News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01
JOHNSON.

Lewis Demerltt and family are visiting IN
Eden.
G. H. Stearns was in Burlington on Thurs
day last.
T. A. Riddle was in Burlington one day
last week.
Edgar and William Coolidge were in Lowell
last week.
Mrs. J. B. Kidder visited friends in Wolcott
last week.
Horace Goodwin has been very low the
past week.
Miss Bertha Drsko was in Burlington last
Saturday.
Emet Libby, who has been qnite i'll, is able
to be out again.
The annual town meeting will be held next
Tuesday, March I.
Mrs Sarah Hodges expects soon to move
to Enosbnrg Falls.
Miss Nora Patten has recently visited Miss
Loula Cobb in Westford.
Charles Johns of Grand Isle visited his sis
ter, Miss Rena, last week.
Nat Freeman of Morrisve is visiting his
sister, Mrs. B. S. Fullington.
William Cunningham spent last Wednesday
and Thursday in st, Albaus.
L. NJ. Jones has recovered from the grip
and is once more in his store.
A pleasant promenade was held at Ian.
dons Hall last Friday evening.
Ernest and Arthur Ballard of Fairfax were
at FL. o, stiles one day recently.
The tbaw Of last week caused many of our
farmers to prepare for sugaring.
A. o. Bell is drawing timber for a barn
which he will erect in the spring.
The Womaus club will hold their regular
meeting next Thursday evening.
Miss Lena Wiley of Waterville spent several
days last week with Joel Partlow
Miss Marion Ballard of Fairfax was a guest
OF Mrs. II. q. Stiles last Wednesday.
Rev r. F. Lowe attended the funeral Of
Mr.. Wells in WateTviIle on Sunday last.
Misses Rena Johns and Ethel Claxton
spent Sunday with friends in MOrrisville.
Mrs. Arthur Pike was called to Jefferson
vile last week by the illness of her brother.
Mrs. o W. Stearns, who underwent criti-
cal operation last Wednesday, is doing well.
B. F. Atwel goes this week to Hamilton,
N. Y, where he will enter Colgate University.
A large number from Eden Lodge attended
the Masons' meeting and banquet last Thurs.
day.
robin was seen in town OH WashngtOn's
birthday-one OF the first harblngers of
spring.
The Cong'l ladies will serve dinner town
meeting day at the usual price. Everyone is
invited.
Not many new cases of grip are reported.
Those who have had it are nearly all re-
covering.
DR.. 3ublee of MOrrisville was called here
last Thursday in counsel for Mrs. Samuel
Scribner
The usual Covenant Meeting of the Baptist
church will be held Wednesday evening Of
this week.
W. D. WEIGH, who has been for the past few
weeks in Lebanon, N. H., spent Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins of st. Johns
bury we're guests at their fathers, Orvillt
Buck last week.
The auction at John Burnham's last Fri
day was well attended. B. A Hunt bid of
the farm for $1,000.
Mrs Tree, who has been caring for bel
niece, Miss Ina Balch, returned Saturday tC
her home in Canada.
There will be preparatory lecture at the
Congl church next Saturday, and commun
ion service on Sunday.
Fire Captain Fletcher has invited the Nor
risville Fire Company down to their enter
tainment Friday evening.
DkdUlDR was enJOyeu by Il large 0umDeF o
young people on the Lamole river, neal
Railroad street, Saturday.
Miss Blanche Hodges has gone to st. Al
bans, where she has employment with TIM
Willard Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. Harry Fulngton has gone to Stowe
called there by the illness OF her uncle anC
aunt, Judge and Mrs. Wilkins.
The next number of the Entertainment
Course will be a lecture Mar. 10, by Prof
Walter Howard of Mddlebury College.
News has been received of the death of Mrs
Susan Mills, formerly of this town, who dice
in New York City Feb IS, OF pneumonia.
large quantity of ice has been drawn tn
past week TOR use at the camp ground nea
Lower Falls, where meetings will be held mex
summer.
DR.. j B. Wheeler of Burlington and DR.
Genge of Hyde Park were in town last Wed
nesday in attendance upon Mrs. .. W
Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs B. S. Fullington, II. c. Full
lington and Mrs Mary Morgan attended tn
funeral OF John Fulington in Cambridge Oh
Monday.
Misses Watt Nichols, and Tolman, mem
bers of the Swendsen Trio, spent Sunday il
town and were entertained at the home O
Senator Stearns.
rev. ". W. MOfGOW OF burlington, GfeSl
dent of the Anti Saloon League, will address
union meeting at the Baptist church mex
Sunday evening
DR.. Martin the eye specialist who ha
treated many eyes in this section in success
fu manner, can be consulted at Robbins He
tel Mar. s, 9 and 10.
A beautiful new oak pulpit set has beel
presented to the Congn church by an IN
known giver. The doner has the SINGER
thanks of the church and congregation.
About thrty.fve attended a sociable give
by the w. r G. at Mrs. Joel Partlow's las
week Dinner and supper were served an
about $500 realized tor the work of tn
Corps.
Remember the entertainment by the Stei
ling Hose Company next Friday evening
This is a repetition of their former Variet
entertainment, with new and attractive fef
lures added
Miss Lizzie Allen principal Of t. trainin
school, attended the Chittenden count
Teachers Association held in Burlington las
Saturday. Miss Allen read a paper in tn
afternoon session on "Seat Work"
Principal Walter L. Ranger was in BurIine
ton Friday, where he met the Board of MOI
NAL School Commissioners and the Prime
pals OF the other Normal schools. The meet
ing was called to discuss the appropriation {
$1,000 by the last Legislature to each of th
three schools.
Nothing but words of praise are hear
concerning the second num bpr nf th