News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-13
JOHNSON
Riddle is improving.


Rev. and Mrs. Lord are in Lowell.
Mass.
Miss jamie Holmes was in Morrisville,
Monday
A daughter was born Monday to Mr.,
and Mrs. G. M. Patch.
Mrs. John Tracy from Jacksonville
was in town last week.
Geo. Elwood has gone to the Adiron-
dacks for the summer.
Mrs. w. B. Cady is visiting her sister,
Miss Cook in Cambridge.
Fred Kimball has returned from three
weeks stay in West Burke.
Edward Manning and son, Claude from
Rutland are in town on business.
Lewis Wareham and daughter, Mildred,
returned from Fletcher Monday.
Rev. j. X. Fuller went to Lyndon last
week Monday returning Thursday.
Myron Kittridge of St. Johnsbury was
a recent visitor at VIM. Rushford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Curtis from Fetch
er were in town the last of the week.
Mrs. T. A. Waterman and Miss Edith
Aldrch, passed Monday in Burlington.
F. G. Bicknell is moving to his fam,
formerly known as the Samuel Scrlbner
farm.
Misses Florence and Madge Small re-
Gently visited their aunt, Mrs. D. 5.
Bicknell.
Services at Pentecostal church next
Sunday; preacher form away, come and
hear him.
Ethelvn Barnard and Gladys Soule
went to their homes in Fairfield Saturday
to return Monday night
johnson High school base ball team
went to Stowe Monday and played with
the High school team there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dillingham; returned
Monday from visit to their son, DR.. +.
C. Dillingham;, in Craftsbury.
Mrs. Ira Powell and daughter, Byrle,
of Jacksonville, are visiting Mrs. Pow.
ellis mother, Mrs. Wm. Patten
Miss Mabel Written who is teaching
at Bellows Falls, was here Saturday to
attend the funeral of T. j. Baker.
Mrs, Jane Graves has returned from
Lewiston, Me, where she passed the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Sawyer.
Mrs. John Laport has gone to Meriden,
Conn, to join her husband, and will later
return to care for her mother, Mrs. Sher-
win.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rushford were in
Barton Friday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Rushford's nephew, son of Homer
Rushford.
See the advertisement For Sale"
Some rare bargains are offered in per-
sonal property belonging to the estate of
T. j. Baker. ..a. .nrr
Grin Foster has gone to Hardwick to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Melvin Morse,
and from there he will go to Ashburn, N.
H., and Lowell, Mass.
Don't forget that at Boyles Bros. can
be found the latest spring and summer
dress goods. as we'll as novelties in ladies'
and gents furnishings.
Prof. Walter E. Howard of Middlebury
and Ozias D. Matthewson of Barre of the
Board of Normal school commissioners
visited the school last Saturday.
Hiram Patterson has sold his farm,
known as the Robert Cristy farm, to Ward
Shattuck of Cambridge, and has moved
to the farm recently purchased of Henry
Bangs.
Misses Lucy Baker from Whitewater
Wis.,, and May Baker from Everett, Mass,
and Charles Baker and son, Wheeler,
from Montclair, N. j.. were called home
by the death of their father. They re-
turned Monday.
The following officers were elected at
Junior Epworth League last Sunday
Pres, Clarence Pierce, Vice Presidents,
Berton Hunt, Eta Waters, Beulah Nc
Farland; Sec, Flora Tulper; Treas, Guy
Fulington; organist, Mary Waters.
Do not fail to read Saleeby's advertise
ment in this issue. 1t has special refer
ence to muslin underwear, shirt waists,
ladies' suits, and mems clothing. He
has lot of new arrivals and his prices
are within the reach of all. Watch his
space each week for rare bargains.
The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs. Rush
ford last Monday evening. The attend
ance was large and all were much inter.
ested in the subject, How to get we'll
without the use of alcohol" Miss Alice
Beecher was in charge and made the
meeting very interesting one. Three
new members have been added to the
Union.
Members of Johnson Grange will per-
sent the play, Happy Hollow" at the
Opera House, Friday evening of this
week. This is first-class play and will
be presented by a strong cast which has
been drilled by Miss lila Niles of Morris
vile, who has had complete charge of
the staging. A special feature will be a
character song, with chorus, by Miss
Niles and company of young people
from Morrisyille. This song was given
in Mofrisville last week, at the Queen
o. the May" entertainment, and was
great hit.
,,,;I ~, 10 rts for all rood Potatoes brought