News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
JOHNSON.

JO7NSON.
R.T. Foster has gone TO Lyndonville.
Mrs. Paul Jones is a guest at Mrs William
Jones.
Meeting at the Baptist church Saturday at
2p.m.
Miss Josephine Fisk from Mass, is a guest
at d. S. Scott's.
Mrs. Miner of Milton, is a guest at Mrs.
Joel PartlOw's.
Clumie Fullington is taking a few days
outing on his wheel.
Mr.. Jorden is spending some time with
friends in Greensboro.
Mrs. Nathan Mcfarland is the guest Of
Mrs. r. W. Mcfarland.
Abbe Dubray of Meriden, Ct, recently Wis
tied her parents in town.
G. A. Sturtevant has rented Eli Atwell's
place and taken possession.
Mrs. Goodrich and daughter Grace, visited
their friends in town last week.
DR.. Cook of Burlington, was a guest at
b. L. Austin's one day last week.
Mrs. Walbridge and son Allen, have gone
to Plailfeld for a short vacation.
Misses Alice and Grace Waite are spending
several weeks with friends in Stowe.
A party of Jones consisting of four fami-
lies, are camping at lake Champlain.
Mrs. H. l.. Story and mother, Mrs. Law,
are boarding with Mrs. Cyrus Davis.
Mrs C. H Stevens and sons returned to
their home in st. Adams last Friday.
The ladies prayer missionary meeting will
be held with Mrs Parish Friday p m.
Miss Mabel Rogers is spending the week
with friends in Sheldon and Underhlll.
Dr. Prentiss of Burlington, was a guest of
Rev. Mr.. Stanley few days last week.
Miss Lucy Baker is spending a few days
with friends in Jericho and Burlington.
Mr.. Laraway and his daughter Mrs. Eugene
Gautheier are visiting friends in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Hunt spent the Sab
bath in Waterbury at Mrs. Hunts fathers.
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Grand Isle, and Mr..
Donnell will exchange pulpits next Sunday.
Miss Flora Pearl and Miss Hosmer are
attending the summer school at Morrisville.
Miss Alice Winchester visited Mt. Mans
field last week with party from Watervile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Buck of st. Adams,
spent the Sabbath with their brother in town.
Mrs. Butler and daughter, Frances, from
New York, are guests at Mrs. M. ii. Parish's.
[. L. Pearl & Co. have been making some
improvements to their office, adding porch.
Charles Patch has vacated the Atwell house
and has rented Miss Lucinda Dodge's rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver of Waterbury, spent
the Sabbath with their uncle Tucker Mans
field.
Miss Rosa Gilbert of Burlington, is visit
ing her friends, Misses Mabel and Genie
Austin.
Mrs. Helen Morgan and daughter, from
Brookline, are spending few weeks in town
at d. G. Holmes.
Frank Leach has returned from Manches-
ter, with a very fine horse, of which he has
just reason to be proud.
William Bolewine's family arrived last week.
They are occupying Enos Sherwin's house
recently vacated by hurry Buck
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pike and daughter
Lizzie were in cambridge last week to attend
family reunion of Mrs. Pixies friends.
The Sunday school classes of Miss Hannah
Tracy and Miss Lucy Leland enjoyed very
pleasant picnic last Friday p. m. on Miss
Tracys lawn.
There will be a socable at the Baptist par
sonage Friday evening. 1t is given in honor
of the guests in town. Every one is cor
daily invited.
swANToN DowNED EN-.
The Swanton Courier thus writes up the
Swanton-Johnson game:- .
johnson came down Tuesday and Swan
ton captured the whole outfit IA to and it
we kicked ourselves back from Cambridge,
July 4. There is a bit of Grape hanging on
the base ball door of Lamoille county just
now; it was a sad home going for the boys
Tuesday night. We were sorry for 'em. The
game was good one because we won, but
it lacked the ginger and uncertainty that
marked the st. Adams game. The meeting
was without kick and the visitors lost sole
ly because we happened toputup an old-time
Swanton game. Young Mr.. Dodds was the
king pin for us and the boys were back of
him about all the time. He struck out eight
men to Miners four. Dodds is as cool at
critical points as white spine cucumber, the
kids love him and the base ball cranks insist
he must have the freedom of the city.
Dave Tudhope was as lively as steel trap
and he caught Dodds' swift delivery without
an error. The stick work of the Swanton's
was great, Is hits to Johnsons T. The boys
literally knocked the cover off the ball
Prouty had two 2-haggers and Keenan, and
Gould one each. Keenen, by the way, is get
ting his eye on the ball as of old and from
now on some fine batting may be expected of
him. Ofstolen bases Swanton had nine and
johnson four. On errors however, honors
were even, each team having five. The same
day Chicago had six and Pittsburg five.
Gould is a mighty handy man on the ball
field all the time. The pony pair, Bell and
Prouty, act like professionals. Moore is get
ting acquainted with his new position and
knows where he is at all the time. All of
Bruley's old-time snap is coming back to
him and the way he sneaks from base to base
is a caution. Folsom handled the stick we'll
A son of Ex-Governor Page plays End for
johnson and plays it well. The visitors were
q nice lot of young mon and we are very glad
they came down. Come again.
Swanton. ...........2 l 2 l 4 l 0 3-14
johnson. ,........0 0 0 0 0 o. 5
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WATERVILLE