News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-21
Johnson


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this paper.
John Sweet lost valuable horse Mon
day.
Miss Mabel Austin is i'll from bronchia
grip.
Mrs. Harry Baker is numbered among
the sick.
DIR. A. A. Minnott was in Morrsyile
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. G. Prentiss went to Burlington
Monday night.
Fred Marshey's father is visiting him
for few days.
Luella Darling returned to Concord the
first of the week.
Howard Scott was in Burlington on
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whiting are visiting
their son, Charlie, this week.
Fred Prindle of Essex Junction, was in
town on business last Thursday.
Henry Bangs has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit his son ard sister.
Mrs. Clifton Hood of Hyde Park is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
West.
Bessie Tatro has given up attending
school for the present on account of i'll
health.
R. L. Marcy and Taylor Mead and
ladies were in Jacksonville the first of
the week.
The Methodist Sunday School have
their Christmas tree and exercises Mon
day evening.
The Normal School closes Thursday for
the Christmas recess and opens Jan. 3rd.
The grades Thursday.
The sermon Sunday morning. at the
Congf Church will be in keeping with
The Worlds Peace Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hood of Hyde
were called here last Friday by the death
of their nephew, D tniel McLeon.
William Warner returned from Mary |
Fletcher hospital Saturday night. His
eye was operated upon but not removed. |
The Baptist Sunday School Christmas
social will be held next Monday evening
instead of Saturday evening as was plan
ned and announced last Sunday.
A correction: Walter NJ. Boyes was not
in company with John Stearns in buying
the j. B. Newcomb farm at East John
son as was stated in this paper last week.
The subject for the Christmas En-
deavor meeting next Sunday evening at
the Cong'l Church is "Be born in us to-
day." (Christmas meeting) Eph. 3:14 81.
The attendance at the M E. Sunday
School last Sunday was 70. Collection
S1.59, Baracca Glass extra $l.00 Total O.,
1886 At the CoDg'l attendance lis, col
lection $1,60
The subject of Rev. A. NJ. Watts sell
mon Dec. %, at the Baptist Church will
be, "The Kingdom of God is JOY" Praise
service and Gospel talk in the evening at
seven o'clock.
Mrs. Calvin Smith, who has been help
ng care for her grandson, Trefey West,
las returned to her home in Hyde Park I
Trefey Vests nurse, Mrs. Pratt has re
urned to Burlington. S
Regular meeting of S. of V. Auxiliary s
70 10, Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. Election
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nee is desired. Refreshments will be t
erved at the close of the meeting.
The Normal School building will con- v
inue to open Saturday evenings, that v
he students who care to do so, come and v
ring their sewing, play games, read
loud and enjoy the evening in various r
Ways. Some of the faculty are always G
PRESENT to help make the evening enjoy 6
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Rev. A. J. Mcneil will preach his fare a
veil sermon next Sunday to the Pente- {
ostal people, before leaving for his new p
ield at Derry, N. II. G. A. Reney of
putnam, Conn, will supply this Church
or time. Rev. A. j. Mcneil has been !,
With his people two years and one month, ::
md in that time has done a faithful and
fficient work. 1t is much to the regret
If all that he goes from us. Q
Daniel McLeon, whose death was MOTTO
d in last weeks paper, was born IN sgd
ley, N s., 81 years ago. He came to
Johnson six years ago, where he has
ince lived. Two years ago he was mar
led to Miss Viola West, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Joe West, and with whom they
ave made their home. His father ar Il
ived from Glace Bay, c. B., Monday and t
ook the remains back for buriel. His t
wife and child accompanied him back.
iuch sympathy is extended to the family n
D their great Bereavement. The funeral I,
,as held at Glace Bay, C. B., Saturday at f
p. IN. :
Johnson Grange Ia
johnson Grange held its annual meet q
lg Dec. 18th. The following officers
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