News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-07-11
JOHNSON.

Miss Belle Hill is visiting her brother IN
Jericho.
A A leland has returned from his visit to
Minneapolis
A promenade was held at Landop's Hall
Friday evening.
But little haying has been done yet on ac-
count of the rain.
Miss Mary Craig went on Saturday to her
home in Peacham.
Mrs. Lawrence and Edward Andrews vent
to Bosto Il last week.
Horace Raymonds sister from Potsdam,
N. Y, has been visiting him.
Fred Leslie, who is employed in Underhill.
spent the Fourth at home
Rev. W. II. Dawson of Montpelier has been
spending the week in town.
Murray Bucks house on Lower Main street
is receiving a coat of paint.
Miss Mabel Durivagp Of Bakersfield visited
her sisters last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Newton of Fairfax Wis
tied at Fl. o. Stiles on Friday.
Mrs Mary COvles of Aver, Mass is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Nye.
Miss Glenna Hunt has been spending the
past week with friends in Eden
c. c. Fullington is hoae from Dartmouth
College for bis summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hodgkins attended camp
meeting at Joe's Pond last week.
Dr.. Martin, the orulist, can be consulted
July II and IS, at Hotel Johnson.
Miss Mabel Written has finished her school
and gone to her home in Burlington.
Stephen Gilbert has returned from visit
to his son, Dana, in Watertown, Mass.
Mrs. E. l.. Coolidge and Miss Grace are Wis
iting relatives in White Ritter Junction.
Rev, l. T. Johnson and family have gone to
Douglas, Mass, for few weeks stay.
B. NJ. Ballard of Fairfax was a guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Il. o. Stiles, on Sunday,
Clayton Baker of Worcester, Mass was
guest of his aunt, Mrs. COuger, recently.
E P. Carpenter of st, Johnsbury has been
visiting relatives in town the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tohin of Cambridge
were guests of relatives in town last week
Albert Gleason of Worcester, Mass. has
been guest at C. C. Rogers the past week
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Stevens of Boston,
Mass, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. d. s. Scott.
Master Atwood Fulliugton went to Vergen-
mes Saturday, to visit his uncle, Supt s. A,
Andrews.
Joseph Butler and son, Arthur, returned on
Thursday from Keene, n. H., where they have
been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Kidder and daughter. Marion,
of Detroit were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. s
Fullington last week.
Miss Laura Burnham, who teaches in Ever
EFT, Mass, is spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Z. p. Jones.
Mrs. W. D. Welch and daughters, Bertha
and Flora, of Lebanon, N, H., are visiting
Mrs. H. A. Wa erman.
Joseph Scott, Superintendent of the STATE
- -. - I go
his brother, D. S. Scott,
Mrs. W. Fl Nye and son, Richard, returned
on Tuesday from Aver, Mass, where they
have been spending some weeks.
Prin. and Mrs W. e. Ranger aud Senate
and Mrs. c. Il. Stearns started Thursday 70
Halifax, where they will attend a meeting o
the N. E. Teachers Association.
Rev. and Mrs E G. French, Mr.. and Mrs
p. c. Stearns and Mrs. L Holmes attend
ed the marriage of Miss Matte Badger t.
Wallace Holmes, Mt Fletcher, last Thursday
DR.. H. E Hubbel an experienced dentist
has been in town the past ten days, and vii
probably spend the same length of time eacl
month here He IS prepared to do superio
dentistry.
Friday the pupils, parents and fey
friends of the East Johnson school were servet
to ice cream and cake, which was much en-
joyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Carpenter of Irasburg
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Gilmore of North Hyd
Park, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Gilmore of Cam
bridge and Herbert Scott of Waterville wer
in town to attend the funeral of Mrs. NJ. II
Parish.
School taught at East Johnson, by Myrtl
Cunningham, closed Friday. Number of pu
pills enrolled II. Those having no mark
were Carroll and Marcia Patch Hattie, Beul
AZ nd Wot
Enga Howard missed one-half day. Pupil
have shown much interest in the school.
W. W. Smith of Canada will lecture at th
M. L. church Thursday evening, July u. a
1870. Mr.. Smith is the man who nearly los
his life while in the employ of the Canada
Pacific Railway Company at Sutton Junction
by Walter X. Kelley of Marlboro, Mass, VIII
was hired to kill him and then leave him o
the track for the cars to run over Nj
Smith has with him the lead pipe and hat
which Mr.. Kelley lost in the strug gle, also
photograph of the station where the assault
took place. All are cordially invited to al
tend this lecture.
The Fourth was very satisfactory to tn
ball boys; they cleared enough to pay TO
their new uniforms, and won one game an
lost one. The game in the forenoon was wo
by Cambridge, by score of to and wa
very interesting throughout. as there was n
kicking. DR.. Hubbell umpred to the satisiat
ton OF both teams. In the afternoon tn
home boys, though rather tired, took d.
cided brace and won the game from Mort
Hyde Park by a score of 20 to ID. Scot
scored the first home run made on the ne
grounds. Barrows umpired the game sati
factory, and looked natural back III his oil
position The battery in the forenoon wa
Covey, Cheney and Gilmore for Cambridf
and sheldon, Morgan, Horrigan and Dubra
for johnson; 10 the afternoon A. Foss and
Foss for North Hyde Park; Morgan and d.
bray for Johnson. This week Saturday I'll
ball team will play Bakersfield at Johnsc
and a good game may be expected,
Johnson and Bakersfield have each won
game dame called at 2 p. M; admission
cents; ladies free.
Fourth of July Celebration.