News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
JOHNSON,


and Miss Ruby Warfield passed Mon
day in Burlington.
Miss Theda Wellman visited friends
in Morrisville Monday.
Chester McGoff visited his home in
Irasburg the last OF the week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Seymour is visiting
friends in Waterbury this week.
Miss Alice Scott visited her aunt in
Morrisville the last of the week.
A ten pound boy was born to Day.
ton Smalley and wife Thursday, May
1S.
The base ball team from Lowell is
to play the Johnson team in Johnson
May Both.
Mrs. Joseph Barnard and daughter,
Ida, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Westfield.
Mrs. l. L. Bailey and sister, Mrs.
Sargent visited friends in Stowe the
last of the week. .
Clement Pike OF Ira sburg has been
engaged by J.D. Odell to work on his
job in the tub shop. r
Dr.. E. d. Collins attended a meet
ing of the State Board of Education
in Burlington last Friday.
A party of ten went to Stowe Friday
evening to attend the concert given
by the Band at that place.
P. A. Pike, who is working on the
Vernon house in Jacksonville, was
at home the first of the week.
A. VI. Stone of Somerville and
Granville Fiske of Ashland, Mass,
were guest of D. s. Scott last week.
Lieut.. Gov. Stearns is painting his
buildings. Perry Foster and. assist
ants from Hyde Park are doing the
job.
The fortnightly meeting of the
Ways and Means society will be held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Maria
Davis.
Mr.. Murphy, representing the firm
of Gardner, Murphy & Co., of Boston,
was in town Friday, the guest of W..
I'll. Stearns.
Mrs. NJ. G. Morgan, who has been
seriously ill with pneumonia at the
home of her brother in Sutton, is
convalescent,
Geo. Keller from Newport, foreman
in B. FL. Hunts mill, has rented and
moved into Mrs. Anna Jones' house
on Pearl street.
Read Nye's special offer to the
ladies. His adv't tells how a pair of
the famous Radcliff shoes can be had
for little effort.
DR.. E. D. Collins and Miss Sarah
Palmer are attending educational
meetings held in Milton, Essex juno
ton and Jericho.
Mrs. Edward Nolan and SOD, Louis,
from Taunton, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Nolan's daughter, Mrs. Joe
Barnard, and son, Abram Nolan.
Mrs. Fred Dubray, who went to
Montreal for medical treatment sew
eral weeks ago, is much improved in
health and is expected home Satur-
day.
All persons having books belong
ing to the Library must leave them
at the Town Clerks office on or be-
fore, Saturday, May 27th.-Per or
der Trustees.
Julius Knowles came from the hos
pitaI in Burlington Monday, where
he had a cancer removed from his lip.
The oper alton is thought to have
been successful.
Mrs. Walter Patch, who has been
in the hospital at Burlington for sew
eral weeks receiving medical treat
ment, has returned home, being much
improved in health.
A new piano has been purchased
for the use of the High School. 1t
was moved in Saturday night after
school and was a great surprise for
the pupils Tuesday morning.
Miss Nettie Gibson, a student of the
Normal, received word last Tuesday
of the death of her sister who was
missionary in Egypt. She died from
small pox. Miss Gibson has gone to
her home in Barnet.
George Courser and wife entertain.
6u d. party vi lIlehuS anu u0ISuDOI6j
numbering about forty, Friday even
ing, May IL, in honor of their daugh.
ter, Annals birthday. A very pleas
ant time was reported.
Why is it that Nye's teas and cot
fees are superior to all Others Be-
cause his large experience in handling
these goods enables him to buy to
the best advantage and his know-
edge of the goods accounts for the
highly satisfactory article always
procurable there.
There will be union memorial SER
vice of all the churches held at Opera
Hall next Sunday. The Rev. II. c.
Leach is to preach the sermon. His
subject will be Emancipators."
There will also be union service in
the evening at some place which will
be addressed by Rev. j. F. Tingling,
D. D., OF London, England.
c. P. Jones and wife entertained
their Sunday School classes very