News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-27
JOHNSON.

in town.
Norman Adams of Eden is clerking
for W. H. Nye.
Miss Julia Mars is visiting her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Cady.
Miss Alice Waite is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Benson, in Stowe.
P.J. Hodgkins was in Burlington
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Evalyn Darling, one of the
teachers in the Normal, is ill.
Miss Clara Powers of Bakersfield |
visited Mrs. Bert Mills last week.
Frank Burnham and wife spent |
last week with relatives in Canada.
Miss Matte Buck and Evelyn Camp
bell spent Saturday in Morrisville.
Miss Eva Nay of Underhill is acting
as secretary for Supt. W. E. Ranger.
Mrs. C. C. Rogers visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, at Rockingham, this
week.
Mrs. Nathan Dodge visited her
mother, Mrs. Loyal Potter, the past
week.
Miss Theda Jones visited her friend,
Belle Hill at DR.. Hills in Jericho last
week.
Will Coolidge has moved into the
Murray Buck tenement on lower Main
street.
Alice Adams from Hyde Park has
obtained employment in PEARLS
factory.
Misses Gleason, Rooney and Leary
attended church at Hyde Park last
Sunday.
Misses Grace Leland and Hattie
Kimball visited in Morrisville last
Friday.
Consult DR.. Martin, the oculist,
about your eyes March 4 and 5 at
johnson Hotel
Miss Florence Hatch and her broth
er from Cratsbury visited friends in
town last week.
Miss Annie DHmeritt attended the
Black Diamonds show at Morrisville
Wednesday evening.
Arthur Stannard from Lowell visit
ed his sister at the home of Mr.. B. S.
Burlington, last week.
Miss Marion Torrey visited her
friend, Miss Maud Hulburt, at Jericho,
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jennie McNeal has re-entered
the Normal school for the purpose of
renewing her certificate.
Tom Leland has returned from New
Hampshire where he has been en-
plOyed for several months.
Meetings will be held in the school
house at East Johnson every evening
this week except Saturday.
Miss Ella, Page former graduate
of the Normal school, has returned to
take up the second course.
A teacher from Massachusetts, is
visiting her sister, Miss Farr, at the
home of Mrs o. W. Stearns.
Miss Josie Drown has finished her
school work in West Derby and is
passing her vacation at home.
The johnson Sporting Club will
have chicken shoot Saturday, Mar.
End at the usual time and place.
Exercises in commemoration of
Washington's Birthday were held in
the Graded school last Thursday.
Mrs. Bertha Parker last Monday
left her farm here and moved to Fair
fax, where she will make her home.
L. W. Fletcher has sold his house
on School street to Mr.. Chaffee of
No. Hyde Park. Perhaps Lu will
build another?
Miss Georgiana Bailey came home
from her school on Friday to visit
her mother. Mrs. Clarey, returning
Saturday night.
Misses Ollie and Agnes Buck of
Winthrop, N. Y, and Miss Myra
Soule of st. Adams visited at the
home of A. H. Buck last week.
G. A. Peake of Elmore has rented
the farm of j. c. Hodgkins. People
here are sorry to lose the pleasant
and accommodating milk-man.
Members of the G. A. r. and ". r.
c., numbering about twenty-five, en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon at
the home of V. A. Patch last Thurs
day.
The members of the Cong'l church
are cordially invited to attend the
annual church gathering Thursday,
Feb. %. Dinner will be served at -
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young from Lowell
visited at the home OF Edgar Cool
edge last Friday and Saturday TAX
ing in the entertainment Friday
evening.
L. G. Terrill is moving to North
Hyde Park. All local residents will
regret to lose Mr.. Terrill from this
town, but Johnson's loss will be
Hyde Parks gain.
The schools in town we're closed
Friday in observance of Washington's
birthday. Many of the Normal
students returning to their homes to
spend the holiday.
Several of the Normal students
celebrated Washinpton's Birthday