News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-09-06
JOHNSON.

JOhNSON.
Charles Gregory has returned home from
the west.
Mrs. sturteyant visited friends in Fairfax
last week.
Mrs. Hodges and family have taken rooms
in DIR. Pages house.
Leon story spent several days with f,iends
in Fairfax last week.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins visited her Mother
Mrs. Aunis, last week.
J.B. Kidder was in town over the Sabbath
a guest at J. r. Hills.
Mr.. aud Mrs Gray spent the Sabbath with
their friend, Mary Hill
Merritt Hawley Of Fairfax, was a guest at
Orange Bucks last week.
Miss Keuaald of Boston, recently visited
her brother, 5. n. Kenfeld
Mrs. George Partlow is spending the week
with her sister in Riehford.
Mrs Bughpe OF Chelsea, Mass, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. II. Hunt.
Morris Hill is teaching in Hardwick and
Myrtle Sturtevant in Bradford.
Our streets take on a lively appearance
with the return OF the Normals.
Mrs Tracy Martin formerly of this town
visited her old friends last week.
Mrs L. II. Wheeler recently visited her sis
ter. Mrs. l.. B. Elliot, at Fletcher.
c. n. harrington and wife are spending the
week with friends at Winthrop Beach.
The regular G. A. r. and W. r. c. meetings
will be held Saturday p. m. at the hall.
The Baptist Y. p. S. c. L. held a very pleas
ant social at the vestry last Friday eve.
The Ladies prayer and missionary meet
ing will be held with Mrs, Parish Friday p. N.
Mrs. Fred Gale and Miss Belle Scribner of
Chicago, were calling on friends in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter
Lizzie spent last week with friends in High
gate.
H8rland Chittenden of Burlington accom-
panied by friend, were guests at the Bucks
last week.
Clumie Fullington went to st. Johnshury
Monday. He intends taking the course there
at the Academy.
o. G. Bucks family returned home the first
of last week. Miss Sara has nearly recovered
from her illness.
The G. A. R. picnic will be held at Joseph
Farnum's this week. A very cordial invita-
ton is extended.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders and family returned
from their vacation last week Mr. s. occu-
pied the pulpit on Sunday.
D. S, Dawson and wife who have spent sew
eral weeks at j. A. Andrews, returned to
their home in Montreal Wednesday.
H. A. Beecher. Z. o. Story S. D. Whiting,
Mrs Geo. Dillingham; and Miss Bertha New
ton are delegates from the Baptist church to
the Lamoille Association held at Fairfax
this week.
L. l.. Chaffee and wife of Troy, B. NJ. Chat
fee of Westfied, also F. H. Conner and wife
of Barton Landing, Clarence +. Hawse and
wife of Bloomington, H. r Chaffee of East
Enosburgh, have recently visited at L. H.
Wheelers.
0. H. Wilson is elected Representative by
six majority.
Rumor has it that Sewell Newton is an APP
plcant for door-keeper of the House of Rep
resentatives.
The Minneapolis (Minn.) Spectator of Aug.
25th has the following
A pretty wedding ceremony Tuesday was
that which united for life Maud Hazelton
Adams and Frank H. Waterman. The bride
is the daughter of Rev. r. N. Adams, who
performed the ceremony. The wedding oc-
CURED at o'clock in the presence of the
family and friends and was followed by a
reception from to Z, at the residence, 2O21
Third Avenue 5. The maid of honor to the
bride was her sister, Miss Mabel Adams the
best man was the grooms brother, ThOs.
Waterman, the ushers s. A. Ainsworth and
+. W. Goddard The bride is we'll known in
musical circles. The groom is with the New
England Furniture Company, and is one of
the most popular young men in town. Mr..
and Mrs. Waterman went East on a short
wedding trip Tuesday evening.
The reception given at the Congl vestry on
Thursday evening August %. to our out
going friends, DR.. and Mrs. Allen, deserves
something more than passing mention. 1t
was a beautiful tribute to the worthy couple
who had been with and of us for nearly a
score of years, and were bound to us by
more than ordinary ties of friendship That
these ties must now be severed by their per-
manent departure from our midst was the
one saddening thought of the evening. The
young people of all denominations had work
ed with zeal, and by the aid of portieres,
screens and rugs of piano lamps, flowers,
ferns, and graceful clematis had transformed
the bare, square vestry into a pleasant,
roomy paror 10 the church parlor proper
were small tables presided over by fair
young maids, where cake and coffee were
served to all most gracefully. An elegant
silver ice pitcher and cup we're presented TO
DR.. and Mrs. Allen, in behalf of the donors
by Rev Mr. Donnel in q happy and appro-
pirate speech to which the doctor feelingly
responded That their cup of happiness may
forever be full to overlooking, is the tervent
wish of the many friends they leave behind
them.
EAST JOHNSON.
Harvey McLenathan is at home.
Harlow McLenathan and two daughters
have been visiting at VIM. McLenathan's.
Mrs II. A. Beecher is spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. j. W. Rogers in Barre.