News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-11-15
JOHNSON.

IL Pearl & Cos factory is again running
on full time.
Mrs. Gould and son George are visiting
friends in Fairfax.
Advertised letters-Mrs. l.. A. Hutchinson
and Leland Tracy.
SD. Newton and Charles Cristy were in
Montpelier last week.
REPRESENTATIVE Wilson aud son Max spent
the Sabbath at home.
Miss Cora Ballard Of Milton. was Sara
Knights guest last week
Work is resumed at Stearns' tub shop, al
ter a vacation of five weeks.
G. A. r. picnic and sewing circle at Daniel
Princes next week Saturday.
Mrs. Walbridge and sou Allen have gone
to Maine to spend some time.
Sadie Morris spent the Sabbath in town,
the guest of Jennie Carpenter.
Mrs. Homer is stopping for the present
with b. s. Fullngton's family.
H. Raymond has lost two colts and ad-
yertises Tor the same in this issue.
Miss Genie Austin recently visited Montpe-
lier the guest OF Representative wilson.
Rev. MIR. Donnell filed Mr.. Stanley's APP
pointment at Waterville last Sunday p. m.
Chester Carroll who has occupied Deacon
Kinds farm the past year, has moved to
Morristown.
Miss Eugenia Fulngton of Palmer, Mass,
speut two days last week at her brothers b.
S. FullDgton.
Mrs. Palmer and two daughters of Sioux
Falls Dakota, were the recent guests OF Miss
Mary FullingtOn.
Flora Pearl closed her school in Cambridge
last Friday and will spend her vacation OF
three weeks at home.
George Partlow has returned from Canada,
where he has been employed by Z. ii. Stearns
for nearly two months.
The sons of Veterans promenade concert
was well attended last Friday eve, and the
usual good time enjoyed.
The grammar grade of the village school
closed last Friday. The intermediate grade
will close this week Thursday.
The Baptist and Methodist societies are
each filling a barrel this week, to send to
some needy sick in the South.
The new stained glass windowsfor the Bap
fist church have arrived and are being fitted
this week ready for use next Sunday.
The electric light question is the great
question just now Everybody is pleased
with the idea, and all hope the work will be
pushed.
Mrs. John Driscol returned from Burling-
ton last week, where she has been for some
time receiving medical treatment at Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Myrtle Sturtevant returned from Bradford
Saturday eve. After remaining at home three
weeks she will return to teach winter term
in the same place.
The ladies auxiliary were very successful in
arranging for their sociable at the Y. NJ. G. A
rooms. All the members and invited guests
appreciated the entertainment.
Dea. and Mrs 7. D. Kinds are welcomed
back in town. They are now occupying their
farm near the village, which they left year
and half ago, for temporary home IN
Massachusetts.
The W. R. c. will have a five cent sociable
and gathering at Landon's hall next Thurs
day p. m Material wanted for eomforters;
also old cotton and linen for use in the hos
pital at the Soldiers Home at Bennington.
Small clocks are desired by the inmates.
The johnson third nine is the only ball
team in town who met with no defeat the
past season. They played four games, and
they will be ready to play with any team
of their age and size next season. Their av-
erage age is IA years. Following are the
names of the Layers: George Dubray, catch
er; Ben Butler, pitcher; Carl Morgan, LIST
base; Leon Sturtevant, "a base; George Nay,
I'd base; George Elwood, left field; Philip
Hebb, center; Pearley Whiting, right field;
George Elwood, captain; B. A. Hunt, man
ager.
EAST JOHNSON.
Walter and Edgar Boyce, Jr., were in Bur
lington Saturday.
julius Mudgett has finished work in Cam
bridge and returned to his home.
Deacon and Mrs P D. Kinds have been
stopping at julius Sinclair's the past week
awaiting the arrival of their goods. They
expect to move into their own house in John
son village this week.