News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-31
JOHNSON


Feb. 2.
Mark Stevens of Cambridge is in town
on business.
The rural schools have closed for the
winter term.
Emerson Flanders has moved his family
back to Fairfield
Mrs. j. L. Pierce went to Barre last
Saturday for weeks stay.
George Marshall has moved into A.
Nolan's house on lower Main street.
Mrs. r. A. Royce went to Burlington
on Monday to see her father, II. w. Stin-
son.
Mrs. Susan Freeman has gone to L. s.
Morse's home in Jeffersonville for a short
stay.
Miss Gladys Chappell is i'll with grip
station.
Mrs. d. II. Holmes and Mrs. Carrie
Written are spending the week in Bur-
lington.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller's topic next Sunday
morning will be "Fishing with the Man
from Galilee."
Mrs. Ira Powell and daughter, Beryl,
visited at Mrs. Patterns and Morris Hills
last Thursday.
Mrs. Clayton Kinsley of Bennington is
passing week with Mr. Kinsley's uncle,
Freeman Boyce.
E. E. Balch, j. D. Odell, Clark Dodge,
Mort Titus and q. E. Stone went to South
Pond in Eden fishing last Friday.
Albert Lambert and daughter, Evelyn,
went to Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
to see Mrs. Lambert, who is improving.
Revival meetings are being held night
ly at the Pentecostal Church of the Naz-
arene, with the exception of Saturday
night.
Miss Beulah Mcfarland was absent
from the Normal most of last week on ac-
count of hard cold. She was present
Saturday.
The topic of the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening at the
Cong'l church will be "Christian En-
deavor Ideals"
G. E. Stone, A. B. Stearns, G. O. Field
and C. Fl. Kneeland went to jefferson
vile Monday evening to muster a Sons
of Veterans Camp.
Rev. Guy F. Crawford was called to
Montpelier Monday to officiate at the
funeral of Mr.. Austin Prentiss, father of
DR.. R. G. Prentiss.
Do the Normal girls wonder why we
did not attend their masquerade? Sure
ly it is not because we do not like them,
yet there is reason"
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday |
School last Sunday was &C with a collec
ton of 50 IA. At the Cone'l school atten-
dance of 70 with a collection of 1927.
The o. E. S. have their regular meet
ing Friday, Feb. 2, and there will be mi
tiation. Refreshments will be served
All officers are requested to be present.
Frank Mudgett aged As years, son of
Henry Mudgett, died Tuesday, Jan. 30th,
from Bright's disease. The funeral will
be held from the home at one o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Rev. J. K. Fuller
officiating and the remains will be placed
in the vault.
School closed at District No. 6, last
Friday. The average attendance of the
school was S.S. Irene Westover has had
no marks for the last two terms. For
last term Nellie Loveland was absent for
one half day; Delton Loveland only one
day Harold Brennan has had no tardy
marks.
Leonard Flanders wishes through the
columns of this paper to thank those kind
neighbors and friends, who made bee
last Friday and Saturday and drew logs
to the Parker & Stearns mill for him.
Leonard Flander returned on Friday
returned on Friday night from Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Frances E. Willard Council, No. 10i
held its regular meeting Thursday even
ing. Jan. 25. State Councillor Mrs. Anna
L. Farr of Springfield and State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Massey of Danville were
present and installed the officers for the
year 1912, Refreshments were served
at the close of installation to both organ
cations and their guest. E. e. Holmes
was installing officer of the Mechanics.
Remarks were made for the good of the
orders by Mrs. FAIR, Mrs. Massey and
Deputy 1. l.. Bailey. The insurance
benefit was spoken of and the efficient
manner it has been sent at once without
any delay. Thirty five present. At the
next regular meeting Feb. 8, there will
be literary program as lows:-Recital,
Caroline Thomas; story, Mrs, Addie Lar
away; Communication, Alice Beecher;
Recition, Lottie Rushford; Selection,
Mary Darling; question, contest begin
ming with Nettie Chaffee followed by
other members. The program for the
Feb. % will be prepared by the Record
ing Secretary and will be announced at
the next meeting. 1t is hoped there viii
l. uood ottan1anoa and new names