News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
Johnson.

Miss Ida Perry is spending some time with
friends in Danville.
A large number are planning to spend the |
Fourth at Morrisville.
Mrs. Bachelor of Underhill is a guest at her |
brothers Myron Davis.
The W r. C. viii hold their monthly meet |
ing Thursday afternoon.
J.R. Hill and wife are spending the week
with friends in Hardwick.
David Holmes is spending his vacation at
his fathers, on the farm.
Mrs. +. s. Hayford is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Horace Wood of Jericho.
At the last meeting of the 5. of V. they
mustered in two new members.
LAWYER Monteith and wife are absent on a
carriage trip into lower Canada.
Rev. Mr.. loves mother and sister from
Boston are to spend some time with him.
Mrs. Mary Perry is in st. Johnsbury, stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Il. 2. Carpenter.
Miss Matte Hodges of Eden was at her
aunt's, Mrs. Sara Hodges, last Wednesday,
Misses Nettie and Jessie Davis go this week
to York Beach, where they spend the summer
Prof Oscar Atwood is attending commence
ment exercises of the .. " M. in Burlington.
Miss Belle Butler, who has been in town for
the past few months, has gone to New ork
City.
Mrs. John Laraway and niece, Susie EN-
mons, visited their friends in Watervllle last
week.
Mrs. Charles Laraway and daughter OF
Morrisville we're guests Of Mrs. John Laraway
last week.
Miss Nellie Fisher and Miss Jennie Kendall
are looking after c. P Jones business while
he is away.
Miss Louise Leland's friends will be pleased
to know that she is able to take short car
riage drives.
Mrs. Horace Eaton OF Fairfax, with her
two little children. is guest of her aunt, Mrs.
George LiYermore.
Mrs. C. H. Stevens of st. Adams, with her
three sons is spending few weeks with her
father, Orange Buck.
Seven of our Sons of Veterans took bicy-
Gle trip to Lyndonville Tuesday to attend the
s. of V. encampment
Mrs. Sara Hodges has gone to Franklin
county to spend several weeks with her
daughter and mother.
Miss May Baker returned home from Bel
lows Falls last week, where she has been
teaching the past year.
O. A. Mcfarland and family are taking a
carriage drive in Grand Isle county, vlsltlDg
different places and friends.
Conn, Is spending the summer with her
grandfather, Leroy Griswold.
Mrs Nellie Sinclair, with her little boy, has
gone to spend some time and rest at her
mothers, Mrs. Roswell Foster.
Miss Rilla GriswoId, who has spent the year
at Thompson Island, Mass, came home last
week for her summer vacation.
C. c.. Drown has vacated W. &. Doane's
house on Railroad street and has moved into
E. o. Story's house in the village.
B. S. Fullingtou has added to his list of
new buildings and additions, a carriage house,
which is in the process of building
Mr.. and Mrs William Powell are receiving
congratulations by their many Johnson
friends on the birth of their little son.
We are sorry to report that Joseph Foster
does not improve very rapidly. he has the
kindest sympathy OF his many trends
Miss Annie Fulington has gone to YER
gennes to spend several weeks with her uncle,
S. A. Andrews, at the Industrial School.
E. S. Campbell has his cheese factory run
ming in full force now. 1t is well patronized
and the quantity OF milk taken is increasing.
Miss Laura Burnham, who has been teach
ing the past year in Everett. Mass, is spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. Z. T. Jones
Fl. NJ. Maxield has the stone and some
lumber drawn for his new store. 1t is fine
location on the corner of Pearl and School
streets
Quite a deli cation from S. c. Hill Camp s
of Y are attending the Division Encampment
held at Lvndonvile this week Wednesday
and Thursday.
Moses Fungton left home Wednesday fol
a weeks stay in Hanover, N. h. July l, hi
goes to Magnolia Mass, to spend the sum
me-, where he has employment.
II E,Il;nuton Startad Mon6a,
evening to join the Vermont delea alton of G
Els. who go to California. Mrs. F. visits he
mother and other relatives there.
Julius Mudgptt has bought out W. 6
Jones' business, intending the teams and il
now ready to serve the public and will en-
deavor TO please in every respect
Prof. Ham and wife and Miss Bass spen
several days last week arranging the book
of the Normal School library They hav
them cutalogued and put into good shape
Mrs. Samuel Belding, who is so pleasant
remembered by her many friends IN town, al
rived last Wednesday at Mrs. l.. M. Knights
where she will be guest during the summer
The G. A. K. will have picnic July 3 in tn
Waterman grove, known as Camp Grant.
An are invited to be on the ground at 10 {
m Should it rain, the dinner will be eaten a
Landon's hall. general good time may /
expected.
Bert Hunt, besides being good lawyer an
ana l postmaster, finds time to ride bcl
Gle occasionally He is fast becoming a
adept in the latter vocation, and if the brde
ratings and fences along his route hold on
he will eventually master the machine.
Chdreus' Day exercises, that had bee
postponed for several weeks at the M.
church, took place last Sunday morning an
were listened to by a large audience. TT
entire program was well carried out, but Il
singing BY the little girls deserves spec
mention. ANY Sunday SCHOOL, may well COW
the person who has the ability to train an
manage primary department like Miss Lut
Leland.
Thursday evening Of this week occurs OF
next Grange meeting at which time the qua
terly reports will be given after which the
will be short literary program followed
a question box 1t is with regret that '
speak OF the illness of our Worthy Maste
Jasper Foster. who still continues to be ve
sick with heart trouble. We all wish him
speedy recovery.
East johnson.
W. H. Stearns was in Boston last week.
L. H. Kinds was in town the first of q
week.
Mrs. +. l.. Vincent went to Jericho Satu
day