News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-03-14
JOHNSON.


in Burlington.
W.D. Welch of Lebanon, N. H., was in
town last week.
EW. Smith of North hyde Park, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Emma Pearson of Coventry is visiting
Angelina FulliDgtOn.
J.Priuce is home from Montpelier Seminary
for a short vacation.
Miss Craig from Peacham is visiting her
sister, Miss May Craig.
Mrs Warner Morse of Montpelr is visiting
her father A. A. Leland.
Miss Lillian Terrill of Underhil visited at
George Baker :, last week.
Fred Shore and sister of st. Adams are Wis
iting Miss Daisy Beaudry.
Mrs. } Christie visited at her former
home in Sheldon last week.
Willard Goss from the U. V. NJ. at Burling-
ton, was in town Tuesday.
An Easter service will be held at the NJ E.
church on Sunday, April 8.
Jason Whitney of Enosburg Falls is the
new clerk at Hotel Johnson.
Mrs Emma Nolan of Cambridge spent last
week with her sister, Latfinear
Mrs Dora Atwood OF Cambridge, visited
at o. A. McFarland's, recently.
1t is expected that the U. V. NJ. Glee Club
will give "a concert here March %.
Mrs Preston Barr from Enosburg Falls
visited at f. Z. Kimballs last week.
Mr.. Armand Jackson is the smiling father
of a 1012 pound boy, born March Z.
Mrs William Strong of VergeDnes spent
Sunday with Mrs. George Goodwin.
William Cady and family OF Jericho have
moved iuto the Baptist parsonage.
Miss Myrtle Bradley from Fairfield spent
Sunday With Mrs. George Livermore.
Miss Mabel Mcdonald from Morrisve
spent Saturday with friends in town.
Sumner Story, who has been working at
Bolton Falls, was recently at home.
Miss Hattie Grswold OF Jacksonville spent
Sunday at Mrs Augusta WaUerm ans
Old Mrs Emmons, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. j John Laraway, is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Abee of East Hardwck
were guests at T. w. Stevens over Sunday.
March % Rev. r. s. Christie will exchange
pulpits with Rev. g. NJ. BurIick of Cam bridge
meeting of the Teachers Class will be held
at the Normal building next Saturday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leland from st. Johns
bury are guests OF their father, A. A. Leland
Supt. 5. A. Andrews of Vergennes spent Fri
day and Saturday with his parents in town.
Rev.. l. II. Eliot of Waterbury, preached
at the Congr5ga church Sunday morn
ing.
The Normal School closed on Monday of
this week. The spring term began on Tues
day.
Mrs. Caroline Mcfarland of Fergus Falls,
Minnesota is the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Me
Farland.
A. III. Buck is recovering from the effects of
a slight shock which he sustained last week
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayford are the happy
parents of daughter born Monday, the
9TH inst.
W. G. Andrews of Montpelier was the guest
Of his parents, Hon. and Mrs. j. A. Andrews,
over Sunday.
Miss Gauthier of Hyde Park returned home
Monday, after spending two weeks with Mrs.
Alma Leland.
Miss Drake was the recipient of pretty
gold clock given her by the students in the
Normal school.
Miss Maud Austin of Plainfield and Eliza
Parsons of Elmore came Friday to work IN
PEARLS factory.
Il. o. Story hiss sold his farm to Frank
Lathrop OF Morristown and will give posses.
sion Immediately.
Senator and Mrs. G. H. Stearns and SON
Arthur, started on Friday last for their trip
to New York City and Washington.
large number from Hyde Park, Morris
vile and Cambridge attended the MERRY
Milkmaius" on Friday and Saturday even
ings.
Miss Hattie Hatch and Miss Florence
Grieves went last week to Topsfed, Mass
where they have positions in the Stanwood
School.
The Vermont Annual Conference will be
held at Bellows Falls, April IL. Some from
the M. E. church of this place will attend this
meeting.
j. S. Bicknell's house caught fire again
Monday morning, but the flames were quick
ly extinguished without calling out the Hose
Company.
Quarterly Meeting will be held at the NJ. Z
church next Sunday the 18th. There will be
Love Feast and reception of members and
communion.
Mrs. E. X. Woodward left on Thursday
last for Proctor, after a weeks visit with rel
atives in town. Mrs. Woodward goes to
California during the latter part of March.
Remember the lecture by Rev. ]. X. Fuller
this week Friday. A rare treat is in store fol-
those who attend this entertainment. Sub
iect, FISHERS and Men, How to catch them"
Quite a number of new scholars are coming
to commence the spring term. Among them
are Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Fairfax and
Miss Susie Bigeow OF Stowe both former
graduates.
A very interesting address was given by
Rev. l.. Fl. Elliot, Secretary of the Vermont
Bible Society at a union service at the Bap
fist church last Sunday evening At the
close a collection was taken for the work oftht
Society.
Miss Hortense Drake left on Saturday
morning for Casteton, where she has work
during the spring term in the Normal School
at that place. Miss Drake has made many
warm friends during her stay in town, and
her departure is generally regretted
The Memorial Service for Miss Annie Wit
termyre that was to have been held by the
W. X. C.. at the regular meeting March l, viii
be held at their public meeting Friday even
ing, March % after which a social will BE-
held and lighG refreshments will be served
All are cordially invited.
The Woman's Club held their usual meeting
Monday evening. A committee consisting o.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl, Mrs. Jennie Holmes anC
Miss Jennie Kendall, was appointed to gel
facts as to industrial conditions in town
This was done in response to request from
the State Federation.
Builds up the system, puts pure rich blooC
IN the veins; makes men and women stronl