News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-04-04
JOHNSON.


d. S. Scott was in 81 lohnsbury lately.
James Comstock has rented The Baleh iarm.
W. E. Atwater went on Monday to Boston.
o. B. Landon was in Burlington last week.
Chester Hail has gone to his home in West
ford
]. A. Pearl was in Colebrook, N H., last
week
Miss Katherine Sheehan is quite i'll with
la grippe.
The Listers began their work on Monday
of this week.
Miss May Baker is home from her school in
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Burt Rogers stlll remains quite i'll with
rheumatic fever.
Stark Bicknell intends to build a new
house this spring.
Mrs H. W Stevens is visiting her daugh
tiers, in Fairhaven.
The Normal School closes Friday for a
short Easter RECESS
Arthur Stearns returned on Monday to his
school in Bakersfield.
Several from the VI. Z church will attend /
Conference next week.
Orvila Buck. who has been i'll with pneu-
monia, is much bitter.
Miss Evelyn Darling went on Saturday to
her home III Hartland.
Mr.. Bellows of Fairf was a guest at h. 4
o. Stiles last Friday,
Mrs Myra Davis has gone to North Cam
bridge to spend few weeks.
Mra Scntt mas moved from Mrs. Morgan's
into Mrs. Maria Davis house.
few attended the masquerade dance at
Morrisville last Friday evening.
Rev and Mrs l. T. johnson returned on
Saturday from an Extended trip.
Miss Susie Hill returned on Monday to
Proctor after week : vacation.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Full
lington on Tuesday of last week.
Clarence Kinney Of South Hero, was the
guest of W. A. Landon last We k
special week of prayer has Fean observed
by the NJ church the past week.
Mrs John Bean from J,ffersouvle spent
few days with her mother gst week.
.Leander Tilotslu of Underhiil is in town
being treated by Dr. g. Il Goodwin.
John Bell has recently had his pension i'll
creased from Sl6 TO S24 per month.
joel Stratton has finished his logging job
having had very profitable season.
The departmet Is of the village schoolclosed
on Thursday last for a short vacation.
The farmers aIe all busy in their sugar or
The scholars of Mrs Dodges room went on
a sleigh ride to Hyde Park last Thursday.
D. S. Scott has sold his farm in Eden t.
his brother, j. f. Scott of Concord, Mass
Mrs. Sophia Lafinear and family have
moved from the Baker house to Cambridge.
Mrs. ] R Hill Is spending few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. B Kidder in Proctor.
Mrs D. s. Scott aud Frank Sargent spent
at Inn in TpH
H. O. Stiles was in Fairfax on Saturday to
attend the funeral Of his cousin, Geo Uf1ord
B. A. Hunt is having a large quantity OF
logs drawn to the mill he recently purchased.
Clifford Leland has gone to Rockawav,
Long Island, where his brother George lives.
Bert Mills has gone to Fletcher to work
during sugaring. His family accompanied
him.
TIE Mcfarland Co. have had a large
trade in underwear during their recent special
sale
Fred Leland and family have moved from
st. Johnsbury onto the farm recently pur-
chased
Miss Grout from Montpelier was in town
last week, visiting the Normal and Practice
schools
Miss Patterson, who has been caring for
Mrs. Will Jones, returned to Burlington on
Saturday.
Prof. Smith of the Burlington Business
College, was the guest of Prof. j. B. Ham
last week.
Five members of the ". C. went to North
hyde Park last Thursday to assist in orga
nizing a Corps there.
Prof WiRgn, Principal of the North Troy
High School, was the guest of Prin. W. L
Ranger last Wednesday
Mrs. A. A. Atwater and W. E. Atwater en-
tertained very pleasantly, seven tables O
whist last Friday evening.
Miss Gertrude Whitney, one of the Norma
students, went to her home in Morrsvillt
Friday, on account of illness.
The farmers of this place will be interested
in the article elsewhere entitled ITO the
Farmers of johnson and vicinity"
Miss Rebecca Hill returned last FRIDAY
from Proctor where she has been for some
months with her niece, Mrs. Kidder.
Easter will be observed at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday by an Easter sermon in the
morning and concert in the evening.
The last regular meeting of the winter vii
be held by the Woman's Club this week Thurs
day. The election of officers occurs April 10
Miss Eliza Allen went on Friday to hel
home in Westford. Miss Allen and NJ iss Darl
ing will spend part of their vacation in
Boston.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pulling
ton will be interested to know that a twelve
pound son was born to them last Friday al
Worcester, Mass.
There will be a chicken shoot at the Gun
Club grounds Saturday April 7. 1t is hoped
that every sportsman will be present and
help capture some OF the II birds we have
on hand. Out of town marksmen are always
welcome.
The Burlington High School Banjo and
Glee Clubs gave a concert at the Opera House
last Wednesday evening. Their selections
won frequent ercores. The impersouator
Mr.. F. c. Lewis was particularly enjoyed
All press notices speak in highest terms OF
the lecturer, John r. Clarke and the lecture
ITO and Fro in London, " which he gives here
April 10. One ys:-" At times you have
the drollery of Sol Smith Russell and the i'm.
passioned eloqueDCe of Cough" Another
John Clarke is inmitabe as a lecturer y
johnson people are exceedingly fortunate in
securing Mr.. Clarke for the closing entertain.
ment OF the course, and it is hoped that a
large audience will be present next Tuesday
evening.
BAKERSFIELD.
Kate Cramton, of Berkshire, is the guest o.
Eliza Coburn.
j. A. Barnes an2 d. g. Start were in ST.
Adams last Thursday, on business.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church