News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-11
JOHNSON

JOHNSON
Earle Holmes was home from the U.
V. NJ. Sunday.
Miss Eva Cady of Jericho is guest at
Smith Hebbs.
Parker Stearns is having his residence
newly painted.
DR.. Waite is making repairs on the ex-
terror of his buildings.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. II. Scott were in wat
eryille the first of the week.
Chas. Courtney of Rochester has been
recent guest at Geo. AtwelPs
Perley Saxby has a new auto. Query:
Will he use it on his mail route?
Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Bar
rows, is i'll and nurse is caring for him.
The condition of Miss Josie Mudgett
who is at the Fanny Allen Hospital, is
reported favorable.
The law requires all dogs licensed and
collared. Tue officer has received his
warrant. Now then!
Miss Eta Folsom of the Normal spent
the first of the week at Morrisville with
Miss Saidee Smalley.
Mrs. Eta PArtow of Essex Junction
was a guest of Mrs. Geo. Lvermore last
Thursday and Friday.
DIN. Nicholson and wife of Burlington
were guests of Gov. and Mrs. Stearns
several days last week.
The topic OF the g. E. meeting next
Sunday night at the Cong'l church is
"Fayorite Verses in the Proverbs"
The Missionary meeting of the ladies
of the Cong'l Society will be held with
Mrs. Seth Hill Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
Supt. Casey of Springfield visited the
Normal last Thursday and Supt. Young
of Cambridge Friday, looking up teachers
for their schools.
Mrs. Nelson Jaynes received unfavor-
able reports from her husband, who und-
erwent an operation at the Royal Vic
toria Hospital, Montreal. Mrs. Jaynes
left Saturday night for Montreal.
All are cordially invited to attend the
High School Alumni banquet at the
Cong'l church vestry on Friday evening,
June 10, directly after the Commence
ment exercises. Price per plate, 70 cents.
Remember ''Pygmalion and Galetea'
at the Opera house Tuesday evening of
next week. Prof. Burnham and the Nor
NAL students are sparing no pains to
make this an interesting event. Do not
miss it.
The corporation of the village has pur-
chased of the Baptisi Society few rods
of land at the rear of the hose house and
have erected on it building to be used
as a store house for electrical supplies.
Miss Mildred Wareham has gone to
Poland Springs, Me-, this season with
her father, where she has position as
telephone girl at the Poland Springs
House, where her father has an mpol- ,
tant siGuation.
A special town meeting will be held
Saturday, June 21st, "to see if the town |
will raise a special tax on the grand list |
of 1913 for the purpose of defraying town |
expenses for said year" Remember the |
date and do your duty as a taxpayer by |
attending the meeting.
On Saturday, June 81, at p. M, Fl. B. |
Caswell will sell sell lot of of personal |
properly at auction. Many useful arti- |
Giles will be closed out, as he has no room
for them in the village. viii Jones will
sell the stuff and you will lose many good
bargains if you miss the sale.
June IA, Flag Day, will be observed at
G. A. r. hall and in connection with it
Lamoile Valley Veterans Association
will hold their annual meeting. Ghon
Drum Corps from Eden will be in attend
ance and furnish music. The ladies of
the W. K C. will furnish dinner aG the
G. A. R. hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. R. Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Hill were in Hardwick Sat
urday to attend the funeral of Neil Saw
yer, a nephew of Mrs. j. r. Hill, who
died in New York from the effects of an
operation. The deceased was young
man of great usefulness and was highly |
esteemed. He was married only eleven
weeks ago.