News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-11-24
JOHNSON

JOHNSON
Mr.. Cisco of Lowell is stopping at VIM.
Rushford's.
Guy Thayer of Norwich University is
visiting in town.
Regular meeting of the O. E. S. on Fri
day evening next.
Mrs. Max Wilson was in Morrisville on
business last Friday.
Frank Pennock's mother from Lisbon,
N. H., is visiting him.
W. II. Stearns was a business visitor in
Burlington last Thursday.
George Grady was here from Middle
bury the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ray have rented
rooms at Lewis Bombard's.
Miss Marion Cornell passed last week
with Mrs. Charles Hayford.
Miss Japan of Morrisville is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Bombard.
Miss Jennie Sherbert is home from her
school in Wolcott for the vacation.
Miss Hilda Mansfield is expected home
from her school in Newport Dec. 10.
Chauncey McCuin has gone to Cam
bridge to work for the Wiley Bros.
F. G. Bicknell gave "stagi" party at
his new house one evening last week.
Miss /. M. Barton, who has been ill for
several weeks, is able to be out agein.
The Creamery Association has given
up printing butter and are using tubs.
Clara Parady of Burlington is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Parady
Miss May Maxfield is stopping with
Mrs. Merritt Lee of Hyde Park, who is i'll
Charles Patch is moving to Winooski,
where he will conduct boarding mouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Sinclair are visiting
at Mrs. Emma Hodgkins' and W. F.
Waters.
Miss Georgia Wells is home from Mont
pelier Seminary for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
The diphtheria patients are out of quar-
antine and are to return to Waterville to
their father.
Arthur Davis has built new up-to-
date sugar house between his two sugar
places to serve for both.
Schools were in session last Monday
and closed Tuesday night for the Thanks
giving vacation of one week.
Miss Ida Lewis, who preached for the |
Baptist people for time, is in town,
stopping at Mrs. VIM. Rushford's.
Sias Griswold is building new house
near his present residence. When fin
ished Rev. A. j. McNiel will occupy it.
Mrs. Ira Powell and daughter, Beryl,
of Jacksonville visited the formers
mother. Mrs. W. W. Patten, the first of
the week.
The primary room of the Graded school
has been closed for several days on ac-
count of diphtheria and will remain
closed until after the Thanksgiving re-
cess. Miss Wilson, the teacher in charge
has gone to her home in Peacham.
The condition OF Mrs. Milo Cross il
more favorable. The family are residents
OF johnson, not Hyde Park as some sup
pose. Mr. Lyons of New York, who has
bought their farm has moved and the
two families are at present managing
together, until Mrs. Cross can make a
recovery from her burns.
The Philathias Of the M. E. church held ,
business meeting last Wednesday even
ing and elected the following oficers:-
Pres, Amy Perry; vice pres, Bessie
Tatro; Treas, Mildred Wareham; sec'y, i
Ruth Tatro; social CON-, Rachel Parker,
Bernice Jones, Flora Tuliper; missionary,
Versula Jackson, Gladys Atwell.
The Dread Club held its first regular :
meeting in the new Library building last
Thursday evening. The attendance was \
arge and the regular program was carried .
nut in very interesting manner. Letters
we're read from former members and
riends, congratulating them on their I.
uccess in their completed work and re '
rets that they could not be present at I
he dedicatory exercises. One letter read 5,
'as from Miss Helen Winslow, express b
lg much interest in the Club and its
-ork, also expressing interest for the r
OWN and congratulations for all in their se
ompleted Library Building. W