News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26
JOHNSON.

JOHNSON.
Susie Emmons is home from st. Adams.
C. s. Clark was in Stowe Friday and Satur.
day.
Mrs. Dan Scott and son visited in Eden last
week.
A. E. Partlow was in Stowe Monday on
business.
Frank Jones has gone to Barre where he
has a position.
Joseph Scott from Concord, Mass, is visit
ing his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield spent Sunday with
friends in Stowe
Miss Jennie Tracy was home from Burling-
ton over Sunday.
Representative Stearns has given his housed
new coat of paint.
Belle Hill was home from her school in
Stowe over Sunday.
Presiding Elder Nutter preached at the NJ.
E. church last Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Buxton of Berlin, Mass, is WIS.,
iting at Harmon Bradley's.
Mrs. o. W. Mcfarland and children have
gone to Grand Isle for a visit.
Arthur Stearns has entered the Military
Institute at Bordentown, N. j.
Mrs Joseph Butler visited her sisters in st.
Adams and Swanton last week.
Miss Ida Barton goes to Grand Isle on
Wednesday for a short vacation.
Mrs. Frank Grimes from Hyde Park visited
her aunt, Mrs. Clary, on Monday.
Miss Hattie Kimball returned on Monday
from visiting friends in Enosburg.
Arthur Pike, who has been working at
Morrisville for some time, is home
Mrs. Bert Mills and daughter Alice visited
friends in Hyde Park last Saturday.
Mrs. B. A. Hunt and son Bertron spent
Thursday and Friday in Waterbury.
Miss Georgiana Bailey spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Clary.
Ed Parker and children and Mrs. S. W.
Kinds are visiting at M. A. Hadley's.
Miss Anna Demerritt and Grace Leland at.
tended the fair at Sheldon on Friday.
Joel Partlow and wife visited at Sewell
Newton's in No. Hyde Park last Wednesday.
Miss Leary, who is boarding at FL. M. Max
fields, spent Sunday with her parents in DER
icho.
The Robinson family, who have been living
in the Frank Atwell house have moved t.
Barre.
Walter Boyes from Boston, Mass. is spend
ing a few days with his father, Freeman
Boyes.
Mrs. Barnard has gone to Burlington
where she will spend the winter with her
daughter.
Mr.. Kellogg, who has bought the Burnham
place of Elmer Patten has taken possession
of the same.
VIM. Cady has moved his family into Mrs
Codding's tenement, leaving the parson-
age vacant.
Miss Anna MCGOWAN spent Saturday and
Sunday at her HON in Fairfield, returning
Monday night.
Mrs. Chester Melendy spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Royal Dicken-
son of this place.
Miss Carrie Stevens has gone to Danvers,
Mass, to take a course in the Kindergarten
training school there.
Mrs. Alma Leland returned home Saturday
from a two weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs,
Bean of Jacksonville.
Carlos Cakes has gone to New York to Wis.,
it her sister Anna who has been in a hospital
there for the past year.
The Cong'I Y. P. s.. c.. E. will hold a cobweb
social at their vestry Friday evening, Sept
%. Ali are cordially invited.
The johnson Sporting Club will have a
chicken shoot on their grounds next Satur-
day Sept. 20. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Hall and sons who have been visiting
at G. II Stearns' for several weeks, has re-
turned to their Tome in Philadelphia.
MIS- A. n. Buck and Mr.. OrvilIe Buck at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Warner Brush at
Fairfax last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Baker, two grandsons
and nurse; Mrs. Fred Leland and A. A. Le-
land all go on the excursion to New York.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Morgan is having her house
raise and a cellar made under it. l.. {.
Wneelock of Cambridge is doing the work.
Mrs. James Holmes went to Montpelier on
Tuesday to attend the State meeting Of the
Vermont branch of Woman's Board of Mis-
sions
Miss Luplla Leslie has returned from Sugar
Hill, N. H., where she has spent the summer
ard will enter her class at the Normal next
Monday.
Now is the time to get the baby's picture
taken. Mrs. Chase with Mrs Chandler of st.
Adams to assist her, makes a speciality OF
cbildren's photos this week.
The picnic at Geo. Courser's last Saturday
was well attended by the 6 A. r. and their
families 10 the afternoon and the s. OF V. in
the evening. All report a good time.
At the preaching service in district No. II
last Sunday, Rev. E.. 6 French was made the
recipient OF a purse of money, presented by
the people of the district as a token of appre-
citation for the services held during the sum
mer and fall.
DIR. ChATleS Scout ana vile lett Town I0urS
day for East Arlington where they will re-
main for a few weeks, returning here to spend
the winter. DR.. Scott has lived in several
places both east and west and he says John
son is the place for him.
Attention. Brothers of S. c. Hill Camp No.
II 8. of V. The Captain desires that every
brother be present at the next meeting,
Thursday night Sept 81. Please make an ef-
fort to be there for there are several matters
in which the whole camp is interested which
must be settled.
Tickets for the Entertainment Course will
go on sale at Jones' Drug Store this week
Saturday, Sept. 30, at 8 a. m No canvass
has been made this year to sell tickets. The
course is better and more expensive than ever
before. Numbers for position in line will be
drawn thus giving all an equal chance.
The johnson Sporting Club will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Oct
2. at 1870, in L. NJ. Jones store. Pay up
your dues, bring in your names for new mem
bers and get ready for the shoots this fall
Let every member be present, as there are
several business matters to be voted upon.
There is a y warning out for a town meeting
to be held Oct. 6, to see if the town will vote
to exemp5 from taxation for five years the
property lately purchased by Harry Parker
He intends putting in machinery which will
employ eight or ten men throughout the
year. 1t is for the benefit of the town to en-.
courage all such enterprises.