News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-30
JOHNSON

Mrs. Haskell Balch of Hardwick is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Hill.
Mrs. Bennett Tillotson has gone t
Morrsville to visit her son, l.. q. TilloI
son.
Miss Helen Blake of Georgia is passing
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Georg
Livermore.
The Misses Wareham, Tinker, Mill
and Mildred Tillotson visited in Morris
vile Monday.
The base ball association held meet
ing the last of the week and elected Prn
Stone treasurer.
Mrs. II. G Parker and daughters, Mrs
Chauncy McCuin and Rena Parker, passed
Monday in Burlington.
Mrs. e. E. Wells and daughter, Miss
Georgia, are spending a week in Toronto
Cam, with Mrs. Wells sister.
The funeral of Carlos McLaren will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from the Congregational church.
Henry E. Williamson and wife of
Hampstead, N. Y, spent the week end
with Rev. G. A. Reney and wife.
Mrs. II. H. McLenathan of Arlington
Heights, Mass, WAS called here by the
death of her uncle, Jason O. French.
Mrs. f. Fl. Scott has been called to
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father, Charles Child, from pneumonia
Miss Nette Leach of Waterville is with
DR.. Scotts family while Mrs. Scott is
helping care for her father in Waterville.
The Methodist church and society will
give reception to ReY. G. M. Davis.
their new pastor, Friday evening at the
church.
Services as usual at the Pentecostal
church of the Nazarene. Communion
will be administered at the close Of the
morning service.
The attendance at the M. E. Sunday
school April p, was 6S with collection
of $1.35; at the Congregational Sunday
school 90, collection SLIGO.
The boys in the Senior mathematics
and geometry classes received practical
lesson in surveying Tuesday afternoon
under the direction of Mr.. Bradley.
Representative E. P. Jose has opened
an office in Fl. G. Parker's block on the
corner of Main and Pearl streets and
Robert Fuller is assisting him in the Of
flee.
The topic of the G. E. meeting next
Sunday evening at the Congregational
church is The Ideal ChriStian' his
prayers, Mat. 65-13. Conservation
meeting.
Mrs. Eta Richardson will be the dele
gate to represent the church at the An
nual Assembly OF the New England PEN
tecostal churches of the NazArene at
Mass, May Ill.
The tree and twelve fine shurbs pre-
sented the Club for the lawn in connec-
ton with the public Library Building
were set out on the same Monday. The |
tree is silver maple and part of the |
shrubs are hydrangeas and will add much
20 the grounds.
The faculty and pupils of the Normal
school entertained the faculty and pupils
If the High sceool Saturday evening at
The DormitoIy. Games were INDUCED
n and music rendered and a very social
occasion it was. Dainty and delicious
were served.
The o. E. S. az their business meeting
Friday elected officers for the ensuing
ear:-W. NJ Mrs. josie l.. Pierce; w.
,, |. L. Pearl; A. NJ. Mrs. Hattie Pearl;
Treas. Mrs. Jennie Royce; Sec'y, Miss
louise Leland; Conductress, Mrs. Ruby
'arrows; Asst Conductress, Mrs. Sadie
,hapman.
The funeral of Jason o. French was
leld from the Congregational church at
o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. G. M.
Davis, pastor of the Methodist church,
Among those from away who
TENDED were Capt. Frank Kenfield, A.
!. Niles, Austin Wilkins, S. D. Luce of
louisville and Gilbert Davis from Cam
ridge. The burial was in Lamoile
yiew cemetery. il
A good crowd attended the ball game I
etween j. H. S. and the P. A. team at
his place Friday afternoon, when the
ormer team was defeated by score of s
8 to 0. AS this was Johnson's first game
few errors were made. Mobbs pitched
good game for johnson and it is hoped
hat he will receive better support in the
ext game to be played with L. c. A. !
he last of this week.
The officers of the J. H. S. Cadets E
lected at their last meeting are as fol- {
'ws:-1st Lieut., Prescott Stearns, 10:
nd Lieut., Gertrude Baker, IA; Orderly
argent, Mary Waters, is; 1st Sargent, S
arady, 'l6; End Sargent, Reba Porter,
A; Corrorals, Nellie Perry. rs, Bertram {
unit, IA. Edwin Walker, '16 and Beulah
-cFarland, rs. The drill was omitted
lie last of the week on account of base
all practice.