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

Fred Leslie is in Cambridge earring
potatoes.
S. c. Hill is putting metal roofing on
his house.
G. e. Ballard has bought the Jasper
Foster farm.
Mrs. f. n. Jones' condition is reported
more favorable.
Rev. j. X. Fuller will preach the Mem
orial sermon here May rs,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leor
Laduke on Wednesday, April IS.
B. L. Austin and E. e. Holmes were
visitors in Burlington last Saturday.
Heber Winget of Orleans has taken the
G. Il. Rice farm and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Putnam of Hyde
Park visited at o. H. Wilson's last week
Rollin Sargent has sold his ice business
to j. S. Bicknell for the coming season
Joseph Fay is ill and his daughter
Mrs. Julia Goozey, of Keene, N. H., is
CdTiuS lOI Hill.
Mr.. Diamond has sold his farm, for
merly the George Courser farm, to Fred
Flanders of Stowe.
A. E. Partlow and Arthur Pike have
repaired Mrs. M. A. Bucks barn, which
was damaged by fire.
Mrs. W.. H. Stearns went last week
back to Pittsford for examination. IShe
has made decided improvement since
she came from there.
Charles Parker, Robert Rich and Mr..
Teoyan of Milton and Mrs. Henry Parker
of Morristown were in town last Monday,
April "a, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Stone.
Mrs. A. G. Wells was called to her
home in Waterville last week by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, Mrs. d. r. Pierce,
who died Wednesday, April 26. The fun
eral was held from the home Friday
afternoon.
Last week Wednesday after school the
bcdCllClc VI bHO 4NOl MOI ohu lAiSh cShOoio
were invited to the sugar camp of Albert
Lambert and this took the form of a
picnic, the first of the season, and was
greatly enjoyed and pronounced splen-
did success, much of which was due to
tine hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert.
Miss Lena Lord of the Normal faculty
has been detained at Melrose, Mass,
where she went to spend her Easter va.
cation with a sister. A second sister
joined them at Melrose, who came from
their home in Saco, Me-, and was taken
ill with appendicitis. Miss Lord has not
deemed it best to leave her yet, but no
doubt will soon return.
Postmaster Wilson has received in
structions from the p. 10. department
that during the month of May count of
the different classes of mail must be kept.
1t will be necessary to close mails earlier
than usual. Mails going west in the a. IN
will close at S:25, going east on the a, m ,
will close at $50. Mail going west in the
ps iu's Will oi'oC ~ V. SoIuS CuDb III tIlC
p. m. will close at 6:20
The following High School base ball
schedule has been arranged by Manger
Holmes of the j. III. S., base ball team.
and approved by Principal Cook April
80, Stowe at Johnson; Nav |, Hard wick
Academy at Hard wick; May 3 Moscow
at Johnson; May 6, Hard wick Academy
at johnson; May S, Fairfield at Fairfield :;
May II, Goddard Seminary at Johnson {;
May Is, Moscow at Moscow; May 1G,
Goddard Seminary at Barre; May 20,
Fairfield at Johnson; May %, Stowe High
at Stowe; May n, 3 SLOWS Free Academy
at Johnson; May 20, Open; May 80,
Mortified High at johnson; June 3,
Brigham Academy at Johnson; June ),
Mortified High at Mortified; June TO-,
Open: June y, brigham Academy at
Bakersfield; June -. Brigham Academy
at Bakersfield; June IA Bellows Free
Academy at Fairfax.