News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-11
Johnson.
a Boston this week.

JOFlNoONNs
WI. Nye is in Boston this week.
Stephen Gilbert is visiting his son in Mass.
orvis Saxby from Lynn, Mass, is visiting
at his fathers.
Why can not our street lights "be trimmed
and burning ?"
Mr.. aud Mrs c. II. Stearns have returned
from their stay in Canada.
George Saxby recently met with an acct
dent in his mill breaking two ribs.
Mrs. l.. NJ Knight has gone 10 Manches-
ter and Boston for few days.
Susie Emmons has a position in the res
taurant at st. Johnsbury depot.
Moses Fisher has moved into the upper
tenement of F. c. Writings house.
Henry Porter Of Fletcher has bought the
Bickford farm and is repairing the house.
b. L. Austin was in his Office Monday for
short time, after a vacation OF nine weeks.
Mrs. Henry Stevens has so fully recovered
from her sickness as to be out very little.
Mrs Ahra Leach has returned to Ter
daughters in Mass, where she VIII spend the
winter
Willard Warren has moved back from Eden
and is now occupying his house on Railroad
street.
DR.. and Mrs Campbell entertained the
teachers and d class at their home Friday
evening.
William Muzzy of Mimi, after an absence
of twenty years, visited his brother in town
last week.
Rev. and Mrs Ellis were in town over the
Sabbath Mrs. Ellis will spend the winter in
Craftsbury.
Charles Thomas and family are spending a
weeks vacation at Francis Gomos, Mrs.
Thomas father.
Stearns' tub shop has closed for the usual
fall vacation, giving the men a chance for
rest and outings.
Thomas Leland who has been running 0.
B. Landon's creamery in Lowell this summer,
has returned home.
William Baker of Fairfield, was in town last
week, looking after the repairs being done on
his tenement houses.
Miss Carrie Kinnie is boarding at Miss Cy-
rus Davis with her niece, Miss Mayo, and
will do dressmaking.
E. o. Story spent few days last week with
his daughter Maude at Vergennes, who is an
officer at the Reform school.
The johnson boys played with the boys at
Eden last Saturday, resulting in victory
for the johnson nine of 36 to 4.
DR.. William E. Fleet and wife of Cambridge
port, Mass, were the guests of his uncle, DR..
Ii. n. Waite, Saturday and Sunday.
Lawyer Montieth read a very interesting
paper at the Epworth League convention
held at White River Junction last week.
Dea. Kinds was welcomed by his many
friends in town last week. We hope the ru-
NOR is true that he is coming back to live.
B. A. Hunt has completed his grounds and
now they are presenting very fine appear
ance. The interior OF the home is being re-
paired.
Johnson people extend very cordial nvi-
tation to all 5. s. workers in the county to
be present at the convention Friday and
Saturday.
Carl Ward was in town the last of the
week arranging matters TOR his mother and
sister, to spend the winter with him in st.
Johnsbury.
There will be union service of the young
peoples societies at the Baptist church Sun
day eve. Reports will be given of the New
port convention.
Mrs Manning who was with Mrs French
last summer, will open millinery store over
Holmes and COWles' drug store this week,
Look for business notice later.
One evening not long ago, Walter Davis
called at neighbours house; and by the way
his visits have become very frequent. On
this particular eve when about to return
home he discovered his horse was missing.
After a vigorous search he found it carefully
now he would like to know who the party
was who was so charitably disposed and
took such pains to put his horse under cover.
The reception given Rev. and Mrs Stanley
by their friends Friday eve was largely at
tended by II pleasant company. The bridal
pair received under an arch tastefully made
of evergreens and flowers; the room was made
very attractive with autumn leaves, vines
flowers, bright rugs etc Cake and coffee
were served to all the guests. After spending
a social hour it was hoped by all that the
delightful evening might be only a type of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley's future lives.
EAST JOHNSON.
VIII Hayfor1 was home from Burlington
last week.
T. N. WithereIl and family visited in Albany
last week.
P. d. Kinds from llaverhill, Mass, has
been visiting friends here.
MIS-. Emmett Fay found a shawl in the
road recently that had been dropped by
DaSSiup team