News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-05-29
JOHNSON


Mrs. George W. Smith is able to rid
to the village.
The Ithiel Falls camp meeting will b
August to 20.
D. NJ. Sargent has finished work TO
William Laporte.
Mrs. Mary Stevens of Fair Haven is
guest at E. E. Wells.
D. NJ. Sargent has completed his worl
with William Laporte.
The j. H. S. play the L. c. A. team a
johnson Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis West are spending
few weeks in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West are spending
few weeks in Montreal.
w. M. Smith of Cambridge was bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Hodgkins is soon to visi
her daughter in Pennsylvania.
S. r. Miller has bought out the Fire
Insurance business of f. G. Bicknell.
1. l.. Pearl is having his residence re.
painted. Archie Stearns is doing the
work.
David Columb has returned from the
hospital at Burlington much improved in
health.
Regular meeting of johnson Chapter.
No. 65, o. E. S., on Friday evening,
May 81.
All day meeting at the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene on Thursday
May 30.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sunday
School last Sunday was 1OS, with collec-
ton of ST. 80
Mrs. Charles Reynolds will finish her
millinery work here this week and re-
turn to Franklin.
Miss Gladys Atwell has completed
work in Mrs. Messer's millinery store at
Morrisville and returned home.
The j. Fl. S. ball team will play the
Bellows Free Academy on the Eome field
Saturday afternoon, June 1st.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will give an address
at The e-Memorial services on We'd
nesday, May Goth, at Coventry. :.
There will not be a meeting at the
Cong'l church tonight but there will be
union service at the M. E. Church.
Regular meeting of Waterman Lodge,
e.
There will be work on the e. A. Degree.
An old landmark, a tree in front of
P. G. Stearns' house, has been taken
away. The wind had damaged it some
what.
The ball game Monday afternoon be-
tween Hyde Park and j. Fl. S. team
proved defeat for J. II. S. by score of
- 5.
Mrs. P. j. Hodgkins has returned from
her fathers, DR.. Stoddard of Shelburne.
She stood the journey much better then
was expected.
Ernest Alderman has returned with
his family from Vershire and will 60 to
housekeeping as soon as place can be
found.
The subject of Rev. j. K. Fuller's ser
mon Sunday morning, June End, at the
Congregational church, will be 1.-The
Eternal Energy"
The topic for the Christian Endea vor
Society meeting at the Cong'l church
next Sunday evening is one of the
Christian Virtues, "Fidelity.'
Sunday services at the PentecostaI
Church; communion at the close of the
morning sermon. Topic of sermon:-
The Pentecostal Baptism"
Lloyd Pearl has finished his first year
IN Lowell, Mass, Textile College and is |
home for the summer. He will work for |
D. M. Smalley in his grocery store during
his vacation.
James McCuin has torn down the We
randa to his house, formerly the S. A.
Andrews house, and will build more |
commodius one. Frank Chase of Water
vile is doing the work.
Unclaimed letters 10 postoffice:-
X. W. Dow, Oscor Biron, Eugene Wright,
Robert Selby, Ed. H. Onge, P. D. hurry, |
j. K. McCarn, Alonzo Wright. Fred Sis
co, j. H. Kerchum.
Are you interested in an auto9 If so
and you want to purchase bang-up good |
one at living prices, see Harrington, who
is agent for the famous mighty-40 Mich
igan. Read his adv't.
Tom Waterman, out in Oregon, hac
given up moving picture business for the
present and is again on ranch. He
writes, sit is the simple life again for us
on the ranch during the summer and
there is nothing like it. The valley is
of big fruit crop this fall of all
kinds and things are bound to boom.
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