolis to spend the summer.
Mrs n F. Keller of Hyde Park, is here
caring for her aunt, Mrs Mary Andrews.
The ladies prayer meeting will be held with
Mrs. H w Stevens Frids y afternoon at $50.
Mr. and Mrs John Emmonds have gone to
housekeeping in Mr.. GOOzeys house on r. r.
street.
Rev Mr. Douglass of st. Johnsbury, will
deliver lecture at Normal hall on Friday
evening.
Partial arrangements we're made last
Saturday for Decoration Day. Program
will be given later.
The Cong'l teachers meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening in the vestry after the
prayer meeting.
Mr. Potter. father of Mrs. Sturtevant,
died Friday. His remains were taken to
Fairfield for interment.
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr.. Sherburn,
preached an interesting sermon at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning. Also gave an in
structive talk to the League in the evening.
The Y. p. S C. E. of the Congl church will
give a Scotch socable Friday evening in
the church. Admittance 10 cents including
refreshments. which will consist of cake and
ice cream. Literary exercises at 8 O'Clock.
The Episcopal State Evangelist, Rev. Mr.
Harris. conducted a service at the COng1
church last Sunday. The people were well
supplied with books and the service was par
tic'pated in and appreciated by large con-
gregation.
Old Brigade Post No. At, will attend SER
vices on May 2S at the Cong'l church. Ser
mon by Rev. Mr.. Donnel, On May 80, the
Post will visit all cemeteries and decorate the
graves of our late comrades, under escort of
Camp s, C. Hill, s. o, V. mounted and ac-
rompanied by Johnson band. Form line at
7.3O a. m, at the village, march to the plot
mt O'Clock. After the exercises there. form
and go down the river reaching there at 3d.
after exercises again fall in line and march to
the village, where the column will start at /
for the new yard. where the memorial service
will be performed, after which return to G.. A
r. hall for dinner, which will be served there
by the W. r. C. from II to l O'Clock At
o clock the line will be formed and the column
move to the old ward where the exercises will
he held, then return Normal hall where an
address will be given by Rev. Mr.. Saunders
also other exercises suitable for the occasion: