News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
JOHNSON.

Misses Amy and Lord passed Saturday
shopping in Burlington.
Don't forget that at w. II. Nye's yor
will find suitable holiday gifts.
Miss Waite's dancing school will com
mence Saturday evening, Dec. 18th.
Earl Welch and Warren Leland are
home from Burlington for few days.
Fay Warner and wife of Burke are Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. A. N. Warner.
Principal Colodny passed the vacation
in Montreal, returning Saturday night.
Mrs. E. e. Wells is passing the week
with her son, DR.. Fred Wells, in Rutland
B. S. Fullington has sold his farm be-
low the village to man from New York.
Milo Gibson returned Saturday from
Barnet where he passed the week at his
home
Dayton Smalley, wife, and sons visited
friends in Waterbury and Barre last
week.
Miss Louise Leland has returned from
a visit of several weeks with friends in
Barre.
j. II. Fuller and wife passed Thanks
giving with Mrs. Fuller's mother in Lyn-
donville.
B. S. Fullington has sold the piece of
land known as the Ward farm to Chester
Saunders.
Max Fullington and wife of Sheldon
were guests of their uncle. B. S. Pulling
ton, Thursday.
Leonard Pearl was home from the U.
V. M. last week, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby of Montreal, Cana
da, passed Thanksgiving with DR.. and
Mrs. E. d. Collins.
Now get ready for the Holidays. At G.
P. Jones' you will find just what you
want. See his adv't
Misses Ruth Parker and Ada Peck are
home from Montpelier Seminary for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
H. H. Bangs has gone to Three Rivers,
Mass, where he will pass the winter
with his son, A. E Bangs.
Mrs. S. A. Andrews and mother, Mrs.
j. A. Andrews, passed Thanksgiving
with friends in Cambridge.
Mrs. L. G. Terrill of Jericho was called
here last week to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. F. S. Hayford.
Rev. l. II. johnson is expected in town
this week to complete negotiations with
Bolton Electro Light firm in regard to
disposing of his water power.
W. O. Start, wife and children of
Bakersfield and Mrs. Winfred Parker of
Montpelier passed Thanksgiving with
their parents, James Parker and wife.
Lawrence Spencer, who has been book
keeping for Pearl & Co., has accepted a
like position, with Armour Co., in Port
land, Me-, and left for there last week.
Mrs. M. NJ. Reynolds and son, Mrs.
Stowell, Mrs. Jennie Scott. Fred Pulling.
ton, wife and son, Earl, and Don Fulling-
ton, all, of Cambridge, passed Thanks
giving at B. S. Fullington's.
Don Fullington met with a shocking
accident last Saturday. He was at work
for Norman Nye threshing and was oil
ing the machine when in some way his
left hand became entangled in the gear
ing and was taken off at the wrist.
There will be special meeting of o.
E. S. Chapter, December IA, to consider
the matter of furnishing supper for the
district meeting of the 18th Masonic dis
trict which is to be held here in JAN
uary. Light refreshments will be served
at the special.
The death of Mrs. Sabrina Davis, widow
of the late Myron Davis, occurred at her
home last Wednesday. Mrs. Davis had
been in failing health for some time and
had stroke of paralysis several weeks
ago from which she did not recover
The funeral was held at the home Friday.
The death of Mrs. Pearl Fonyeau West
occurred last Thursday. Mrs West has
been i'll for the past two years with con-
sumption and has been great sufferer.
The funeral was held at the house, Sat
urday, Rev. c. d. Pierce officiating. In
terment was at Evergreen Ledge ceme-
terry. She was about 2S years of age
She leaves husband and three small
children.
The death of Mrs. Jane Boyce Hayford
widow of the late F. S. Hayford, occur
red at the home of her son, Charles. in
East johnson last Tuesday, after an ILL
ness of about two weeks. The funeral
was held at the home, Friday, Rev. C. D.
Pierce officiating. Her two sons, Chas.
and Will, her nephew John Hayford and
grandson Frank Woods of Essex juno
ton acted as bearers. The interment
was in the new cemetery. Her age was
eighty-one years.
At the special meeting of johnson
Grange held Saturday evening, 10 candi-
dates received the third and fourth de-
grees, following the degree work BAN
quet was served, 20 being present. Fol-