News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-11-22
Johnson.


W. A. Landon was in Grand Isle last week.
Miss Dora Pudvah has gone to her home in
Lowell.
Miss May Craig has gone to her home in
Peacham.
Miss Jessie Davis is at home from her school
in Pittsford.
Mrs. W. A. Landonis visiting her parents
in Lunenburg.
Arthur Clark is employed as driver for DR..
r. &. Prentiss.
Warren Annis visited his sisters in Water
vile last week.
Miss Dora Sunderland of Swanton is guest
at Arthur Pixies.
A. E. Partlow has the foundation of his
new shop finished.
George Atwell has moved from the Gravelin
farm to his own farm.
Miss Nellie Sheehan spent Sunday with
friends in hyde Park.
Miss Lizzie Allen spent Saturday with
friends in Burlington.
Miss Susie Emmons of st. Adams visited at
John Laraway's last week,
Work on the addition to E. L. Holmes
shop is progressing rapidly.
Miss Carrie Tracy is home from Waterbury,
where she has been teaching.
George Gravelin has soil his farm to the
Flanders Bros. of Cambridge.
Miss Alice Gilbert has lett 0. A. McFaIland's
and gone to her home in Lowell.
Miss Jennie Mcneil of Colchester was re-
Gently a guest OF Mrs. E. E. Holmes.
Miss Jennie Driscoli is working in Fairfax
and Miss Lizzie Driscol in Cambridge.
Miss Ruth Baker of Huntington spending
some time with her amt Mrs. CCnger.
Vernon Libby of Fletcher is in town help
ing to care for his father. Ernest Libbey.
News has been received of the death of Mrs
Felix Barnard at Glens Falls, New York.
Mrs. Fred Ouimette and baby of Swanton
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lambert.
George Whitney of Montgomery has been
visiting at William Tracys the past week.
John DriscoIl has moved his household
goods from the Will Baker house to Fairfax.
Mrs. Dickinson of Cambridge has moved
into the tenement in Mrs. Mary Morgan 8
house.
Miss Jane Holmes was given a water set by
her pupils in school No. l, at the close last
Friday.
The Normal school has a session on Satur-
day of this week and closes on Tuesday of
the next.
Mrs. Scott of Bakersfield visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Georgia Scott at q. W Bakers last
Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Beard of Waterville has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Pow ers during the
past week.
Miss Foss of North Hyde Park and a
friend have moved into a tenement in the
Riddle Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deorest Collins are receiving
congr Atulations upon the birth of a daughter
on Sunday last.
Mrs Robbins who has been stopping in the
place for the past week, is visiting at present
in East Johnson.
Miss Rebecca Hill went on Friday +, r a Wis
it of several weeks at her niece's, Mrs j. b
Kidder's in Proctor.
W. E. Atwater and Miss Sarah Leland were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. John Bean in Jefer
sonville last Saturday.
On account of the ordination at stowe thu
md-week prayer meeting at the Cong church
wss held Tuesday evening
Asst. Inspector v S. Witherell, accompan
led by Perley Whiting, inspected the camp a.
Wolcott Wednesday night. -r
Several members of the s. G.. Hill CamI
attended the inspection and box party al tn
Cambridge Camp Friday evening.
The school in No. o. taught by Miss Steb
bins, held an exhibition and magic lanterI
entertainment Saturday evening.
Miss Mable Written, who has been teaching
school in the Waterman District, went OF
Saturday to her home in Burlington.
Mrs. Freeman who has spent the summe
in Massachusetts and southern Vt. is Wis
ing her daughter, Mrs B. S. Fullington.
The schools in No. and No. IT, taught b.
Miss Evelyn Campbell and Miss Matte Buc
closed on Friday with exhibitions in the even
ing.
Rev. E. G. French and some of the men
bers of the Congl church will attend the ord
nation of Rev. Mr.. Emery in Stowe, this wee
Wednesday.
The sociable held by the Ladies' Aid an
Pastors Union at Tucker Mansfield's las
Thursday was well attended and all repor
an enjoyable time.
The Inspection OF s. G. Hill Camp by Co
Morse last Thursday night was very we'll al
tended. After the inspection refreshment
were served. All report a pleasant time.
Next Sunday, Nov &c, will be Mssionar
Sunday at the M. L. church. special sci
mon, illustrated by a chart, will be given i
the morning, and missionary concert by tn
young people in the evening
Prin. W. E. Ranger, G. a. Stearns and I
A. Waterman attended the banquet of tn
Fish and Game League at Burlington las
toast-maste at the banquet.
The season tickets for the lecture cours
are now on sale at G. z. Jones' Drug Store
The course ticket is 81 and admission to
single entertainment is 35 cents Five enter
taiRments are given in the course.
The Woman's Club held we'll attende
meeting last Thursday evening. Papers wer
read by MIS-. G. F. Stearns, Mrs. 0dell an
readings by Mrs. @. p. Jones and Mrs Rob-
Waterbury. 1t was voted to hold the mex
meeting Friday December 1st instead of Nov
embeT 30
All interested IN the library are invited t
contribute articles for sale at the Fair to
held Dec. and 8. Circulars have been sen
to some, but whether or no you have receive
one, please consider this notice an invitation
A program of the attractions of the evenin
will be given next week.
The usual Club shoot last Saturday we
well attended The members we're pleased {
see outsiders and hope to see more in I'll
future. There was no special winner as I'll
game was well divided. Through some mi
take one OF our noted shooters, T. A. Waite
man made a score of % off hand, winning b
first chicken of the season. He was so elatt
over his prize that he blundered into the 9
ring later, winning his second chicken. l.,
the good work go on. Watch for posters
the next shoot for chickens and geese.
A meeting was called on Friday evening
plan for an entertainment for the purpose
buying stage curtain and other FURNISHING
for our Temodelled town hall. Nineteen we