News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-27
JOHNSON.


Mrs. Mary Clarey has gone to st. Al
bans to pass several weeks.
Mrs. @. d. Pierce has gone to Enos-
burg to visit her mother, Mrs. Wells.
Miss Lynda Jacques is i'll with German
measles at the home of Mrs. NJ. c. Nor
gan.
Mrs. w. b. Cady went to Brandon
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. II. p.
Crooks.
Mrs. Jane Ellsworth has gone to Hyde
Park and Momisvlle to pass week with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Porter visited their
daughter, Mrs. Grin Jones, at Hyde Park
Saturday.
Ellis Rushford of North Hyde Park
was a guest the last of the week at VIM.
Rushford's.
j. V. Barton went to Cambridge Satur-
day to pass few days with his son, Rev.
Robert Barton.
Miss Mildred Drew, a former Normal
student, who is teaching in Hyde Park,
visited the school Saturday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve ice
cream, cake and coffee Memorial night
at G. A. R. hall after the play.
Jay Partlow and wife of Aorisville,
passed the first of the week with the Tor
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Part
low.
Mcs. j. i. Pierce was called to st.
Johnsbury last Monday, by the sickness
and death CT Frank j. Bailey, son OF Raw
son Bailey
VIM. Rushford had the misfortune to
have two fingers injured by saw at Par
ker % Stearns' saw mill near the electric
light plant, last Wednesday.
All those having old newspapers, mag
azines etc., to dispose of, and would do
nate them to worthy cause. please have
them ready and team will call for them
in the near future.
The Normal faculty entertained the
graduating class at Bridge Falls Friday
after school for a picnic. The class We're
made very happy and appreciated the
thoughtfulness of their teachers.
B. L. Austin and daughter Mable, and
Mrs. Mary Morgan and w. T. BaileN who
was stopping with Mrs. Morgan attended,
the burial service at Cambridge, of c. H.
Cady, who died at Essex Junction.
Miss Theda Jones is home from Albany
Business College, where she has posi-
ton, and was accompanied by friend,
Mrs. Burns of Albany, N. Y. They are
stopping with Miss Jones uncle, G. P.
Jones.
The w. X. C. will serve dinner Memo
rial day at Il o'clock to any who wish,
for % cents, at Ct. A. r. hall. In the
evening after the play, Uncle or Neph'
ew," the Ladies' Aid will serve ice cream
and cake.
The Kings Daughters were entertained
by the Misses Mary and Eta Waters on
Monday afternoon of last week. There
were twelve present and all report very
pleasant time. Refreshments were served
on the lawn.
The Memorial Sunday service at the
opera house Sunday morning was large
ly attended. The members of Old Bri-
gade Post, G. -. r. and w. r. G. and
LADIES' Auxiliary attended in body. |
An eloquent sermon was given by Rev. |
q. A Williams, pastor of the Baptist |
church.
There will be joint installation of |
officers of Waterman lodge, f. & A. M,
and Johnson chapter, o. E. S., at Masonic |
Hall, this week Thursday night at 1880. |
The installing officers will be Hon. 1. l..
Pearl for the Masons and Mrs. E. II. Sher-
win for the Stars. The ceremonies will be
public, after which "Mine Host " Wells
will serve a banquet at his hosiery for
fifty cents 3 plate.
At the regular meeting of johnson
Grange, Thursday evening, May 81,
class of seven received the First and
Second Degrees The two regular meet
ings for June are TO be contest between
the Master and Overseer, who have
chosen sides and prepared programs
which ought to interest every member of
the Grange. The Masters meeting will
be Thursday evening, June a; the Over
seer's, Thursday evening, June IS. The
winning side is to be Toasted by the less
fortunate one. 1t is expected that
judges will be chosen from neighbor-
ing Grange. After paying all expenses
for the Grange play, the committee re-
port something over 81 for the treasury.
Memorial Day Program
Memorial Day will be observed here as ,
1870 the Sons of Veterans,
will gather aft G. A X hall at | +