News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-05-03
JOHNSON

Bert Crane of Morrisville was in tow
Tuesday.
The sugar makers here have had yer
fair season.
Clarence Peake is home from Elmor
for few days.
DR.. E. II. Scott. veterinary, was in Bun
lington on Tuesday.
Peter Lambert is improving his build
ings by painting them.
DR.. A. A. Minnott was business visit
or in Burlington Tuesday.
j. E. Foster is in Underhill, this week
looking after his mill there.
j. b. Boyles was operated upon at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday and hi!
leg amputated.
The Senior Glass of the High Schoo
went to Hardwick Monday and had their
class pictures taken.
Miss E. F. Atwood goes to South Hero
the last of the week to stay with the AL
LENS for few weeks.
Miss Anna Tuliper is taking a vacation
and has gone to st. Johnsbury to spend
the time with relatives.
DR.. Prentiss is adding an upper porch
to his residence. The sides are to be glass
Arthur Pike is doing the work.
Miss Jennie Maxfeld is teaching the
+or ;o+ No nh
Davis the school in district No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. WEIGH and son of
Hardwick visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCuin, the first of
the week.
The attendance at the M. E. Sunday
School last Sunday was 81 with a collection
of $2.55. Cong'l attendance 105, collect
ion of $1.5S.
The Stowe High base ball played the
j. H. S., at johnson last Saturday after
noon. Result of the game II to 2 in fav-
or of johnson.
The senior class of the Normal School
is rehearsing for the play, "She Stops
to Conquer" which will be given in two
or three weeks.
Sumner Story has been called here by
the illness of his father. E. o. Story and
came from his home in Berlin, N H..
Tuesday night.
E. o. Story has sustained another
stroke of paralysis, and his daughters,
Mrs. T. j. Boynton and Mrs. Clyde HUI
burt are with him.
G. NJ. Patch, who frOze his heel last
winter, has suffered more or less from
the effects since. Last Saturday he went
to Fanny Allen hospital for treatment.
Miss jamie Holmes returned last week
from two weeks trip i'm New Ham,
shire and Massachusetts and has taken
up her work again in A. j. Saleeby's
store.
tits planed to hold meeting of the
Lamoile County Teachers Association
Friday, May II. The place of the meet
ing has not been decided upon, but will
be annouced later.
Miss Grace Prior has been in town
making arrangements for the coming
w. c. T. u, convention. There will be
no admission at any of the meetings and |
all are cordially invited to attend.
Services at the Pentecostal Church on
Sunday: Class Meeting, 10 O'Clock; Old
love-feest aU 10:45; followed |
by Communion; Sunday School l2:l5:
Evangelistic service at 1870. This society
IS putting up new sheds for the accommo-
1ation of those who would like to attend
the services.
Mrs. Mary Stone, who died Saturday,
April %, was born in Bakersfield in 1929.
At the age of fifteen she married John
Stone, with whom she moved to johnson
'ome sixty years ago, and except for a
rear and half spent in Fletcher, has
lived here ever since until her death.
She had MANY friends and was woman
# great worth and possessed strong
character.
The Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
the goth anniversary of the
). of ", and the Seventy first birthday
of S. G. Hill for whom their
Camp was named, on Monday evening,
DAY l. The occasion was a very pleas
mt one, over sixty being present. Mr..
Hill was the recipient of G. A. R.,
watch charm and other remembrances.
\ supper was served and the tables were
decorated for the occasion.
The Auxiliary furnisheda delicious birth
lay fruit cake, handsomely decorated
rearing the dates of 1891 and 1911.
A strange thing about waves that