News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-07
JOHNSON
JOHNSON,

UoT1IN OWN
Watch out for an auction sale of the
R. G. Cristy estate.
Hon. and Mrs. 1. L. Pearl left Monday
night for Ardmore, Okla
School Supervisor Young of Cambridge
visited our schools Tuesday.
All the churches are to have Christmas
trees and exercises this year.
Daniel MCLEAN and Thomas Jacobs
are suffering from pneumonia,
The Normal faculty and students met
Saturday evening for social hour.
Miss BeryI Powell of Jacksonville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Porter.
Mrs. I. A. Ranney has returned from
Topsham, where she visited her parents.
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs Reed of VOL
colt were recent guests at Hotel johnson.
Robert Marcy has been engaged as
clerk in Fred B. Boyles' Store for one
year.
MIR. and Mrs. James McCuin and Mr..
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. P. Jones entertained her Sunday
School Glass last Saturday evening at
her home.
Rev. j. K. Fuller supplied the pulpit
at North Hyde Park last Sunday. The
services were in the afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Watts attended
the Lamoille Baptist Ministers Brother
hood meeting at Essex Junction.
The attendance and collection at the
M. E. Sunday School last Sunday were
So and 50 so aud at the Cong'l ITO and
$1.S2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DykAman have re-
turned to their home in New York. Mr..
Dykeman had charge of cutting Christ
mas trees.
The subject of the PASTORS discourse
at Congre gational Church next Sunday
morning will be "a Great Statesman of
Olden Times"
Morrill, L. Gates and bride visited his
mother, Mrs. Eugene Grow, Friday even
ing and Saturday, going to Morrlsvile
Saturday evening.
Miss Florence Drew of st. Johnsbury,
normal student, who has been i'll at her
home since Thanksgiving, returned to
school Monday night.
The Annual Senior exhibition of the
johnson High School will be held at the
Opera House Monday evening, Dec. 18th,
at 8 O'clock. No admission charged. All
are invited.
The Eminent impersonator and monol-
ogist, Edward FIyl, will appear at the
Opera House johnson Dec. 81, under the
auspices of the j. II. s., Senior Glass.
Price % and 80 cents.
Mis-. PenLock of Franklin, N. H., who
came to visit her son, Frank Pennock,
about two weeks ago, died last night from
pI eumonia. Her age was IS years. The
burial will take place in Littleton, N. H.
The Supreme Court adjudged that that
third plea of W. E. Tracy, attorney for
W. G.. Jones, is declared insufficient and
the case is remanded to the County Court.
"T,uly Tracy has great trouble in getting
his plea right" says Ithiel.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller gave a most excellent
discourse last Sunday morning on Escape
goat Reform" 1t was so timely aud so
well liked that it win appear in next
weeks issue of this paper. Want of
space crowds it out this week.
A meeting of all men and women in
terested in the Normal School is called
for this (Wed) eve at 1880 to discuss the
Normal School situation. All that has
been done or is being attempted will be
sxplained, legislative prospects discuss
ed, and help sought from all. Let all
turn to and work together and have no
occasion later for regret or blame.
The faculty of the Normal School ex-
tend a cordial invitation to the people of
Johnson and vicinity to attend an in
formal reception at the Normal School
on Friday evening, Dec. 9, at quarter of
eight 1t is hoped during the winter TO
keep open house on several occasions,
with talks and entertainments of differ
NET nature