News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-28
Johnson.

ID. u. Chase OF NO. cambridge was
at W. I'll. Leslie's the first Of the week.
Miss Sara Phillips is visiting her
friend, Mrs. VIM. Page, in Morristown
this week.
Miss Juline Rogers visited her aunt,
Mrs. Seth Conant. in Morristown last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jay Partlow and Miss Anna
Demeritt visited friends in Morrisville
Saturday.
Mrs. Genia Green of Vergennes was
a guest of her brother, B. S. Pulling
ton, last week.
Fred Jones and vile went to Lowell
Tuesday to attendthe funeral OF Mrs.
Edgar Coolidge. 7s
FL. o. Stiles and wife are taking
vacation and visiting friends and rel
atives in Fairfax.
Mrs. Susan Scott, who has been
stopping for some weeks in Green's
boro, has returned.
Percival Sinclair from Norwich Uni
versity passed Saturday and Sunday
Alice Boyes of Morrisville has been
visiting her father in East johnson
during the past week.
B. A. Hunt went to Hartford last
Thursday on business and will go
from there to Boston this week.
Rev. E. g. French spoke in the
cause of temperance at Waterford,
Greensboro and She field last week.
Frank Jones and son Roy have
gone to Worcester, Mass, where they
will make their home for the present.
Mrs. M. G. Morse of Hardwick is in
town caring for her aunt, Mrs. Mable
Foster, who is quite i'll with measles.
Miss Grace Sargent is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis. 1t is hoped
that the disease is under control at
present.
The village schools will unite at the
Opera House for patriotic exercises
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All
are invited.
Mrs. Mary Morse of Underhill and
daughter, Mrs. j. D, Leach of Fetch
er, were guests of Mrs. G. G.. Rogers
last Thursday.
W. FL. Stearns and wife attended
the fifteenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. FL. Kinds at Cam
bridge last week.
Rev. s. E. Packard attended the
convention of Young Peoples Bap-
fist Union at St. Adams last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The s. of V. will repeat their play,
"Tony the Convict" on the evening
of Memorial day. Tickets on sale at
C. P. Jones' drug store.
The Town Fathers are doing very
creditabIe piece of work in grading
the grounds and graveling the walks
in front of the town hall.
Mccullough delegates were elected
at the caucuslast Friday night. Their
names are G.. FL. Stearns, Q. Ell. Will
son, FL. W. Stevens and Philo Davis.
Miss Anna Cakes, who has been
stopping in Mill Village, N. a., the
past winter and spring, has returned
and is boarding with Mrs. Geo. Liver
more.
Luther Mead has sold his place in
the village to R. C. Christy. Mr..
Mead contemplates going to Ring
wood, ILL.,, where he has aposition of
fered him in the store of Joseph
Christy.
The ball game between the Bakers
field Academy and Johnson High
School last Saturday was interrupted
by the rain. Out of six innings only
three points were scored, 27or B. A.
and 1 for J. Fl. s.
Clark, the photographer, was in
town last week and again yesterday
taking photographs of the gradual
ing class. The room occupied by the
drawing class was used for a studio
with very good success.
Last Saturday Frank Green took a
party of ladies, respectively Misses
Crane, Dickinson, Harrington and
Allen, to the asbestos mines in Eden.
They took lunch with them and
made picnic of the occasion.
Everyone is invited to attend the
W. c. T. U. convention to be held in
Cong'l church Thursday and Friday,
June 5 and 6. The temperance work
is urgent and needs haste. All come
and help. Dinner and supper will be
served at the church.
Supt. Ranger, Mrs. j. L. Alger and
Miss Evalyn Darling attended Teach
ers' Institute last week in the towns
of Bristol, Shoreham, Middlebury
and Vergennes. Miss Darling read a
paper on drawing and Mrs. Alger on
reading and geography.
An interesting occasion, which all
will do we'll to remember, will be the
lecture given here June 9Th by Miss
Anna Robbins, a W. G. T. U. nurse
who recently returned from Manila.
The subject of the lecture is Life in
Manila" and is illustrated with many |
curious objects gathered there by her.
The opportunity is notgiven us every |
day to hear one who has just return
ed from place where all American
eyes conferred. This lecture is under
the auspices of the W. G. T. U.