News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-06-04
JOHNSON.


Mrs. Joseph Butler spent Sunday in Bur
lington.
Steven Streeter of Vergennes was in town
last week.
It. A. Waterman was in Swanton last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harrington spent last Friday
in Burlington.
Earnest Mitchell visited his parents in
Canada recently.
Y. G. Nay is engaged to run the creamery
at East johnson.
The W. R. G. will meet at the hall Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
L. W. Fletcher expects to finish his road
machine work this week.
Miss Brown spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Bakersfield.
W. A. Waterman visited his brother in
Burlington on Friday last
Mrs Mary Jordan of Wolcott was a guest
at H. W. Stevens last week.
Julia Barcomb of Burlington is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Barnard.
Elton Holmes and wife of Bakersfield spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Lizzie Pearl is visiting her uncle, Mr..
Frank Leonard in Burlington.
Quite number of the young people went
to Cambridge Saturday evening.
Emmit Libby, who has spent some time in
Massachusetts recently, is in town.
Several of our young men went to Bur-
lington on their wheels Saturday.
Mrs Dean and son from Bakersfield were
guests at E. o. Story's last Sunday.
j. A. Waterman is quite i'll at the Amy
Proctor Sanatorium in Burlington.
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on one of the boats on Lake George.
Miss Hattie Bradley of Essex was guest
at Orange Bucks the first of the week.
Lee Hodges, who has spent the past six
weeks in Franklin county, has returned home.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
fist church will be held next Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ufford of Fairfax visited at
their cousins, H. 0. Stiles, the first of the
week.
Mrs C. H. Stevens of st. Adams spent a
a short time at her fathers, Orange Bucks,
last week.
Mr.. Story, on the Dillingham; farm, had
some double harnesses stolen out OF his barn
last week.
Carlo Caldwell, a former RESIDENT of this
town, is spending some time at Horace
Goodwin's.
Rev. and Mrs N. c. Saunders went to New
port Tuesday to attend the Sunday-school
Convention.
Mrs. W. H. Nye, who has spent the past
two months with her mother in Aver, Mass,
has returned home.
Remember it is this week Thursday evening
June 4, that the Canadian Jubilee Singers
will appear in Normal Hall.
new fence is being built around the
Graded School grounds. When the sloIe is
erased over it will look very fine.
The committee of the Baptist G. E. Society
are requested not to forget to have their re-
ports ready for next Sunday evening.
The Senior and Junior C. E. Society of the
Baptist church will hold a sociable at the
vestry Friday evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The birth of daughter on May 26 to Mr.
and Mrs. B. II. Humphry of Barre is an
nounced. Mrs. Humphry was formerly Miss
Susie Reavey of this town.
The Sundayschool in Dist. No. l, was
recognized last Sunday afternoon. Quite 6
good delegation from the village went up
Deforrest Collins is superintendent.
Mrs. L. NJ. Knight and Miss Sarah knight
started last Wednesday for Chicago, where
they will spend few days before going tic
California, where they expect to spend the
SUMMER.
The new creamery at East Johnson is now
in running order. Young Nay, one of the
best butter-makers in the state, manufacturer
the butter and indications are that a gooC
business will be done there. See business no
tice regarding price for making butter
The patriotic exercises by the Graded anC
Model Schools at Landon's hall last Friday
afternoon were listened to by large audi
ence, who appreciated the well rendered ex
cellent selections. Great credit is due the
teachers for their careful drill, and to the
students for their cheerfulness and patience
in learning and performing their parts sc
we'll
The program was carried out in full Memo
rial Day. The weather proved to be very
favorable, although rain was expected several
times during the day. AS usual the hall wat
crowded in the afternoon. The exercises were
unusually interesting. Nearly every school
in town was represented either by recitations
or songs, which reflected credit on both
teachers and pupils. Mr.. Powel's address on
patriotism" was well written and delivered
and proved interesting to all.