News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-02
Johnson

April 14th..
Ralph Brewster spent Sunday at hi
home in Cambridge.
Miss Georgia Bailey went to Fletcher
Monday to spend few days.
Miss Leslie's spring millinery is now
ready. See notice elsewhere.
Miss Edith Leslie will return to hel
school in Hard wick Saturday.
Miss Esel Demeritt returned home
from Burlington Saturday night.
The attendance at the Congl Sunday
school Mar. p was IS, collection $l.4S.
The attendance at the M. E. Sunday
school last Sunday, 81 collection; $3.50.
Mrs Geo Hicks of Hyde Park visited
at Lewis Lambert's the first OF the week.
Luela Darling has gone TO Concord,
N. H., for the summer to work for her
uncle.
The mid-week prayer meeting of the
Cyng'l church will be held with Mrs,
Flavia Holmes.
Miss Gladys Rand has returned to- her
school in Massachusetts, Miss Marjorie
Hayford is to teach in Morristown.
The Y.P.S.C.E. will give an umbrella
social at the Cong'l church Vestry Fri
day evening, April from 1870 to 10
o'clock. Everybody invited.
TlI,h
poned last week on account of the storm
and will be hello Thursday evening, April
3;leader, Mrs Hattie Pearl; subject, Cur
rent Events.
The fruit store owned by P. Alexander
has been greatly improved by adding a
plate glass extension on the Main street
front. The work was done last week by
C. A. Spiller of Morrisville.
Services as usual at the Pentecostal
Church of the Naz Communion
will be administered at the close of the
morning services. Topic of sermon by
the Pastor, The objectionable SIN"
Mrs Jennie (FancheD Mayelle died in
for an operation Saturday, and the funei-
al was held from the home in Watertown,
Mass, Monday. She is survived by her
husband, three children, her mother, Mrs
Thomas Wilson of Watertown, Mass :,
and two brothers, Grant and Leigh
Fancher of Worcester, Mass.
The Kings Daughters of the Cong'l.
Sunday School will hold sale at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. PeIley Mud
gett, Apr. 10th, from to $50 p. m.
Cake, candy and fancy articles viii be
sold. L. is hoped that the class will be
able to contribute something toward the
support of girl in one of the mission
schools of India, and the proceeds of the
sale may be used for such perpose.
Mrs. j, D. Farrell of Barre is in town,
called here by the death of her aunt.
Mrs. Rodney Foster, who died Wednes-
day morning at Fanny Allen Hospital
from cancer of the liver. Mrs. Foster
had been i'll for long time and about
three weeks ago went to the hospital for
treatment. The funeral was held from
the home Sunday afternoon and the re-
mains were placed in the vault and later
will be taken to Waterville for burial.
During the electric storm Monday
afternoon the lightning followed the
wires into the kitchen at the Waterman
brick house on Railroad street and did
some damage. Among other damage the
water pipe was burst. A K. p. JOse's
lightning followed in on the wire and did
some little damage. The cupola on Mr..
Whites barn at his farm was struck and
completely destroyed, Mr.. White bought
the b. S. Fulliogton farm. No such storm
ever known here in the month of March.
Miss Hazel Coolidge is in Eden, stop.
ping at L. l. Sylvester's.
Mrs. Susan Freeman returned Monday
from three weeks stay in Morrisyile
Sugaring seems to be about a failure
this season, yet the sugar parties keep
up.
Sidney Comstock is moving from the
Davis house on Main street to E. E.
Holmes tenement on River street.
E. D. hurry injured both ankles while !
unloading logs and has been unable to
walk for several days. While no bones
were broken the strain was severe.
The trained nurse, Mrs. Clark, who !
came to care for Miss Jennie Ouimby, re-
turned to Burlington Saturday and Miss
Bertha Page of North Hyde Park is |
caring for her.
The relatives present from out of town |
to attend the funeral of Mrs d. NJ. Sar- |
gent were Frank Sargent and daughter
of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs Ashley Sargent
of Eden Mills, ]. M. Sargent of Cook
shire, Quebec, Mrs. o. A. Reed of Dun
kirk, Quebec, and George, Herbert and
Clara Jacobs of Morristown.