News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-08-08
JOHNSON.


JOHNSON.
Miss Belle Butler spent Sunday in Crafts
bury.
Warner Morse of Waterbury was in town
Sunday.
Libbie Lewis OF Hardwiek is visiting at j
r. Hills.
Work on the new school house is progress
ing finely. ..
William Cunningham and son of ST. Adams
are in town
Mrs Belair of Rutland was in town few
days recently. NJ ~
Mrs Volney Atwell has gone to her former
home in Canada.
Mrs. H. c. Irish has gone to Laconia, N. II,
to visit relatives.
Mrs Bliss of Essex is visiting her niece,
Mrs. o. B Landon.
Mrs Martin Harvey of Westford is visiting
at Mrs. Orange Bucks.
George Leland of Connecticut, is at his
fathers A A. Leland's
Walter Davis of st. Adams spent a few
days recently at home.
Dr. Clarence Buck of Manchester, N. H., is
the guest OF o. G. Buck.
Mrs } DEL Partlow and Mrs Geo. LivermOre
visited recently in Milton.
Mrs. Pierce of Los Angles, Cal, is the guest
of her brother, C. H. Drown.
Mrs Levi Boyden of Georgia recently
visited Mrs. George Livermore
Miss Mary Fletcher, who has spent the past
few years in the west, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Babcock of St. Adams
visited at II. o. Stiles last week
H. H. Cowles and wife have been visiting at
Mrs. Cowles' home in Craftsbury.
Elmer Fays little son has had the mis-
fortune to recently break his arm.
Mrs. W. G. Jones spent some time recently
with Mrs. Joel Allen in Burlington.
Mrs c. s. Stevens and three sons, of St. Al
bans, are the guests of Orange Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs Damorest aud child of New
York are boarding at Hotel johnson.
Master Ralph Stearns is visiting his aunt,
Mrs e. p. Carpenter in st. Johnsbury.
Janson French and his mother-in.law, Mrs.
Potter, recently visited relatives in Canada.
Mrs J. A. Pearl, who has been spending
few weeks in North Troy has returned home.
Rev. James Ferguson of Burlington called
upon relatives and friends in town last week
A number from the NJ. E. church of this
place are attending campmeeting at Morris
town. '-".
Miss Bertha Newton, who has spent the
past month in Massachusetts has returned
home.
Miss Cora Ufford and brother of Fairfax
spent the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. o.
Stiles.
Arthur j. Foster of Reading, Mass, has
been in town the past few days the guest of
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham of Cam
I,n.I lo,, +hnfr O. or
p. Jones'.
Mrs. Charlott Mcfarland and Oscar At
wood spent some time recently with friends in
st. Adams.
Miss Florence Ferrin of Montpelier, spent a
few days last week with her cousin, Mrs. o. A.
Mcfarland.
Mr.. Cudworth, superintendent of the water
works, is boarding with his wife at Mrs.
Orange Bucks.
Miss Myrtle Sturtevant is to have the
school in No. ., and Aymer Hill in East ohm
son, the fall term
Miss Eugena Fullington who has been
teaching in Palmer, Mass, is spending some
time with relatives in town.
Fred and Luella Leslie very pleasantly en-
tertained about twenty of their youDgfriends
at their home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Butler of New York City, and
Miss Francis Butler of West Randolph are
guests of Mrs. Maria Parish.
Rev. N. C. Saunders is expected home this
week and there will be preaching at the Bap-
list church next Sunday, August H.
Miss Laura Burnham, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her sister, Mrs. G. 2.
Jones, has returned to Providence R. |.
There will be no Sunday School in No.
next Sunday afternoon, on account of the
members who wish to attend campmeeting.
G. II. Bradley, superintendent of the Farm
School at ThompsOns Island Mass, was
recently the guest OF his father, Il. II. Bradley.
On account of many who are absent the
Baptist church will not be cleaned this week
as announced Some day next week it will
be done.
A large force of men are in town working
on the water-works, and our streets present
a lively appearance with the extra gang
that are about.
On account of the Grand Army Encamp-
ment, the regular Wednesday evening prayer
meetings of the Cong'l, and Baptist churches
were held Tuesday evening.
Do not forget that it will cost you only
ten cents to hear your old friend and former
townsman, G. p. Hogan at the Soldiers Re-
union Thursday at p. IN. Come one and
all, soldiers and citizens.
The regular G. A. R. and W. r C. meeting
were held last Saturday, and arrangements
made for the Reunion. The dinner on Camp
Grant will be furnished by the three societies
the G. A. R., W. R. C, and S. ofV.
A very enjoyable union service of the
Congl and Baptist Christian Endeavor So
cieties was held at the Baptist church, Sun
day evening. The church was decorated with
the convention flags, and read and white
bunting. Songs used at Boston were sung
by the choir, and reports of the great meet
ing were given by Mr.. Powell and Misses
StuItevant, Holmes, and Fullington. Miss
Susie Hill sent a report which was read.
East johnson.
W. II. Stearns was in Boston last week.