News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-05-04
JOHNSON

sick.
j. H. Partlow is still numbered among
the sick.
Clarence Dubray is working at Hotel
johnson.
Rev, and Mrs. Allen have gone to Nor
ley, N. Y.
Mrs. Susan Freeman has returned from
Jacksonville.
Margaret Coveny's sister from Danyille
is visiting her.
Mrs. Thomas Waterman visited in Bur-
lngton last week.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sunday
school May was 9S.
Two cars of tale were shipped from
the mines last week.
Mrs. George Conger is i'll and Miss
Alice Beecher is caring for her.
Dist. Supt. Hunt of st. Adams visited
Rev. l. A. Ranney last Saturday.
Horatio Partlow of Morrisville visited
his brother, j. II. Partlow, Monday.
Mrs. Ira Powell of Jeffersonvlle is WIS.,
iting her, mother, Mrs. Clara Patten.
Miss Clara Parady of Burlington vlsi-
ted her sister at Mrs. Rushfords last
week.
George Walters of the High School
was in Peacham visiting friends over
Sunday.
Page ,Ufford of Jeffersonville was
guest at Thomas Waterman's the first of
the week.
Edna Gauthier has returned from Mary
Fletcher Hospital, where she had been
for an operation.
Mary Carpenter has gonelto Waterville
to spend her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Maurice.
Harry j. Stannard of Barton, of the
State Board of Education, visited the
Normal. last Friday.
The Congregational church and society
have extended call to Rev. Francis Par
ker of Enfield, N. H., to become their
pastor.
The friends of Grin Jones will be
pleased to know that he is improving
under treatment at Battle Creek sana-
forum.
The Junior Epworth League gave a
supper at the vestry of the Cong'l church
Monday evening, which was we'll at
tended.
The missionary meeting of the Cong'l
society will be held Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary
Morgan.
Mrs. J. R. Hill is expected home this
week from Antrem, N. H., accompanied
by Mrs. Cristy. DR.. Cristy is being cared
for at hospital for the present.
Miss Mary Danforth, formerly mis-
sionary to Japan, will give an address at
the M. E. church next Thursday evening
at 1870. All are invited to attend.
E.P Jose, general manager of the tale
mine has rented j. j. Hickey's house and
will move into the same this week. Mr..
Hickey will board at Hotel johnson.
H. E. Cutler of Keene, N. H., the we'll
known photographer, will be at the Bak
er studio here from May II during the
of the week. For particulars
see business notice.
Mrs. Jennie Flanagan of Burlington
spent Sunday at her brothers VIM Rush
ford's. She is to keep house at % Church
street in Burlington and has had her
goods shipped there from Johnson.
Mrs. j. S. Bicknell has gone to Lynn,
Mass, to attend the Pentecostal Assem-
bly, to be held there this week. Mrs.
Bicknell will visit other places in Mas
sachusetts, before returning home. Rev.
A. j. Mcneil and Mrs. Silas Griswold
and son, Harold, are attending the AS
sembly as delegates from the Johnson
church.
At the annual communication Water
man Lodge, F. & A. NJ, the following
were elected and appointed w. M, D.
B. Smalley; S. W., P. S. Hebb; j. W.,
Joseph Odell; Treasurer, G. N. Earring
ton; Secretary, H. M. Maxfield; S. D., S.
J. Davis; ]. D., Harley Sweet; S. s., Geo
S. Mills; j. S., A. B. Stearns; Marshall,
J. ]. Hickey; Tyler, William McLena-
than; Finance Committee, G. A. Balch
and E. Fl. Royce; Chaplain, I. L.,
At the last regular meeting of the
o. E. S. i, it was voted to hold special
May to install the following efficers:-
w M, Mrs. Florence Baloh; W. P. Rob-
Royce, d. M, Miss May Maxfeld;
Treas, Mrs. Josie L. Pierce; &c.,, Mrs.
Carla Warham; Cond., Mrs. Alice Brad
ley; Asso. cond., Miss Ida Warren;
Warder, Mrs. May McCuin; Sentinel,
Dan Scott; Ada, Edith Leslie; Ruth,
Stella Clerkin; Ester, Mrs. Field. Mar
tina, Mrs. Linda Mills; Electa Mrs. Z
Flora Sherwin; Chaplain. Mrs. I. L. ,
Pearl, Marshall, Mrs. Minnie Hayford; |
Organist, Mrs. Jennie Royce, Installing '
officer, ID. g. p. E. III. Sherwin. '