News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-02-26
JOHNSON

Mrs. Homer Caswel is in very poor
health.
Miss Alice Beecher is visiting Mrs. Ira
Fuller in Stowe.
William Emery of Eden was a business
visitor in town Friday.
Miss Marion Mills has gone to Temple
ton, Mass, to visit her mother.
Miss Wilma Steel, Normal student, is
Ill at the home of Mrs. j. l.. Pierce.
Miss Alice Patch of Burlington is in
town, attending the Pentecostal meetings.
Miss Clementine Chamberlain of the
Normal spent Sunday with Miss Ryan at
her home in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Potter of Burling
ton are visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs l.. w. Fletcher.
John Howard has finished work at the
tale mine and is moving to Westford,
where he has bought farm.
Robert Bourne of Aver, Mass, has join
ed his wife, who has been a guest for
several days at Joel Partlow's.
Mrs. r. T. Foster went to Fanny Allen
hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs.
Lottie RushfoId accompanied her.
Jesse Fitzgerald was at home from FL
more the first of the week and his sister,
Nellie, returned to Elmore with him.
The Washington supper given by the
Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church Friday
night was we'll attended and much en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatro and Perley Saxby
attended the Annual County Rural Car
riers' meeting at Wolcott, Saturday, the
22nd.
Postmaster Wilson, E. E. holmes and
Prescott Stearns attended the basket ball
game at MorrisYille last Wednesday
evening.
The ladies of the Ways and Means So
ciety of the Cong'l church will serve din
ner town meeting day in the vestry of
the church.
The musical given by Miss DEMO for
her pupils was great success. All did
themselves great credit. Ice cream and |
cake were served.
Walbridge Fullington and Miss Made
line McCun went to Burlington Friday,
where they attended the Kake WAX and
and reception at the University Friday
evening.
Poetic essays are being written by sey
era members of the High school and sew |.
eral are planning to take part in the an
nual prize speaking contest, which will
occur about the middle of March.
The next meeting of the o. L. G. Thurs
day evening Feb. q, Leader, Mrs Ger
trude Odell, Roll Call, Criticism of Town,
County and State, Civics, discussioa,-
How Do the Laws of Our State Protect
Women, their Property Rights, Dowry,
Children, marriage and Divorce.
Edward Tinker has moved from the
E. E. Holmes tenement near the station
to the j. 5. Bicknell house, formerly Oc-
cupied by Will Collins, and sold to the
town with the dormitory site, and later
purchased by j. S. Bicknell to rent. Mr..
Brown, former tenant, has moved to
French Hill.
Parts have been assigned the Senior
class of the Normal school for a class
play to be given just before the Easter
recess. The play is entitled 'Maids and
and is a colonial play in three
acts. The stage settings and costumes
will be true to the times and quite
elaborate. Further announcement will
be given.
James Loveland, farmer on ODER Hill,
died Thursday morning, Feb 20, after
short illness from heart failure Mr.
Loveland was a respected citizen and had
always lived in johnson. He was 81 years
If age and is survived by his wife, a son
md two daughters who all reside at home.
Funeral services were held from the ;
nome Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. ;
Crafts of Burlington officiating. Mr.. :,
Loveland was an Advent. The burial 9
vas on the home farm in family lot. ,