News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-08
JOHNSON

L. II. Scott has been i'll for few days
George Livermore is very comfortable
at this writing.
Geo. Mills is i'll from the measles a
George Elwoods.
Ray Nolan has returned from visit il
Providence, r. |.
Hon. I. l.. Pearl passed last Wednes
day in Burlington.
The High school opened Jan. 7th, after
the holiday recess.
Miss Flora Tuliper has been home
from Morrisville for visit.
Gilbert Davis of Cambridge visited
Joseph Muzzey last Saturday.
Ralph Brewster has returned from a
visit at bis home in Cambridge.
John Myers, Jr., left Friday for Buffa-
10, N. ", where he has position.
Rep. f. p. Jose and Sen. K. II. Sher-
win returned to Montpelier Monday.
The w. c. It. U. will meet with Mrs.
Lottie Rushford Thursday afternoon.
Miss Drisella Waterman returned Sat-
urday to her high school work in Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Electa Stinson of Burlington is
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. r, H. Royce.
The Sunday school attendance at the
M oh 10 OF Gnn wi q
collection of $l,3S.
The Sunday School attendance at the
Cong'l church Jan. 9Th was 81 with a
collection of S1.40.
Arthur Taft and little daughter of FL
more visited his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Muzzey, last week.
The lecture given by Rev. c. D. Pierce
New Years night was very interesting
and we'll attended.
The Missionary meeting of the Cong'l
Society will be held with Mrs. s. G. Hill
Thursday p. m. at o'clock.
Mrs. A. j. Gould and son, George,
have returned from visit to her sister.
Mrs, Stanhope. in St. Adams.
The S. of V. and Auxiliary were in
vited to attend the installation of officers
at Jacksonville Tuesday evening.
E. A. Gordon of Boston, treasurer of
the American Mineral Co.. was in town
last Friday and stopped with E. P. Jose.
Mrs. E. HI. Sherwin returned Monday
from attending the funeral of her roth. |
er-n-law, Henry Dickey, of West Farlee.
Elmer Patten has given up work at the
Parker & Stearns dressing mill and E. W. |
Tinker takes his place as night watch
man.
Henry Moiles was able 10 resume his |
work in W. Il. Nye's store Monday, after |
an absence of three weeks having had |
the measles.
The postmasters have received official |
maps showing the parcel post system |
which can be obtained of them for sew |
enty-tive cents.
Genteman's night of the O. L. G. will |
occur on the evening of Jan. II Hos
tesses, Mrs. Ella Waters, Mrs. Margaret |
Waterman and Miss Grace Foster
The Methodist Society will hold So
cial at the vestry of the church Friday
evening, Jan. 10th, from to 8 o'clock
Refreshments served for Is cents. All
welcome.
Mrs. E. j. Gauthier and Mrs. j. F.
Haynes entertained party of friends
New Years eve. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed watching the old
year out and welcoming 1913.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening, Jan. II. will
Matt 4:17 25. A decision meeting What
hinders people from deciding? ii
See business notice "For Sale" Prin.
Allen is Offering a number of household
articles at private sale. This is made i
necessary because of his near removal. 1
This is rare opportunity for bargains. I
Special evangelistic meetings this week
at the Pentecostal church of the Naza- s
rene on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights. Rev. Fl. NJ. Peavey |
of Morrisvlle will assist the pastor. All
are invited. t
Fred Holmes, rural carrier on route
No. /, wishes to express his thanks to l
his patrons for the gift of a fine couch.
which he found on his veranda Jan. LIST, {
1t will make grand place to rest after /
the trips through the drifts this winter. 1
THE GRANGE s
johnson Grange held its regular meet v
ing Thursday, January 2. The Nor
risyille Grange was in attendance There