News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-13
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BOYLES BROS, Johnson, VT.

Chas. Patch is selling his household
goods preparatory to leaving the place.
Rev. Mr.. Harmed and family of Jeffer-
sonvlle were in johnson Tuesday maxi
ing calls.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin of Hyde Park was a
guest at the Congregational parsonage
Monday.
A family gathering was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge
Saturday.
The Baptist people gave reception
to the Normal and High schools Monday
evening at the church.
Riddle Bros. are fitting bathroom for
Barney Rooney in Hyde Park this week.
| Abram Nolan is doing the work.
Miss Ida Gale, who is teaching in the
Waterman district, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Westtord.
Mrs. G.. A. Williams OF Ontario, whose
husband was former Baptist minister
in johnson, is visiting in the place.
Robert Fields is moving this week into
the house he recently purchased of B. s.
Fullington on the road to North Hyde
Park.
Rev. /. A. Ranney officiated at the fun
eral Mr.. Tillotson in Waterville on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Tillotson died at the Sol
dier's Home in Bennington,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Miller and son
Eddie, were in Hyde Park last Thursday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Miller
daughter, who died of tuberculosis.
The o. L. G. meeting last Thursday
evening held at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. Ida B. Jones, was one of thu
most interesting meetings ever held by
the club. The attendance was large ant
several new names were proposed fo
membership.
The prize of two dollars to be given tx
the best scholarship in the High schoo
each term is so arranged that if the same
pupil wins first honor the second term hi
will receive honorary mention and thu
prize will 90 to the one winning secont
honor, thus dividing the money.
Attendance at the Congregational Sun
day school last Sunday was 81. At the
meeting of the Alliance in the evening
the following officers were chosen: Pres
Rev. Josiah Poeton; Vice Pres, Mis-
Laura Fletcher; Sec., Miss Helen Col
Inns; Treasurer, Miss Jennie Maxfield.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs of Hardwick, whose
house was entered last Sunday a. M, Mrs
Jacobs assaulted and money taken, i
the mother of Martin q. Jacobs, Nor
NAL school student. Mr.. Jacobs wa
called home Tuesday as his mother i
not expected to recover from injurie
received.
The ladies of the Cong'l church will
pack box to send to a Normal schoo
for Mountain Whites at Grand View
Tenn. Contributions of comfortabl
second hand clothing, material for neN
garments, or money are solicited ais
pictures, cards, &c. Contributions ar
to be left with Mrs. Flavila Holmes on O
before Oct. 20.
Mrs. Mary Baker Clarey fell from tn
doorsteps to the pavement at William
Roods' in st. Adams last Friday morning
sustaining serious injuries about til
head. Her niece, Miss Belle Baker
went to st. Adams Saturday mornin
and assisted in removing her from MI
Rood's to the st. Adams hospital. Doubt
are entertained as to her recovery.
The L. C. A. and j. FL. S. ball team
played at Hyde Park Monday afternoon
The score when the game was called o
account of darkness was to in fave
of J. II. S., but as the home team ha
, not had their bats the score had to G
back to the even inning, making it
4 in favor of L. G. A. Dyke pitched
fine game, allowing only few scattere
hits, while Foss was hit hard.
The ladies of the "Ways and Means
society of the Cong'l church have a
ranged for two illustrated lectures to
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cool
ran Monday and Tuesday evenings, DC
IS and 49, First night "Ben Hur" and Sc
ond night ",Petra which will be of int
est to all because 1t teaches importar
things, besides, it takes up Ben Hur
History where Lew Wallace left off an
presents views showing what became I
Ben Hur's future; also illustrated songs
''The Holy City" and many other
Tickets first night 25 cents, second nigh
20 cents, children single tickets Is cent
two for 25 cents. Tickets for both night
! if purchased before, % cents. If pul
chased at the door regular prices. Scene
; move at o'clock.
Charles, the three-year-old son Of NJ
and Mrs. John Poor of Berlin, was ru
over by his fathers potato team Satul
day afternoon and died short tim
later from his injuries. The boy wa
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