News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-03-22
JOHNSON
Roxie Cristy is i'll from grip.

trouble.
II. A. Stewart of Lowell was in town
last Friday.
The sugar season is about upon Ms and
may it be good one.
Miss Jennie Sherbert is spending her
school vacation in Waterville.
Miss Elsie Taylor of Waterville is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. e. II. Scott
Mrs. Charles Miner of Barre visited her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Hebb, last week.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will give the Memo
rial Day address at Rchford this year.
District Superintendent. William Shaw
was in town Friday on his way to Water
vile.
Elmer Patten is home from New York
city to visit his mother, Mrs. Clara
Patten.
The annual prize speaking of the High
school will occur Monday evening,
March 27.
Kirk Ellsworth, a former Normal
student, from Cambridge, was in town
last week.
Miss Kate Kinsley has returned to
Burlington, leaving her aunt, Mrs. Boyce,
much improved.
The Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
went to Morrisville Tuesday night to Or
ganize an order there.
Regular meeting of the Daughters of
Liberty at X. of P. hall Thursday even
ing, Mar 90. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Durham of Sutton, sister of Her
bert Burnham, of the normal class '99. is
in town visiting the school and calling on
friends.
Mrs. L. w. Flanders accompanied her
daughter, Mabel, last week to Mary
Fletcher hospital, where the latter is to
receive treatment.
The subject of Rev. j. X. Fuller's SER
mon next Sunday morning at the CongI
church will be "Relative Sin and an
Awakened Conscience.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
School last Sunday was SO with collec-
tion of S2.15; Cong'l Sunday School at
tendance, 1913, collection $l.55.
Last week Tuesday Rev. A. NJ. Watts
delivered paper on THE Mission of the
Paulists" at the meeting of the Lamoille
Brotherhood of Baptist ministers at
Jericho.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
at the Cong'l church next Sunday even
ing will be ga Missionary Journey
around the World; Missions in the
United States" lisa. 62:1-12.
The High school cast of the play THE
Elopement of Ellen" under the auspices
of the senior class of Stowe, played to
$50 house last Friday evening. Mrs.
Cook and Mrs. D ,uglass accompanied
them.
The Carroll Leach moving pictures and
vaudeville entertainment will be given
here at the opera house Tuesday evening,
March %. They drew a crowded house
a few evenings ago. The pictures will be
d new selection.
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church Rev. A. NJ. Watts will preach
from Luke 22:27-" am in the midst of
YOU as one that soweth.' At the close
of the service special offering will be
received for home missions. The annual
home mission Offering must be all in by
next Sunday.
Tuesday evening, March IA, several
members of the w. Q. T. U. and other
friends met at the pleasant home of Mrs. |
MuzzY for the purpose of surprise
p lrty. Mrs. Muzzy expected two or three
for an informal business meeting, but all |
was soon going as merrily as a marriage !
bell A fine time was enjoyed, refresh
ments were served, some Rotations |
given, and Mrs. Muzzy was presented |
with gold bowled berry spoon as
token Of appreciation of her services as
president of the w. c. T. U. for the past
two years. The gift was a little late,
but sickness and various things had pre-
vented the gathering before.
LEND Me Fife Shillings'', farce in
one act, was presented Monday night at
the Dread Club social at which the gen.
tlemen were entertained. Following is
the cast of characters: Mr.. Golightly.
Herbert Burnham; Capt. Phobbs, l.. r
Allen; Morland, Arthur Stearns; Capt.
Spruce, L. A. Cook; Sam, G. P. Jones;
Mrs. Major Phobbs, Bertha Arey; Mrs.
Capt. Phobbs, Georgia Wells. The play
was followed by delicious refreshments.
Irish anecdotes were much enjoyed and
several participated in giving them;
among others Rev. J. K. Fuller and ex-
Lieut. Gov. Stearns. Mifs Viola Stearns
gave an original monologue. The
hostesses. Mrs. Ida Jones, Miss Bertha
Arey and Miss Constance Brown spared
no pains to make the evening a very en-
.oyable one, and they were successful.
Gov. Mead and Normal Board Visit johnson
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