News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-12-22
Boyles' Bros,
JOHNSON

Christmas day.
Bert Hawley of Jericho was visito
in town last week.
Perley, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
d. A. Smalley, is i'll.
Mrs. Kinds of Eden is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Dyke.
F. W. Leslie has had the misfortune t.
lose his driving horse.
johnson show windows are attracting
much attention these days.
Miss Susie Collins is home from hel
school in Barre for a vacation.
The evangelist, r. M. Smith, returned
to his home in Boston Tuesday.
Rev. A. j. McNeill moved last Thurs
day to Silas Griswold's new home.
W. E. Tracy and F. S. Heath were il
Burlington on business last Thursday.
Orrin Jones is assisting in the drug
store during the absence of Belle Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stinson of Cam
bridge are visiting their daughter, Mrs
r. Ell. Royce.
Sam Scribner returned to Taunton
State Hospital last week, latter recover
ing from typhoid fever.
Dayton Smalley was at Waterbury Cen
ter few days recently; called there by
the illness of his father.
Miss Josie browne is expected home
Friday from school in Brockton, Mass.
for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. G. HI. Stearns, Mrs. r. G. Prem.
tiss and Mr.. and Mrs Z. N. Harrington
were visitors in Burlington Tuesday.
Geo. Leland of Stamford, Conn.,, was
in town a short time last week: called
here by the serious illness of his father,
A. A. Leland.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl and sons, Leonard
and Lloyd, are spending the holidays
with Mrs. PEARLS uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Miss Mason.
Mrs. Jane Morse OF Waterbury and
nephew, Archie Mckee, of Plattsburg,
n. Y, are visiting the formers daughter.
Mrs. B. A. Hunt.
The Pentecostal church will have their
Christmas tree at the PASTORS, Rev. A. j..
McNeill, home and dinner will be served
at Silas Griswold's home on Friday.
Chas. Demeritt is drawing lumber to
build house on Gulf street and J. S.
Bicknell is making preparations to build
another house ON the same street. Both
are to be tenement houses.
johnson has been well represented at
court this week at Hyde Park, where the
matter of damage to the lands of Leland
and Doty by the electric light plaEt dam
has been under discussion.
Christmas exercises at the Methodist
church will be held Friday evening.
There will be music and recitations bv
the little folk, and Christmas trees suit
able for the occasion. All are cordially
invited.
Officers elected by S. C. Hill Camp.
S. of ", for the ensuing year are as fol.
lows: Commander, Frank Ward: Sr.
Vice, Glenn Stone; Jr. Vice, Chas. Whit
ing; Sec'y, A. B. Stearns; Treas, Ernest
Mills.
The j. o. U. A. Mechanics have elect |
ed the following officers for the ensuing |
year:-Concilor, E. E. Nolan, Vice Coun-
cilor, Homer Grimes; Sec'y, Rob't War
ner; Treas, Fl. G. Parker; Warden, E. j
Conductor, F. C. Hooper:
Inside Guard, Lewis Lambert; Outside |
Guard, Uri Chaffee.
Everybody, far and wide, knows Sa-
Ieeby, the hustling johnson merchant.
He has special bargains for the Holiday
trade. At his place can be found almost
in the line of suitable wear
Tor men, women and children. His stock
IS large and it will pay you to see his
great variety.
The G. A. R. elected the following
,ficers at their last meeting: p. c., P. B
Bradley; S. V. c., H. Caswell; j. V. c.,
Nathan Dodge; Adj, Geo. Courser; Q.
", S. c. Hill; Surg, P. B. Mullikin;
chap, S. Gilbert; o. D., j. Kneeland;
Pat. ms, c. D. Davis; o. G., VIM. Walk
r; s. NJ, z. D. Davis; @. NJ. S., j.
french. II
A special meeting of Sterling Hose Co.
vas held in the hose room Friday even
ng, Dec. II, and the following officers
lected for the ensuing year: Capt, I
}. B. Smalley; LIST Asst, Warren Annis: .
nd Asst, L. P. Marcy; Sec'y, c. C. i
oule; Treas, Arthur Stearns: Auditors. l
rank Stewart, Rob't Marcy, Geo. Ell e
-ood; Pres, d. NJ. Sargent; Vice Pres. n
len Stone; Engineers Proposed: Chief,
!. E. Balch; LIST Asst, r. II. Royce; '
nd Asst, VIM. Laporte. IL