News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-01-27
JOHNSON

The Normal opens again next week, Tues
day, Feb ,.
Mrs. L. NJ. Knight visited friends in Water
bury last week.
Mrs. o. b. Landon was in Milton few
days last week.
Miss Susie Hill closed her school in No II,
last Saturday.
Julius Mudgett Of Charlestown, N. H., is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Rice who has had the measles. is now
very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Mcfarland spent last
Thursday in BuIlington.
Rev. Dr.. Harris OF Rutland called on several
of his church people last week.
Prot. Ranger and family are spending the
vacation with friends in Lyndon.
Charles Hayford has taken possession of
his fathers store at East Johnson.
Mrs Joel Partlow visited her son George at
Essex Junction the first of the week.
Some of the senior Normals are teaching in
the Graded school during vacation.
The regular meeting of the W. R. c. will be
held next week Thursday afternoon.
J. A. Pearl took trip through Franklin
and Washington counties last week.
Rev. f. G. French attended the dedication
services at MOrrisville last Thursday.
Elton Holmes was called 20 Bakersfield last
week, on account OF the illness OF his vile
Miss Eva Goozpy has gone to Bedford,
Canada, to spend few weeks with friends.
The basket picnic held at Landons hall
last Tuesday was great success in every re-
spect.
The young people OF the village had
promenade at LaudOn's hall last Friday
evening
Bert Mills has returned to town to live,
having rented the upper tenement at l. >.
Kenfed's.
The hose house is so nearly completed that
theviliage meeting was held in the hall Satur-
day evening.
Rev. n c. Saunders returned home the first
of the week and will preach as usual next
Sunday morning.
Moses Fulington spent a few days at home
last week, and returned to st. Johnsbury
Monday evening.
B. j. Atwell has been obliged to close his
school in Dist No. /, and is taking his turn
with the measles.
The ladies of the Baptist church hold their
annual Missionary meeting Wednesday alter
noon at the vesUTy
Next Sunday evening is to be observed as
Christian Eudeavor Day. Special prOgra ms
will be carried out by the societies.
Advertised letters for the month of Dec
1S96:-Mrs w. W. SanhOrn, Mrs. Lillian
Jones 2, Will Nores, Johnies Welch.
Herbert Keller was in town the last of the
week and he, with his brother Homer went
to their home in Grand Isle to spend Sunday
A. A. Leland spent Saturday and Sunday
with his son Fred III LyndOnville. Fred ha'
a good position in Norwich Conn., and il
soon to go there.
The G. A. r Post visit d their neghborins
comrades at North Hyde Park last Saturda!
afternoon and expect to have the cOmDe
ment returned at their next regular meeting
Mary L. Leands maple sugar cake, tina
drew prize at Rutland, was among the col
lection sent as present to Mckinley. 1t wal
handsomely ornamented with our stat
flower, and had SaXe's poem on it.
W. D Welch Co. and W. H. Nye & Co. ant
F. s. Hayford say: "One equals two; 3
back ii it don't"
A CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to express
our thanks and gratitude to our friends anC
neighbora, who were so kind and sympatheti
during the Illness aud at the time of tn
death of our darling baby. Also to our pas
tor for his words of comfort and the singer
for their sweet songs. To those who so kind
~ remem bered US with flowers we snceTel
thank l.. W. FLETCHER,
NJ. E. FLETCHER.