News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
JOHNSON

n party from mere VlSlVeu manslolt
Mountain the first of the week.
Chas. Stackpole of Lyon Mountain, N
Y, is a guest of Harry Griswod.
Miss Madge Goodspeed of Montgomery
was a guest last week at e. ID. Mills.
Mrs. Thomas Waterman is in Barre this
week to attend the wedding of niece.
Mrs. Bertram Mills has returned home
from visit in Cambridge and Fletcher.
Miss liner Foss and her mother, Mrs.
Tibbetts, are visiting in North Hyde
Park.
ii. A. Barrows and w. Fl. Nye have
taken a cottage at Lake Eden for the
season.
Little Fletcher Potter of Burlington is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Fletcher.
w. H. Stearns and l. L. Bailey with
their families spent last Sunday in their
camp at Franklin pond
Levi Tatro's brother from Enosburg
Falls, who has been visiting him, returned
home the first of the week.
Miss Mildred Morse has gone to North
Hero for the summer and Miss Linnie
Morse her sister to Quebec.
Fred Robertson, son of Mrs. Lee Car
penter, died at an early hour Tuesday
from tuberculosis of the hip.
Misses Ella Goss of Irasburg and Cath
crime Crouchie of Lyndon have been re-
cent guests at Emery Mills.
The town meeting last Saturday was
adjourned indefinitely. The attendance
was large as the farmers were out.
Sias Griswold and men who have been
in Fitchburg, Mass, moving things about
some. returned home last Saturday.
E. E. Holmes and Herbert Scott were
in ST. Johnsbury Monday for a Hupmo-
bile, recently purchased by Mr.. Scott.
Mrs. Arthur Rockwell, son, Donald, |
and daughter, Helen, of Proctor are WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Hill.
Mrs. Lewis Demeritt wishes to thank
her friends, who kindly remembered her
5Oth birthday anniversary with 119 post
cards.
A son, Samuel, was born to Prin. and
Mrs. Harold Fuller in Brandon Sunday,
June %. Congratulations from johnson
friends.
r. III. Powers and E. FL. Sweet returned
from the Fanny Allen Hospital last Sat-
urday night, where they have been for
operations.
The high school gave linen party in
honor of Miss Douglass Tuesday evening
at the Netherlands which was very
greatly enjoyed.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sunday
school June % was 1O5, collection $1.35;
at the M. E. Sunday school attendance73,
collection $136
Dea. Fletcher Jones is seriously i'll at
the home of his grandson, Grin Jones, in
Morristown. He passed mis- 95th birth ,
day Tuesday, June "a.
Miss Druslla Waterman is home from
Burlington, where she has been ill from ,
measles. She has not fully recovered .
from their effects as yet. ;
j. Il. Hill and family and NJ. S. Hill V
and family were in Hardwick Tuesday to
attend the weddi lg of Arthur Balch, a T
nephew of Mrs. j. r. Hill
Services as usual at the Pentecostal i
church of the Nazarene next Sunday S
lopic of the sermon by the pastor, "Qual- v
locations of the Early Church. f
The school in the Waterman district v
closed last Friday with a picnic in the o
woods. There we're So in at. h
enhance. All had a delightful time. es- a
,ecially the children. n
The o. E. S. will hold special meeting .
friday evening, June 81, at which time I
wo candidates are to be initiated. 1t is .
esired that all members be present Re- \
reshments will be served. L
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. i
Wilmer Whitcomb, who returned the ),
rst of the week from their wedding @
rip, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph :,
Webb, parents of Whitcomb.
The house and barns on the Murray
luck farm on the hill, owned by Barney
Justin, were burned to the ground Mon 81
ay afternoon between and 6 o'clock.
fire was lighted in the cook stove for W
upper and was left without anyone to
'ok after it. The buildings were insured. L
Special town meeting at johnson July fir
tn to elect two selectmen in place of
and Barrows, who have re- OF
gned, and also to raise a special tax to b.
efray town expenses. These are strenu-
US times for the town and taxpayers w
hould attend the meeting. n,
CARD OF THANKS. We desire. thru
ne columns of the News and Citizen TO
xpress our deep gratitude to all of the SC
'iends In the community who so kindly az
nd generously aided us In order that Mr.. ::
agnes might go to the hospital at Mon III
'eal for his operation, and for many
Their kindnesses. 49,