News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-10-26

burg, N. Y, last Thursday by the death
of her sister, Miss Mary Turner. She
had been an invalid for several years aad
her death was not unexpected.
The Congregational Sunday school last
Sunday in the place of their regular les
sons listened to n very interesting repofC
of the State Sunday school held at kul-
land, by the delegates, Mr.. and MIS-.
Morris Hill.
| An automobile party, made up OF hye
of our townsmen, G. II, Stearns, w. IL.
Nye, L. r. Allen, f. b. Boyles aud G. L.
Jones went to Montpelier last Wednes-
day to attend Legislature and to hear
Senator PBge's speech.
Rev. L. N. Fogg, District Supt., of the
Pentecostal Churches of the Nazarene,
will hold meetings in the Pentecostal
church here each evening this week,
Thursday afternoon and all day Friday.
Everybody cordially invited.
j. r. Hill was cleo ted by the Cong'l
church of johnson as delegate to the
council to ordain and install Mark G. In
gram, who has been chosen for pastor
of the Cong'l Church at Hardwick, on
Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 2:30 p. m.
Rev. A. j. Mcneil, pastor of the Pente-
costal church, has been called to Salem,
Mass, by the death of his son-in-law,
Walter Golfer. Mrs. Golfer, who has been
visiting her father, was here at the time
of her husbands death. The funeral will
be held in Salem, Thursday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary so.
ciety of the M. E. Church met with Miss
l. M. Barton and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Dora James; Vice-President, Ida Nj. Bar
ton; Secretary and Treasurer, Anna l..
Cakes; Asst, Treas. Mrs. ]. A. Ranney.
Mrs. William Cunningham wishes to
express her grateful thanks to her friends
who kindly remembered her on her seven |
tieth birthday Oct 3, by sending her pos |
cards, this making the, day happy and |
bright and one long to be remem bered BY |
her. The number of cards received was |
10l.
The next regular meeting of DIS. of L. |
occurs Thursday evening of this week. |
1t is much regretted that some of the |
members are losing interest in these |
meetings and it is hoped that every men
Der will try and be present as there is
much of interest to come before the
Council.
The DIS. of L. will give masqueradr,
promenade and box party Monday even
ing, oct. 81. Everyone is invited to
mask and ladies are requested to blirg
boxes. Everyone is invited to come and
have good time. Masqueraders and
those with boxes, free; admission 25ct'.
The DIS. of l.. will spare no pains to have
everyone have a good time.
The case of the state VS., Wilmer Whit
comb for shooting dog under the head
of cruelty to animals, was tried at w E. 4
Tracy's Office Thursday afternoon, -hcs '4a-S
Fl. W. Peck justice and a jury consisting
of Fred B. Boyce and N. A. Waterman +
o. II. Wilson, c. II. Stearns, r. S. War
ner, States Attorney Maurice and ". E.
Tracy were counsel for the plaintiff and
T. G. Bicknell for the defendant The
jury brought in verdict of guilty and
the justice set the fine at 800 and costs
The defendant appealed the case.
Orange Buck, who died at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. JIG. Hartwell, at Esst
Junction Monday morning Oct, "A, after
an illness of several weeks, was SO years
Of age and many years business man
Of johnson. He was at one time connect
ed with the wooden mill interests and lat-
or in the lumber and grist mill business.
He is survived by son, A. o. Buck, Of
Elizabeth, N. j., and two daughters, Mrs.
C. H. Stevens of st. Adams and Mrs. j.
G. Hartwell, with whom he died; also a
brother, A. II. Buck of st. Adams The
funeral was held at the late home in Essex
Junction, Wednesday morning with burial
in st. Adams.