News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1898-08-10
JOHNSON

JOHNS in
Miss Dora AtweIl is very i'll.
Mrs. Lucy Fancher of Bemis, Mass, is in
town.
Miss Grace Waite is visiting her aunt in
Shoreham.
DIR. Fred Dillingham; of Craftsbury was in
town last week.
Miss Lucy Leland is V visiting friends in Essex
and Burlington.
Jaw Partlow spent Sunday with his brother
in Essex Junction.
Warner Morse ard wife of Waterbury were
in town over Sunday.
Mrs Josie Pierce of South Boston is spend
ing some time in
Thomas Tracy from Iowa visited his cousin,
Mrs. |. L.. Pearl, recently.
Mrs. Pauliua Stiles and daughter Clara are
visiting friends in Fairfax.
Horace Percival and wife of Georgia visited
at Hpman NewtOn's lately
Mrs. H. n. Waite is spending some time
with friends in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakeman of North Troy were
at Harry browns last week.
Mrs. Baker and daughter hilda OF Burning
ton are visiting Mrs. Conger'
Phil French and Frank Burnham visited
friends in North Troy last week.
Miss Jennie Parker of Pennington, Conn.,,
is the guest of Miss Flora Pearl.
Mrs. r.. j. Baker and daughter Lucy were IN
Burlington with friends last week.
number from this place attended the ball
game at Morrisvllle on saturday.
Arthur Hoyt was called to Lebanon, N. h.,
last week by the illness OF an aunt.
Mrs, Frank Rand of Haverhill, Mass, visit
ed Mrs G.. n. Harrington last week.
G. Il. Stearns is adding to the attractive
ness of his house by a coat of paint.
Mrs. Joel Partlow visited relatives IN Essex
junction the latter part OF the week
Mrs. Sarah Hodges is visiting her daugh'
ter. Mrs. Cassidy, in South Franklin.
DR.. Aymer Hill has charge of G. P. Jones
store during the absence OF the latter.
The {. A. r. Post and W. r. c. are to hold
a nicnic Aug. 81, at James Kneeland's.
There will be a reunion of Company E, 1th
Vermont Regiment at L. F.. Perkins Aug "a.
Georne Elwood has returned from Old Or
chard Reach where he has been this summer
Prof Oscar Atwood and sister, Mrs. H.. W.
Mcfarland are visiting friends IN st. Adams
Mrs Alvin Fletcher and son Guy OF
East Bruokteld are visiting at l.. W. tletch-
er's.
Rev. and Mrs. Constance and niece from
Ma~ssachusetts are boarding at MRS. A.. N
Warmers.
Miss Lena Smith and Cassius Smith OF
Swanton we're the guesteo OF theIr pfo'her LIS
ter recently.
F. G. Stiles and family, Mis-. P. NJ. StIes
and Miss Clara took "a trip through uhe NoOcu
last tuesday.
Mrs James Comstock and family have
moved into the teneIuenU fdcateu ny H"'
Balch's people.
prof W. f. Whipple of Morrisville comes
TO Johnson on Tuesdays ana lhsIruc'S q
large music class.
There will be "a ball game between t%heJohn
sons and MOrrisvilles next Saturday Al
mission 10 cents.
G. F.. Mouteith has returned from the Adj
rondacks. Mrs. Monteith Will remain loI
some time longer.
Preparations are being made this week by
the members of he M. e, church for the Nor
~risvilIe campmeetlng.
C. H. Stearns and wife, G. P. Jones and wifi
and Miss Laura Burnham are at camp Mar
tin in Milton this week.
Mrs. Miiard Cunningham and daughter o
st. Adams was at William cunningham S anl
A. +. Partlow's last week.
Miss Sophia Cowles, who has spent som'
weeks in st. JOhnsbury and Orleans county
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Buck, who has spent seyera
months at A.. ii. Bucks, returned on Tues
day at her home in st. Adams.
Prof. W E. Ranger was at st. Johnsburl
last week, where he was one OF the lnstruc
tors in the Summer School there.
Miss Beecher entertained the Junior T.. h
societv OF the Baptist church by a very pleas
ant picnic at her nome last Wednesday.
Elmer Balch and family have moved from
the tenemen over l.. NJ. Jones furniture
store to J. A. Pearls house on School street
A number of the Sons of Veterans went las
Tuesday evening to Wolcott to assist IN III
%itiatipg ten new members into the campthere
The Ladies' and Pastors Union will hold
sociable and avn party with Mrs. Geo. Liver
more next Thursday afternoon. All are IN
vited.
Although the Indictment weather somewha
interierred with the lawn party at j Il. nm
last Friday, a very pleasant soclable was hel'
indoors.
G.. N. harrington and wife, c. II. StearnI
and wife and N. B.. Landon attended thu
meeting of the Fish and Game League at lsl
La Motto last Wednesday.
Mrs. Milo Eastman and daughter Miss Lii
lian, who have spent the past five weeks at b
s. Fullington's, returned last Thursday tt
their home in TOwas, Michigan.
Miss Emma Dolloff and Louise Newhall o
New Bedford, Mass, who have spent som
weeks at /. l.. Pearls went last Wednesda,
to visit friends in New Hampshire.
The Lamoille Grange will hold a picnic a
Camp Grant-land owned by the Hemal
Waterman estate-on Friday. An interesting
program will be given at 1880. Should it rail-
the gathering will be held in Landon's hall.
EAST JOHNSON.
Louie Hadley is i'll with bilious fever.