News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-12
Johnson.

Mrs. Horner has returned to Waterville.
Salmon Hayford has returned from Mass.
Mrs. j r. Hill is visiting friends in Hard
wick.
DR.. Allen was in Burlington Friday and
Saturday.
E. o. Story has recently made some repairs
on his house.
Miss Carrie Stevens is takiDga trip with her
father this week.
Mrs. Fitch is visiting her daughter in Me-
Gainesville, n. Y.
Rev. Mr. Baker of Hardwick, and Saunders
exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Win Jones' father and mother have been
spending a week with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Hunt and family spent
few days in Waterbury last week.
]. A. Pearl is travelling through Caledonia
and Washington counties this week.
Alvan Saunders has gone to Massachusetts,
where he expects to spend the summer
Miss Wager from Chicago is spending some
time with her cousin, Mrs l.. M. Knight.
Little Tyler Miller is very much better ;
also Mrs. Davis. Both have been very Ill.
We notice among the newly painted resi-
dences b. L. Austin's aud MIS- Ritterbush s.
Miss Alice Winchester of Fair Haven, Mass,
is spending a month in town at a. ii. Buck s.
About forty from here enjoyed a very pleas
art basket picnic at the Lower Falls the 4th.
The Epworth League are to hold their
meetings Tuesday evenings during the sum
mer.
A large number went to Cambridge the 4th,
while some went to Burlington and other
places.
Mrs C. H. Stevens with her three sons, are
akC af hpr fn q Orange
Bucks.
Herbert Keller is taking his summer vaca-
ton, spending part of it at his home IN
Grand Isle.
Robert Warner and Edward Stoddard,
who have spent some months in Maine, have
returned to town.
Ovid Bucks entire family are taking va
cation of three weeks, spending the time with
friends in N. ii.
Mrs. l. l.. Pearl and daughter are visiting
in Lansing, Mich, instead OF Madlson' WIS.,
as reported last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER of Portland; Oregon,
and Mrs Charles Baker and son of N l., are
guests at T. j. Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Mcfarland and their
friends Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Chaplin of Neb.i
took trip to Mt. Mansfield last week.
DR.. and Mrs Campbell are driving through
the White Mountains. They will attend the
educational meeting at Bethlehem this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Drewry and their friends left
town Monday, to spend a time in Crattsbury
They have gained many friends i'll town who
regret their departure.
Miss Chamberlain of st. Adams, was at
Mrs. Livermore's the first of the week en-
route for the White Mountains, where she is
engaged in one of the large hotels
Mrs. Ward and her son Carl, from st. j ohns
bury, are spending few days at their home
in town. We are pleased to report that Mrs
Wards health is much improved.
Our base ball club went to Cambridge the
4th and played the Swanton's, winning thf
game by a score of % to 81, also the $40
prize given by the Cambridge band. 1t was
unexpected as the boys had not been togeth'
er before this season.
EAST JOHNSON.
Alice Beecher is home from Burlington fol
a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goodrich and Mrs
Alice Derivage have been visiting at Freeman
Boyce's.
The many friends of Amos Hayford were
glad to welcome him home from Montpelier
last week.