News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-26
JOHNSON.

&c. Whiting Is away with lot of horses.
Mrs. A. d. Robbins has returned from n. I.
o. W. Stearns is improving slowly each
day.
Mrs. John Rand's father from Mass, is Wis
iting her.
George Jones is spending a few days in
SwantOn.
Leon Story spent the Sabbath with friends
in Fairfax.
BIS. Fullington and son Clumie, spent last
week in Boston.
Warner Morse Of Waterbury, spent the
Sabbath in town.
Mrs. May Ritterbush is spending some time
at her home in Maine.
Mr. Stevens of Lisbon, n. H., is guest at
her cousins, IL. W. Stevens.
Miss Washburn from Boston, is the guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. L. NJ. Knight.
Dea. John Holmes of Burlington, is guest
at his brothers., d. G. Holmes.
Miss Mollie Deal of Champlain, n. Y. is
visiting her friend, Carrie Stevens.
Jessie Davis spent last week in Woodbury.,
visiting her friend, Grace Benjamin.
C. II. Stevens of st. Adams spent the Sab
bath with his family at Orange Bucks.
Mrs. Haberstrow of birmingham, Mass,
is the guest of her uncle, Nathan Dodge.
Miss Prindle from st. Adams, has been
spending a few weeks with her son Fred.
Mrs. Wright with her niece, from Medford,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. ii. Stearns.
PC. Stearns and son went to St. Johns
bury last Friday for a stay of a few days
Mrs. Joel Partlow and son Jay, and Mrs.
Livermore are spending the week in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Robinson of Stanstead,
p O were guests at A. A. Leland's last week.
Charles W. Baker of N Y, is spending a
part of his vacation at his fathers, L. j.
Bakers.
Mrs. Knight and family, accompanied by
her guests. took trip over Watervile Mt.
to Bakersfield last Friday.
Miss DR.. Leavitt gave a very interesting
and instructive temperance lecture at the Bap-
fist church last Wednesday eve.
Mrs. H. W. Stevens treated the band to
cake and ice cream on her lawn last Satur-
day evening. The music was enjoyed by
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse and children who have
spent some time at Mrs. Morse's father s,
Dea. James Holmes, have returned to their
home in n ID.
Miss Belle Butler went to Craftsbury Mon
day to meet her mother and sister from N
Y. city, who are to spend a part of their va
IL. Pearl and daughter Flora, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orange Buck and daughter Mrs. Stew
ems, Mrs. X. W. Mcfarland and son Charles
and Prof Atwood, went to Jacksonville on
Sunday to hear Bishop Hall, and felt vel
repaid for going.
The funeral services of Lucian Scott were
conducted by the G. A. r. Post of which he
was a member. The three ministers of the
place assisted in the service. His death oc
Cured suddenly Thursday morning, the re
suit of fall while in a fit.
Read the WEIGH Co.'s new advt. They Offer
bargains in summer goods.
Mrs. H. B. Miller of this town is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Manuel, at Richford
Congratulations once more to W. D. Welct
and his estimable wife on the arrival of daugh
ter No. 3.
Lucan Scott will be generally missed bu
probably by John Stewart more than any
body else.
Notwithstanding the general depression
business is exceedingly lively at the Stearn
tub factory.
The Representative question is being quiet
ly agitated. Will Stearns and Orvil Wilson
appear to be the favorites Just now, but you
can't tell what a day will bring forth
1t has just come to our ears but it is to-
good to keep all the same, how Will Nye re
Gently made trip to Burlington via Water
bury, He had good company, however, an,
nobody can blame him.
EAST JOHNSON.
Mrs. Robbins went to Mechanicsville, \
Y, last week.
Kendrick Spaulding of Morristown, ha
been visiting relatives here.
Mr. TavIor If Mass annomDoY
led by his mother, spent a few days last wee
with his daughter, Mrs. j. c. Rand.
DR.. and Mrs E. E. Vaughn arrived frol
Chicago Saturday, and they will spend a fe
weeks with relatives here and in Hyde Park.
Miss Lottie Eastman of No Hyde Parl
and Mrs. Martin Griswod and daughter,
Eden, have been spending some time with
A. Griswold's family.