News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-05-08
JOHNSON

S. II. S. will play Brigham Academy
Saturday, May II.
Wiley Brothers shipped car of stock
from here Monday.
Rev. c. A. Reney will deliver the me
mortal sermon this year.
II. r. Mihill of Morrisville was guest
over Sunday of his family here.
Mrs. Homer Caswell who has been i'll
for several weeks, is not as well.
Mrs. W. II. Nye and daughter, Mary,
were in Burlington last Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Chapel and daughter
Gladys have returned from Belvidere.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Peak of Gilmore
visited at George Marshall's Sunday.
o. B. Landon is spending some time
with his son, William, in South Hero.
Miss Louise Leland commenced her
duties as assistant town clerk Monday.
H. E. Holbrook and family of Hyde
Park visited the formers parents Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Freeman expects to leave
Thursday for a trip to Saranac Lake,
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Mrs. Rosepha Palmer, who has passed
the winter in Wolcott has returned
home.
H. M. Tucker and John Dubray are at
work for K. S. Campbell in Belvdere in
his sawmill.
Mrs. Harry Broadwell of Hyde Park
is yisitings her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Courser.
Miss Amy Bartlett of the Normal
school visited Miss Blanche Atchison IN
Morrisville recently.
P. j. Hodgkins has returned from
Shelburne and reports Mrs. Hodgkins as
making a good recovery.
The high school give their play at Stowe
next Monday night, May 10, instead of
two weeks from Monday.
Joseph Fonyeau has moved from E. E.
Holmes tenement house to the John Le-
SldlL plttCO uSftI HILL.
Rev. j. K. Fuller's subject next Sun
day a. M, at the Cong'l church will be
"Wisdom and Folly in Telling the
Truth"
The attendance at the M. E. Sunday
School last Sunday was 90, collection
SLIGO; Cong'l School attendance 81; Col
lection $l.13.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will serve supper Friday evening begin
ming at $50 at 25 cents per couple or Is
cents for one.
Mrs. r. H. Royce, who has been in
Burlington for few days, returned
home Monday night accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Stinson.
Next Sunday evening, May u, Rev.
G. w. Crawford invites every fraternal
order IN the village to observe Mothers
Day at the Methodist church.
The remains of Henry A. Stinson were
brought here from Burlington Tuesday,
by Loren Stinson, for inter
ment in LamOile View Cemetery.
johnson High school ball team played |
the Hardwick team at Hardwick Mon
day, score 2 to 4 in favor of Hardwick.
1t was very fair game and the boys
were used fine.
DR.. Allen has joined "that innumer-
able throng" and become the owner of a
fine E. M. F. auto. Of course he has
many friends. but the "Normals" will
nave preference no doubt.
The Senior Glass of the high school
Will give their play ga Rival by Re-
Iuest'' in Stowe Monday evening. the
9th, and in johnson, Memorial Day in
he evening at the Opera House.
Samuel Adams, Patriot" will be given
It the opera house ON Friday evening,
day "A, by DR.. Benton, President of the
J. V. M. Tickets can be secured at {, P.
ones drug store any time after May 10, !
The members of Waterman Lodge, No,
3, and johnson Chapter, No. 65, are
l 4
to meet at Masonic hall Sun
ay evening, May ~ to attend in a BODY =,
he Mothers Day meeting at the M. E. !,
'hurch.
The pupils of the ninth grade of the
irammar school will give a dramatic
reduction of Longfellow's poem entitled
The Courtship of Miles Standish' at the ,
'pera house May 20. The tickets will ,
e on sale by the children of the school 3
johnson High and Brigham Academy {
lay base ball here next SATURDAY.. A
reat game is promised and all who love
he great American game should see this
ne. Help the boys. % cts for men;
for ladies and students. Do not miss
t.
Supt. j. e. Foster, all of the rural
eachers and many of the teachers of the
formal and High schools attended the
nnual meeting of the Educational As
ociation at Hardwick last Friday. DIR.
J. d. Collins of Middlebury college. who
the association, stopped off in
ohnson Thursday NIGHT To r,aot ,.... |