News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-27
Johnson

house painted.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mus.
Cleon Mum May u.
Robert Fields has moved into Tie
Pentecosta parsonage.
Regular meeting Of the W. r. c. Tue .
day p. m. at O'clock.
W. A. Davis of st. JobusbuIy was "a
visitor in town last week.
The w. r. c. will serve dinner in their
hall Flag Day, Soldiers Reunion.
Harold Hobb of Cambridge visited bis
uncle, william Hebb last Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Hill of East Cambridge was
guest at b. S. FulIiugtcn's Saturday.
c. A. Riddle and D. A. Barrows were
business visitors in Burlington Thursday
last.
turned from a visit to their daughter in
Hardwick.
Mr.. Alexander is having his buildings
painted Mr.. Parady and son, Ransom,
are doing the work.
Joseph Jacobs was in Morristown last
Thursday to attend the funeral OF his
brother, Antoine Jacobs.
Dr.. II. A. Fulsom returned from Rut-
land Friday night, where he attended
the State Dental meeting.
The Auxiliary of the S. of v will serve
a warm dinner at G. A. r. Hall Memo
rial Day Saturday, May 80.
A. E. and j. B. PaI flow and family of
Hardwick visited their father, j. II.
Partlow, the first of the week.
Henry Humphry and family of Burling-
ton were in town the first of the week
and called on B. S. FulIington.
Prin. and Mrs. A. w. Stone gave the
Senior class of the High school recep.
tion at their home last Friday night.
Morris Green of Morrisville and Miss
Matte Flandreau of Jetfersonville were
guests the first of the week at o. II. Will
sons.
Rev. f. W. Hazen was out early Mon
day a. m. with the Boy Scouts, destroying
tent caterpillar nests, making thorough
work.
Mrs. Lewis Lambert went to the Fanny
Allen Hospital Tuesday for an operation |
for appendicitis. Her husband accom-
panied her.
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Poland Springs House, Poland, Me-, for
the twentieth season, where he holds a
responsible position
The High school base ball team went
to Fairfax Monday to play Bellows Free
Academy team. The principal, Mr.. Stone,
and wife, and eleven of the girls accom-
panied them.
A son, Donald Charles, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Stafford in Pittsford
May 18th. The mother was a former
Johnson girl, Miss Edith Peck. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Johnson post office will be closed
through the middle of the day Saturday
May 30. The rural mail can be obtained
at the office if SO desired. The carriers
do not deliver.
Mrs. Forrest Mudgett is seriously i'll
from diphtheria. The school in the Girls
ty district is closed on account of the
quarantine of the teacher, who was board
ing at Mr. Mudgetts.
Sunday evening at the NJ. E. church
Rev. Gould spoke on The Nations
in keeping with the spirit of
the day. His sermon was excellent and
much enjoyed by all. Unfortunately this
was not a union service.
At the meeting of johnson Grange
May 2l two candid ates were instructed
in the first and second degrees. A short
program followed. The Ladies Degree
team will work the third and fourth de.
grees June 4 After the usual harvest
feast number of the young ladies from
the Normal will furnish a short pro-
gram.
Memorial Sunday was appropriately OBJ
served. Rev. F.. w. Hazen preached a
very fine sermon. Rev. Jonas Sulstone,
pastor of the PentecOstal church. read
he scripture and Rev. W. II. Gould Of
cred prayer. The singing was by the
girls of the schools, led by DR.. Peaks and
)ther members of the Cong'l church
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