News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-21
Johnson.

Tucker Mansfield is quite i'll.
The tub shop is running night and day.
Robert Warner was in Stowe on Sunday.
Miss Norcross is visiting at her home this
week.
Miss Eva Young is visiting relatives in I'm
derhill -"s as
Mrs. James Hickey is confined to the house
by grip.
Norman ODER has rented his farm to Muir
ray Buck.
Bert Gaunn has gone to Waterville, where
he has work
Mrs Sophia Laiinear is still very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mr. Pratt of Ulderhil visited at Lewis Da-
Wis recently.
Miss Hattie Hatch is visiting at her home
in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Mary F. Butts is spending sometime
in Burlington.
Frank Green has returned from business
trip to Boston.
W. NJ Cady OF Jericho is moving into the
Baptist Parsonage.
Mr.. E. A. Randall of Boston sang in the NJ
E. choir last Sunday.
promenade was held at Landons Hall
last Thursday evening.
her sister, Mrs C. c. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs j. o. Landon visited rela-
tives in Grand Isle last week.
Jason French and Mrs Nathan Dodge Wis
tied relatives in Canada last week.
Misses Bodgett & Foss have moved into
the rooms oyer Mcfarland Co.'s store.
Mrs. John Bean of Jacksonville is spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Leland.
II
ter, both of this town, were recently married.
Over twenty from this town attended the
entertainment at Morrisville Friday evening.
Miss Eva Sturtevant has finished term of
school in Sheldon and is at home with her
parents.
Miss Nellie Donaldson of Springfield Mass.
was guest of Mrs. g. E. Goodwin one day
last week.
The Teachers Class at the Normal will not
hold another session until four weeks from
last Saturday.
Rev A. l.. Boynton visited in Burlington
the first of this week He returned home
Monday evening.
The Children's Mission Band will meet Sat
urday, February "A. at 2:30 p. m, at the
NJ. E. Parsonage.
Miss Warner, trained nurse from Burling
ton is caring for Mrs. Geo. Whiting, who still
continues very ill.
The next lecture of the course comes on Fri
day, March 2. Rev. j. K. Fuller, the speak
er, will interest all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Mudgett have COM
menced housekeeping in one of Miss Nellie
Hunts tenements.
The Sterling Hose Co., hold regular
monthly meeting next Saturday evening at
Corporation Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward moved this week
from the Murray Buck house into tenement
in the Riddle block.
pleasant Valentine Social was held by
the Ladies' Ways and Means Society, at J..
r. Hills last Friday evening.
The departments of the village school held
sessions on last Saturday, but will not be in
session on Friday of this week.
On account of the absence of Rev. A. l..
Boynton no preaching service was held at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Miss Daniels, one of the Normal students,
is very i'll with pneumonia at Il. N. Peck's.
Her sister from Cabot is caring for her.
The Ladies' Aid and Pastors Union will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gauvin Fri
day, February %. All are cordially invited
At the Sugar Makers Meeting held recently
at Randolph, A. A. Leland of this town OBJ
tanned the first prize on tub sugar, his exhibit
scoring 90 points.
Senator c. Fl. Stearns started last week for
western trip. He will go as far west as Lin.
coin, Neb., where a National meeting of Tub
Makers is to be held.
A number from Waterville attended the
Quarterly Conference held last week Monday
at the M. E. Church. They voted to have r
j. Christie return another year.
The rehearsaIs for "The Merry Milk Maids
Io,, f,,ll, IL j.
large number of excellent soloists chorus o.
IS voices will render parts of the operetta.
At the Quarterly Conference held at the NJ
E. Church last week it was voted not to &C
cept further aid from the Missionary Society
This makes the church strictly self-supporting
The G. A. R.. s. of VS. and W. R. c., will
observe Washngton's birthday by appropri
ate exercises at Landon's Hall Thursday ev
ening, February %, followed byan oyster
supper.
The high water of last week done but littl,
damage here, in comp arson with that which
was felt in other towns. The cellars of som,
houses we're partially filled, and the river roaC
was impossible on Tuesday.
The memb of the Official Board of the NJ
+. Church are as follows: Pastor, r. j. Chris
II. W. Peck; Stewards, c. W. Cakes, W. Fl
Tracy, Guy Fitch. NJ F. Gray, George Grady
Miss Ida Barton, Mrs. Burt Rogers
The Womans' Club will hold Musical Ev
ening at the home of Mrs. H. W. Stevens
Thursday evening of this week. Each lady i
requested to wear something. however small
which will represent the name of a song, al
instrumental piece or a character in a song
For example precious Jewels" could b5 eas
ly represented by wearing jewels.
At the Club Shoot last Saturday, W. II
Stearns won birds: l.. NJ. Jones and J. B
Partlow 2 A E. Partlow, Geo. Elwood, Wi
Hayford, Tom Leland, B. A. Hunt, Will Lar
don and +. E. Holmes each one The bes
score of ten shots was made by L. M. Jones
Our out-of-town visitors failed to carry HON
any birds. There will be shoot Saturday
Feb. "a.
EAST JOHNSON.