News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-10-04
Johnson.


John Driscoll was in Fairfax on Monday.
Mrs. Ashley Dodge still continues vtry i'll.
Mr.. A. A. Hire visited recently in Yergennes.
Will Kimball is visiting friends in Alburg
Miss Flynn OF Milton is at George Liver
mores.
d. Waters of winooski was in town on
Monday.
DR.. E. G. Forrest of Cambridge is in town
this week
Joel Hodgkins has recently purchased a
fine piano.
MISS Wilma Durivage of Sheldon is at B. s.,
Fullingtons.
Mrs. Eli Leighton of New York is visiting
at Guy Fitch's.
Little Katherine Prentiss is quite i'll with
cholera infantum.
Herbert Eaton is suffering from blood poi.
soning in his hand.
Miss Dora Pudrah of Lowell is working at
Prin. W. E. Rangers.
Miss Jennie Driscoll has gone to Buring-
ton, where she has work.
Chester Sanders new house on Stearns
street is nearly completed.
Dr. G. r. Goodwin was in Burlington on
business one day last week,
Eugene Holmes, VINO mas Deen working ID
Albany spent Sunday at home.
Mrs T. j. Baker is visiting her daughter,
Miss May Baker in Bellows Falls
Jessie Witherell is working at Hotel John
son 10 the absence of viii Kimball.
Quite extensive repairs are being made upon
the house occupied by II. H. Cowles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sherwin returned from
their trip to Pennsylvania Thursday.
Miss Lawrence of Enosburg Falls was a
guest OF Miss Luella Leslie, last week.
Miss esIie opens her millinery store over
Holmes 4 Cowles' drug store this week.
Miss May Hammond of Burlington was a
guest of Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland, last week.
Gov and Mrs. Hendee of Morrisville were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Jones, recently
Mrs. Frank Butler of New York City visit
ed her mother, Mrs NJ. Fl. Parish last week
william Duby OF Alburg was recently q
guest at Fernando KimbalPs at Hotel John
son.
Mrs D. s. Scott who has spent severa
weeks in Boston and vicinity, returned home
last Tuesday.
The young people of the village held very
pleasant promenade at Landons Hall, last
Friday evening.
Senator C. H. Stearns is having his house
shingled. The addition which is being built
is nearly completed.
The Ladies Aid and Pastors Union have
purchased a new carpet for the audience room
of the NJ. E. church.
Howard Manning, who is employed in Rut
land, visited his mother, Mrs. Julia Manning
the first of the week.
The first meeting of the Woman's Club viii
be held this week Thursday evening at 73C
in Corporation Hall.
Mrs w. II. Nye and Master Richard return
ed on Saturday from Aver, Mass, where they
have spent the summer
Mrs Narcissa Potter has gone to Canada
where she will spend the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs HuntIey.
Miss LueIla Leslie has returned from the
Sunset House, Lisbon, N. H., where sic has
been during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mower Of Burlington
were guests of Mr. and Mrs j. c. Hartwell
the latter part OF the week.
A foot bridge is being built at the side o
the two covered bridges, which cross the riv
er from Main to Pearl street.
The Ladies Missionary Society of The
Cong1 church will meet With Mrs. N. Fl
Parish next Friday afternoon.
Prn and Mrs. Ranger and son, Forrest,
spent Saturday in Burlington.
A chicken shoot will be held next Saturday
afternoon at the usual place. Both rifles anC
shot-guns will be used. All come.
DR.. R. G. PTentiss' house has been wireG
for electric lights the past week. Fred Dow
ofCady's Falls has done the work.
Moses Fullington, who has been at Magno
liza, Mass, during the summer is visiting a
his grandfather's, Hon, j. A. Andrews.
Wires are being strung for the local tee
phone line which has now fifteen subscriber
Elmer Balch is assisted in this work by ia.
Partlow and Robert Warner.
At the chicken shoot held last Saturday
L. M. Jones secured fvs birds, Joseph Odell
four; E. E. Holmes, two and A. e, PartloV
and Winifred Davis each, one.
A reading room has been opened in th
Methodist vestry. This will be open Mon
day evenings from to 9, and all are invited
to avail themselves of the variety of reading
matter which is furnished
Frank Woods and Mise Myrtle Withere
were married at the home of the bride, las
Tuesday the 26th, Rev. r. j. Christie wa
the officiating clergyman. Their friends ez
tend congratulations and best wishes.
At meeting held last Thursday evening
partial organization of the Johnson Sport
ing Club was made. A Committee consistin
OLA. E. Partlow, 7. A. Waterman, W.
Langdon and w. E. Atwater, was appoints
to draft constitution. Another meetin
will be held this week at the same tim
and place.
check was received last week from BraiI
ard NJ. Parker of Chicago for the purchase c
q window to be placed in the NJ. E. church i
memory of his mother, Mrs. William Parker
The members of the church are very gratefl
for this generous gift, and those who remen
Der Mrs. Parker and her devotion to tb
church, are delighted to have her memor
thus honored.
One feature of the fair, which the Woman
Club are to hold December Z, and s, will be
remembrance table" The articles on tn
table are to be contributed by out-of-tow
friends, who are interested in the object fC
which the fair is held. Efforts are bein
made to raise money towards new lbrar
building and it is hoped and expected tht
all who appreciate the advantage of tt
library will lend their aid.
CADY'S FALLS.
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