News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-25
Johnson.

Walter Benson of Morrisyille was in
town on business last Thursday.
Thomas Libby of jeff 'rsonville was
a visitor in town the first OF the week.
B. S. Fullington returned from a
weeks stay in Boston last Wednes'
day.
Albert Fort and wife Of Newport
were receut guests of A. j. Gould and
wife.
Albert Demeritt of East Cambridge
visited his son, Albin, and family last
week.
Henry Cole of Morristown was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. c. S. Clark,
last week.
Lester Foster has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Edward Davis, of Garfield
recently.
Miss Florence Small of Morrisville
visited her aunt, Mrs. j. S. Bicknell,
recently.
The aged mother of Charles Hol.
brook, who is passing the winter with
him, is quite i'll.
Rev. Isaac Hyatt from Swanton
preached in the Cong'l church last
Sunday morning.
Henry Holmes of Shoreham is pass
ing few days in town with his broth
ers, D. G. and James Holmes.
Mrs. Lewis Lam bert received news
Monday of the death of her mother,
Mrs. George Hicks Of Hyde Park.
James Beatty and wife of Enosburg
Falls visited Mrs. Beatty's parents,
Heman Newton and wife, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Armstrong,
who were called to Massachusetts by
the illness of relatives, have returned.
Miss Ruth Fisher went to Burliug-
ton Wednesday TO attend the annual
meeting of the Vermont Botanical
Club.
Miss Prue Boyes, who has been car
ing for Mrs. q. l.. Bates of Norris
vile, has returned home on account
of illness.
Mrs. W. 81. Leslie returned Friday
from Orwell, where she was called to
attend the funeral OF her aunt, Mes.
Caroline Dewey.
The next meeting OF the Dread Club
will be Gentlemen S Night" aud 1t is
to be held at Normal Hail Monday
evening, Jan. 30.
Mrs. Andrew Chase is quite i'll and
has been under the doctors care the
past week. She is with her daughter,
Mrs. Berton Mills.
Mrs. Frank Miller and George Wes-
colt of Waterville were in town last
Monday to attend The quarterly con-
ference OF the M. E. church.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Annis, during the past week, returned
Saturday TO her home in Waterville.
Miss Lotte Atwell passed last week
in Waterville with her sister, Mrs. I'll.
j. Beard. Miss Atwell expects to
resume her work teaching in Mittina-
que, Mass, Feb. 7.
Miss Sarah Palmer returned last
Monday from Hampton, Va, where
she visited schools during the mid
winter vacation, and has resumed her
duties ds supervisor of the training
school.
Miss Lucy Chadwick went to Shell
don last Saturday to attend a party
given in honor OF her brothers birth
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Belle Baker. They returned Tuesday
morning.
Z. S. WClcutt, of the firm of Water
bury 4 WolcUtt, is soon to return to
his former home in Corning, N. Y.
He is to retain his interest in the
business, but on accounto of his health
will not remain.
Gladys Rogers closed the winter
term OF school in Dis. No. l, last Fri
day. The children celebrated the
event by an old-fashioned candy pull.
Two of the pupils, Lucius Courser
and Merle Davis, were on the roll of
honor, having no marks of any kind
against their names.
There will baa Spec al COmmunica-
ton of Waterman Lodge, No. SO, F. |
x A. M, on Tuesday evening, Jan.
31st., when work on the Fellowcraft |
and Master Mason Degrees, will be
exemplified. All mem bers will please
take notice, govern themselves ac-
cordingly, and make a special effort |
to be present.
About twenty members of the SEN
Tor class of the Normal went for a |
sleigh ride last Saturday evening. J. |
ID. Odell end Clarence Dubpay drove |
the four horse turnout and made the |
trip without any accidents. The cul. |
mination of TIE pleasures of the even
ing was the hot supper provided for
the party on their return by the hos
pitality of J.. A. Waterman and wife. |
The class are unanimous In their ap. |
probation of their kind host and
hostess to add to the pleasure of the
evening, which will long be remember |
ed as one of the red letter evenings |
of their school life in johnson.