News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-05
JOHNSON
OF BURLINGTON

1t wasn't much of day for Bro. Jose
Remember the Grange meeting Marcel
9th.
George Lvermore is very comfortable
these days.
A. E. Partlow is home from Hardwick
for few days.
Services at the Pentecostal church OF
the Nazarene as usual.
Topic of the C. E. meeting next Sun
day "Obeying Conscience.
Miss Emma Elliot of the Normal facul-
ty was in Newport over Sunday.
Jessie Fitzgerald has gone to North
Hero to work for j. Allen Dodds.
Mrs. E. D. Culver of Richford visited
her sister, Mrs. E. II. Scott, recently.
Parker & Stearns want to hire money
at five per cent. See advertisement.
Rev. G. A. Reney is assisting in meet
ings this week at Hill West, Montgomery.
o. H. Wilson was called as a juror in
the Federal court in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Sa lily Child of Richford is spend
ing few days with her niece, Mrs. E. II.
Scott.
Mrs. Susan Freeman went to Morrisville
Tuesday to spend a week at Mrs. Nc
Nails.
Mr.. andiMrs. Chas. Brown of Wolcott
were guests the first of the week at L. A.
Tatro's.
Mrs. E. NJ. Greene returned Tuesday
from visit to Mrs. M. M. Reynolds in
Cambridge.
Sanford Kenfeld was in Fletcher Mon
day to attend the funeral of his cousin,
Asa Ellsworth
Mrs. Chandler and daughter of Peach
am are visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Philip Hebb.
r. A. Newcity and wife of Morrisville
visited the formers uncle, William Rush
ford, the first of the week.
The best Clerk and Treasurer the town
eyer had is G. n. harrington and it was
foolish to try to turn him down.
Mr.. Sumner of North Scituate, R. l.,
school, now preaching at Hill West.
Montgomery, was recent guest at Will
liam RushfOrd's.
A socialdance was held at G. A. r. hall
Friday night given by the ladies. A good
number was in attendance, aad refresh
ments were served.
The attendance at the M. E. Sun day
School last Sunday was so and collection,
$500; at the. Cong'l Sunday School attend
ance 100 collection $162.
Robert Bourne of Aver. Mass, who has
been a guest at j. II. Partlow's, left Mon
day for New Hampshire to take up his
work as a commercial traveller.
o. N. Ransom of Newport. representing
the Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co., holding the policy of the late Rev.
j. C. Fuller, was in town last week and |
paid Mrs. Fuller.
The Dread Club meeting Thursday
evening was attended by about thirty |
members. Mrs. Gertrude Odell was the !
leader and the work was of unusual inter
est. The subject was "Ciyics".
Monday evening, Mar. 10, Rev. Guy F. /!
Crawford will deliver al illustrated lee |
ture entitled The Bark Eaters" at the |
Methodist Episcopal church for the bene-
fit of the Young Mems Baraca class of that
church. Admission 15c.
At the W. r. c. meeting, Feb. %.
Washington selections were read by sew
eral members. The Post has received a
number of confederate notes and has had
them framed with the letter sent with
them and hung in the G. A. Il. Hail.
This is taken from the letter sent:-"Be-
lieving that the post would be intereste d
in specimen notes issued by the Confed-
crate States of America, these came into
possession of the Union Army at the close
of the Civil War and were turned over bv
the war department to the treasurer of
the U. S. in 1867 and are of value as his
torical relics. Each one has been disfig-
ured." This is a fine collection and is
worth examining.