News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-01-06

Mrs. Florence Newcity returned to
her position in Albany, N. Y, last week
The regular meeting of the o. e. s.
occurs Jan. s, initiatory work is to be
done; d. r. and d. M. are expected to
be present. A full attendance is desired
refreshments will be served.
There has been no change in the off
GERS of the Cong'l church and society
for 1909. At the preparatory lecture
Saturday afternoon ii. NJ Maxfield was
made deacon for three years, instead OF
one.
The next social tea of the Dread Liter.
airy Club will occur Monday afternoon,
Jan. II, at the home of Mrs. Persis Nc.
Farland. Miss Leland and Mrs. McFar-
land as hostesses. 1t will be an Ice so.
cial, appropriate to the season.
| johnson friends will be glad to know
that Martina Terrill, former Normal
student from Underhill, who is now tax
ing treatment at Pittsford Sanatorium, is
very much improved and is thought to
be making decided recovery.
johnson Grange will install their Of
! tieers Saturday evening, Jan. g. Nor
! man A. Waterman is installing officer.
Thee. A. r. and w. r. G. will install
their officers at their next regular meet
ing. The ladies of the w. r. G. will
serve dinner.
Harvey Beecher, who had shock last
Thursday, died Sunday evening at
O'clock aged rs years. The funeral was
held from the home Tuesday afternoon
at q O'Clock, Rev. G. A. Williams offici-
ating. The burial was in Lamoille View
Cemetery in the family lot.
Harvey Beecher is suffering from a
shock and is in critical condition. He
/ was found by his daughter, Mrs. Hooper,
at the barn, where he had been caring
for the hens, last Thursday. Friday night
he had a second shock. His daughter,
Alice, has .been called honle from Water
Vile, where she was caring for Mrs. Shat
| tuck, to assist in caring for her father.
Jeanette Agnes Neil of Colchester
and Lyman Briggs Whitman of Wey-
bridge were married Thursday, Dec. 81,
at the home of the bride in Colchester.
The bride was a graduate of johnson
Normal school in 1896 and a re-graduate
in 1901 and her many friends here will be
pleased to know of the happy event. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitman will be at home in
Colchester after Feb. /.
r. HI. Royce and d. b. Smalley, two of
Johnsons we'll known and popular
young men has purchased of Charles
building in the village. The trade was
closed last Saturday night. The consid-
GRAFTON for the real estate was $1400, the
stock of goods to be invoiced. Posses
sion will be given January is. The young
men are hustlers and should receive a
liberal patronage.
Old Brigade Post, No. Al, have elected
the following officers for the year 1909,
who will be duly installed at their next
regular meeting:-P. c., B. B. Bradley;
S. V. c., Homer Caswell; J. v. c., Ma
than Dodge; Adj, George Courser; Q.
NJ, oeth'C. Hill; Serg't., Joseph Muzzy;
Chap, Stephen Gilbert; O. D., James
Kneeland; Patriotic Instructor, S. C.
Hill; o. &C., William Walker; s. NJ,
Charles Davis; @. NJ. s., George Whit
ney; Delegate, Charles Davis; Alternate.
Dan Fletcher.
CARD OF gHANKs.-We desire to eK-
press our hearty and sincere thanks to
all the relatives and friends who so kind.
lY assisted in the death and burial OF our
husband and father. Also to the r. q