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

Richard Nye is out, after being i'll fol
several days.
Ed Graves has moved his family here
from Morrisville.
E. e. VanOrman and little son were in
Burlington last week.
Mrs. Joel STATIONS sister from Bur
lington is visiting her.
Mrs. Madison Sargent continues to i'm
prove. Her nurse has gone.
Ida and Della Barnard have Teen home
from ST. Johnsbury for visit.
Miss Marion Mills of Eden has been a
recent guest at Fred Sargent's.
Miss Lois Waters is spending some
time with relatives in Wolcott.
Several couples from here attended the
New Years Bah at Jacksonville,
Miss Alice Kinney Of WinooslSi visited
her aunt, Mrs. William Laporte, recently.
Harry Broadwell has returned to Hard
wick, after visiting his family at Geo
Courser's.
DR.. l.. P. Holcomb's parents, who have
been visiting him, have returned to their
home in Isle La Motto.
Irene Kittel and Francis Goodhue of
North Sheldon have been recent guests
of their cousin, L. E. Tatro.
Nat Freeman returned to Arlington
Heights, Mass, Friday night, after visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Susan Freeman.
Miss Folsom of South Barton and Miss
Smaley of MorIisville have entered the
Normal school since the holiday vacation.
Miss -Roseand Houghton of Jamaica
Palms. Mass, succeeds Miss Nina New
hall as art instructor in the State Normal
School.
Miss Lou FuIlington and sister, May,
visited their father, Harrington Pulling =.
ton, recently, returning to Burlington,
Saturday.
Walter Titus was home short time
last week from the Mary Fletcher Hosp-
tai, where he is taking a training course
for MUSE.
Miss Louise Leland returned from
Stanstead Monday night, where she went
to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Almira Benton Robinson.
Holmes Mobbs of the High school, |
who has been i'll from the measles, was
able to accompany his mother to their
home in Moretown last week.
The U. V. M. students have returned
to Burlington and the several young la
dies, who are teaching in different states,
have returned to their work after the |
holiday vacation.
Walter Sargent aged IA years. son of !
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sargent, died Thurs
day night, Jan. 2, from the effects of the |
measles. The funeral service was held |
from the home Sunday afternoon, Rev. G.
F. Crawford officiating The burial was |
in Evergreen Cemetery. The family have |
the sympathy of the community in their
affection.
The following officers were elected to |
serve The M. E. Sunday school during |
1913:-Supt., F. W. Ward; ASS Supt., A.
w. Stone; Sec., Miss Muriel Peck; Treas.
M. F. Gray; Chorister, F. W. Ward; Or
ganist, Miss Gladys Atwell; Librarian,
Miss Margaret Hunt; Supt. of Cradle
Roll, Mrs. E. E. Hodgkins.
The O. L. G. held very interesting
meeting Thursday evening. The subject,
"FavOfite Authors" was in no way ex-
hausted, out was made very enjoyable
by the leader, Mrs. j. L. Pierce. Those
who responded in the work were Mrs,
H. A. Barrows, Mrs. j. D. Odell, Mrs.
o. A. Mcfarland, Mrs. A. W, Stone, Mrs.
c. F. Hayford and Miss Elliott.
The election of officers for the Cong'l
church was not announced until Jan.
5th. They are as follows:-Supt., M. S.
Hill; Asst Supt., E. d. Mills; Sec, Miss
jamie Holmes; Treas, w. F. Waters;
Auditor, D. E. Collins; Organist. Miss
Mary Waters; Chorister, w. F. Sinclair.
The teachers of the different classes are
practically the same as last year. AT the
mid week meeting G. P. Jones was elect
ed deacon for three years and Mrs. Fla
villa Holmes church clerk for one year.