News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
JOHNSON

B. S. Fulington is in Boston this week.
Mrs. Moses Fisher has been ~ i'll the past
week
Edward stoddard has gone to Lowell,
Mass.
Advertised letters:- Philip Cohen, George
Casity.
Miss Flora Pearl has returned TO erschool
in harrington, Conn.
Bucks mill is nearly ready for use, and is
said to be very nice one.
Miss Nell Wheeler of Burlington was
guest at T. ] Bakers last week.
Miss Connor of Cambridge was the guest of
Miss Flora Pearl last Wednesday.
The Normal resumed work again last Mon
day, after the Christmas vacation.
Harland Chttenden of Burlington recently
visited at his cousins, o. G. Bucks.
See notice elsewhere concerning special
town meeting called for January Is
Miss Mary Baker returned to Bellows Falls,
Saturday, for another term of school
The Fire War1ens are soon to make their
annual inspection of stoves and pipes.
Remember that Bishop Hall speaks at the
Cong'I church next Saturday evening at 1880.
We again call attention to the church din
ner and roll call at the Baptist church Thurs
day.
Miss Susie Hill very pleasantly entertained
n small company of friends on Friday even
ing of last week.
DR.. Waterbury preached at the Baptist
church Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev. N.
c. Saunders being ill.
The graded school is well organized now,
with an attendance OF 90 pupils. The new
school house is perfection.
Assistant Postmaster Powell took short
vacation last Wet k and Prof. Blossom acted
in his place in the post.ottice.
Communion service was observed at the
Congl and Baptist churches Sunday. Two
united with the Cong church.
The mem bers of the G. A. R., W. R. C. and
S. otV will meet at Landon's Hall Thursday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock for the Installation OF
officers. Light refreshments will be served
The officers for the coming year were in
stalled at the meeting of the johnson Grange
last Thursday. One member was also in
stalled. Visitors from neighboring Oranges
were present at this meeting.
There will be union meetings every evening
during this, the week of prayer. Monday
and Tuesday at the NJ. E. church, Wednesday
and Thursday at the Baptist church, and
Friday and Saturday at the Cong1.
An entertainment consisting chiefly of a
fancy drill and musical solos will be given by
the students of the johnson Normal School
on Friday evening, January II, 1885, at
Normal hall. The Hyde Park orchestra is to
be present and thereby greatly enhance the
attractions of the evening.
DR.. H. D. Martin, the oculist can be con-
suited at Robbins hotel January 10, 16, and
IT. His work on former visits has furnished
convincing proof to many people that it is
profitable to consult a reputable specialist.
The fact that he is an expert and reliable,
too, is supported by the evidence of our best
citizens. Can you afford to neglectyo poor
eyes?
The following officers have been chosen for
another year for the Y. NJ. c. A.:-President,
W. G, Powell; vice-president, f. W. Jones
treasurer, B. l.. Austin; corresponding secre-
d tary, II. j. Wallace; recording secretary
Chas. Leland Rev. N. C. Saunders, Rev. g.
G. French. and F. G. Nay, were appointed
from the three churches to act with the of
ficers as board of directors. The committees
are already appointed and it is hoped that
the society may be able to occupy one of the
rooms that they have used the past few years
The association is one that the town could
not afford to be deprived of and they have
the best wishes of the entire community fol
their success the coming year.