News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-02-19
JOHNSON
Miss Lois Waters is i'll.

The w. IL. y. VIII serve diunei az ohoii
next meeting next Tuesday,
Mrs William Carpenter is visiting
friends in North Hyde Park.
Mrs. e. G. Ross of Morrsvlle was a
guest at j. II. Partlow's Tuesday.
Miss A. G. Clifford has gone to her
home in Massachusetts for week.
Mrs. Della Jones from Cambridge, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. b. Jones.
Miss Nellie Sargent of Stowe visited at
Arthur Pixies the last of the week.
Rev. Henry Howard from Jetfersonyille
was in town last week making calls
Mrs. Carrie Annis. who was reported
as having pneumonia, is improving.
Arthur Stearns entertained party at
whist last week Wednesday evening
A valentine party was given by the
primary grades of the school FRIDAY
Miss Mary Harris from Morrsville
was a guest at DR.. Minott's last week.
Postmaster B. l.. Austin is i'll from grip
and Frank Holmes is assisting i'll the Oh
flee.
Thirty-one from here attended the 70
mona Grange last Wednesday in Morris
vile.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Mary Andrews, Friday after
noon.
The wooden mill and pants factory were
shut down all of last week on account OF
low water.
William Davis from White River juno
ton, visited his mother, Mrs. Maria Da-
Wis last week.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. G. II. Stearns
postponed their start for Florida until
Monday of this week.
Mrs, Thomas Waterman and her father,
William Ravey, attended the funeral OF
B. B. Adrian in Jericho last week.
Rev. James Barton of Boston visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Barton,
Saturday and the first of the week.
The freshmen of the Normal school
and faculty entertained the Juniors at
Normal building Saturday evening,
The w. C. T. u. held Frances Will
ard memorial meeting at the home or
Mrs. J. D. Farrell, Monday evening
Secretary of State, F. G. Fleetwood has
been engaged by the Johnson 6. A. H.,
to deliver the grafton, Memorial Day.
Miss Maud Harding from South Rye
gate. a Normal graduate, is passing her
school vacation at William Rushfords.
Rev. G. A. Williams will address the
ninth grade of our school Friday after
noon on the life of George Washington.
Mrs. Mary Andrews and Elijah Story
were in Fairfax, last Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. F. w. Sheperd-
son. .. ... a.-.y.
There was no change made in the Off |
GERS for 1908 at the Village meeting held
last Tuesday evening. No other business
reported.
Master Edward Colomb from st. Jo-
sephs Orphanage in Burlington, is pas
sing a few weeks with his father at Wm'
Rushford's.
Mrs. C. w. Hulburt, who has been
spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Andrews, has returned to her nome
in Middlebury.
Atthe regular meeting of the w. K. g.,
Mrs. B. S. Fullington was Initiated ana
the names of two other candidates were
given. There will be several others IN
the near future.
The presentation of "Down in Maine,
by Peoples Academy students last FIJI
day evening drew full house and must
have been financially success. The
parts were very we'll taken.
The "Ways and Means" held their
annual business meeting last Thursday
and elected officers for the ensuing year;
President. Mrs. H. M. Maxfield: Vice
President, Mrs. ]. r. Hill; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. j. d. Odell.
The Dread Literary Club will hold
their next meeting Thursday evening
with Mrs. Ida B. Jones. Subject: . Arts
Letters and Social Conditions. Mar
Gus Aurelius, by Mrs. Persis Mcfarland,
Seneca Mrs Flora Sherwin.
Richmond Hooper, aged lS6 years.
died Tuesday, Feb. nth, at the home OF
his grandson, Arthur Hooper. The fu-
neral was held at North Hyde Park, Kew.
j. X. Fuller oficiated. The burial was
in the Hooper burying ground near the
home.
Charles Goosey died in Morristown last
Monday, Feb. 10, aged "a years. The re-
mains were placed in the vault at Morris
Vile until spring. Mr.. Goosey had ilved
the greater: part of his life on French
Hill. but of late he had lived with his son,
Lewis Goosey on the farm formerly
known as the Baker farm.
A former.:J ohnson woman was mar
ried in Lydbrook, Eng, Dec. 4th, l9oh
the following being copied from an Eng
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