News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-30
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Tucker Mansfield returned Friday
from Wishing friends in West Georgia.
A daughter was born Saturday,
Dec. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hri Chaffee.
Miss Austin from Bakersfield is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Heath this week.
L. W. Fletcher passed Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. Irving Potter, of
Milton.
Mrs. R. Nj. Waterbury is in Cam
bridge this week, the guest of Mrs. M.
NJ. Powell.
Ed Mills of Fletcher visited his
brothers, Berton and George, the last
of the week.
The Ladies' Missionary meeting will
be held Friday afternoon with Mrs. s.
A. Andrews.
Arthur Lee is assing the holidays
with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Lord, in
Burlington.
M. o. Heath, who is attending the
Albany Business college is home for
the holidays.
Wm. Borland and wife are passing
the week with friends in st. Adams
and Fletcher.
Arthur Stearns from Dartmouth is
passing the Christmas vacation at
his home here.
S. II. Waters of Burlington has been
transacting busin9 ss in town during
the past week.
Mrs. +. G. BicknelI has returned
from a several weeks visit to friends
in Keene, N. Il.
John Waterman and wife from Bur-
lington spent Christmas with their
brothers in town.
Allen and Grover Fletcher have
gone to Milton to visit their sister,
Mrs. Irving Potter.
Earl Welch is working for the Nc
Farland Co., during the absence of
Robert Waterbury.
Chas. Holdridge from Saranac, N.
Y, is visiting his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. David Holdridge.
Would you know how to make the
best of bread easy? If SO, read Rid
die Bros. advertisement.
George Gould, who has been attend
ing Pentecostal school in Rhode Is
land, has returned home.
Miss Wilma Holmes from Burling-
ton is passing the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Waterman.
Miss Georgiana Bailey from Cam
bridge passed Christmas at the home
IF
Fred Freeman and wife of Maiden,
Mass, passed Christmas with their
sister, Mrs. B. s. Fullington.
Misses Grace Foster and Winnifred
Batchelder visited the latters home
in Lyndonville the last of the week.
Robert Holmes, who is attending
Peoples Academy at Morrisville,
came home Monday night quite ill.
W. H. Griswold from Belvidere has
moved his family to East Johnson,
into the tenement owned by W. F.
Waters.
Henry Morris has moved his family
from the Sherwin house into the one
owned by VIM. McLenathan at East
Johnson.
R. M. Waterbury is taking weeks
vacation from his work in the McFar- |
land Co.'S. store and is visiting friends
in Corning, N. Y.
Will Coolidge has moved onto to
French Hill, where he is to run a
boarding house for the lumber camp |
of E. Ell. SherWin.
&C. Fuilington, who has been in
New York for the past four or five
months, is passing the vacation with |
his father, B. S. Fullington.
The News and Citizen man did a |
rushing business here Saturday. The
johnson people are loyal to their old |
triend-the News and Citizen.
VIM. R9avey, who has been passing
the last two months with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Waterman, has re-
turned to his home in Barre.
Mrs. Eugene Gauthier, who has
been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment during the past month,
has returned home much benefited.
The annual meeting of the CongI
church was held last Saturday. The
various reports shOwedeverything TO
be in good condition and the outlook
for the future very good.
The Christmas cantata at the
Cong'lchurCh Thursday evening elicit
ed much praise. 1t was a very en-
ioyable evening. The Christmas
trees, following, contributing their
share to the enjoyment.
Rev e G. French received a purse
of $50 Christmas from his parishion-
ers and many friends. The genial
clergyman has declined the call to
the Richmond church, fact which
many will be pleased to learn.
Rev. /, r. Johnson was completely
surprised last Saturday evening
when a few of his members came to
the parsonage and presented him
with a very pretty oak writing-desk
and book case combined, and a sum
Of money from friends of the church
and town. Rev. johnson says he