News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-03-06
JOHNSON

Mrs. E. NJ Greene is i'll with grip.
G. E. Palmer of Morr svlle was in town
Monday.
C.P. Jones was in St. Adams two days
last week.
Frank P. Keller was a business visitor
in town Monday.
Only 81 degrees below zero in johnson
Monday morning.
Miss Louise Leland went to Stanstead,
Quebec, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. G .Hartwell of Essex Junction
visited in town last Friday.
E. II. Town was in Fail field and Berk-
shire last Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Howard is moving this week from
Westford into Mrs. Susan Holmes tene-
ment.
C. H. Stearns, c. P. Jones and D. A.
Barrows are taking in the auto show at
Boston.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday night will be
christian Testimony That Counts"
DR.. E. H. Scott sent on Monday eleven
diseased head of cattle, belonging to
Frank Dodge, to the rendering plant in
Burlington.
Homer and Prescott Stearns and James
Beard of the High School here were at
their homes in Watervilie last week on
account of vaccination.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
School last Sunday was IS and collection
$1.39. At the Cong'l Sunday School at
tendance so, collection Sl.35.
Mrs. Thomas Waterman and her mother,
Mrs. Ravey, were called to Barre Mon
day morning by the illness of the father,
William Ravey, from pneumonia.
The supper given by the men last Fri
day night was a great success and much
enjoyed. The net proceeds were over SIS
for the benefit of the library fund.
Herman TillotsOn and Bessie Flanders
of Morrisvile visited at Leonard Elan
ders the first of week. Anna Flander, !
who has"been in Morrisvile, returned !
home with them. Miss Bessie will It.
main for the week.
Meetings as usual on the Sabbath at
the "Pentecostal Church of the Naza-
rene" Topic of Sermon by the pastor,
Rev. G. A. Reuey, "The Man who is
blest of God",- Morning; Evening
1.-THE sure foundation"
Johnson friends will regret to know
that DR.. E. A. Heath of Winooski has
been called to Denver. Col, by his broth
er, D. w. L. Heath, who is ia a hospital
to undergo an operation. DR.. Heath was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. S. S.
Heath.
Six members of the Junior Glass, who
have been either in this school or the
Randolph Normal School two years pre-
vious to this year, beginning their teach
ing at the Practice School this week, and
If able to complete the work in both
schools prescribed by the State Board of
the coming June.
There were eight present at the Y. p B.
Sunday. Bible stories and temperance
were studied. The class voted to have
badges for the next meeting, and also to
make Y. p. B. deposit in the bank.
Collection 14cts. Florence and Marion
Barrows were made a committee to see
about material for badges. The 146th
and 14Sth Psalms will be studied at the ;
next meeting.
S. G. Hill Camp No. II and Auxiliary
will have short. programme at the close
of their meeting Tuesday evening, Mar.
18th. Members of the G.. A. r. and
W. r. c. are invited. Supper will be
served. All members of the G. A. R.,
who are in good standing, and wish to,
can attend the business meeting of the
The ladies would be glad to
have them come.
When nearing Geo. Livermore's on his
return home from the village last Mon
lay Geo. Buffers son lost control of a
span of horses which he was driving and
the horses ran into the rear of Clark
Buffers sleigh, throwing the latter out.
When the two parties recovered enough
20 find out about matters they found one
II the span of horses seated in the sleigh.
Neither Mr.. Clark nor the beast was in
uIed. but the sleigh was badly de. |
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