News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-30

time, is not as well.
Miss Louise Leland spent Christmas a,
DR.. Beams in Jacksonville.
Cornelius Coleman is home from Har-
ward College for the Holidays.
Postmaster R. Fl. Royce is able to he
in the office portion of each day.
Mrs. 1. L. Bailey and daughter, Helen,
were in Burlington last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyce spent Christ
mas with her people in Underhill.
Miss Lou Fullington is spending part
of her vacation from college, in town.
Ray Newcomb of Cady's Falls spent
Christmas Day with Mrs. Hamlin Girls
wold.
Lee Whitney's father was buried in
Eden Monday. Rev. F. W. Hazen offici-
tated.
The Normal, High and Graded schools
all open again Jan. ), after the holiday
recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Blair of Albburg
have been guests of his uncle, NJ. E.
Gonya.
Nat freeman ret1yns this week to Bos-
ton, after visiting BIZ mother, Mrs. Susan
Freeman.
Miss Mary Winchester from Green's
boro Bend is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe
Lambert
The Y. P. S. G. E. viii give a social at
the Cong'l vestry Thursday evening from
7:30 to 10
Mrs. Basbaw, who recently came here
from Barre. will occupy the Scott house
on Pearl street.
The o. E. S. will hold its annual meet
ing Friday night The District Deputy
is TO be present.
j. b. Partlow and family and A. E,
Partlow spent Christmas with their ia
Their, Joel Partlow.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl went to Newport
last Thursday to visit her uncle and aunt,
James Mason and sister.
Miss Luella Darling is home from
Stowe and is entertaining q friend, Mr..
Montgomery, from Pike, N. Fl.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregatilonal church will hold social
at the church Thursday evening.
The Cong'l Society will hold their an
nual meeting Wednesday evening and
Sunday next will be communion.
Mrs. d. A. Barrows and daughter
Margaret, are In Orleans at the home of
her brother, Charles Stevens, for visit
Mrs. II. w, Peck has returned home
from a visit to her parents in Rutland
and daughters, Mrs Roland Stafford, in
Pittsford, and Mrs. j. Allen Dodds, in
North Hero. Z
Generals Joffre and French command
the French and English armies respec-
lively. 1t is interesting to note that
the first three letters of the two spell the
formers and the last three the latters
name,
The Kings Daughters of the Cong'l
Sunday school, having the highest aver
age attendance during November, take
their straw ride to Morrisvile Wednes,
day night. Deforest Collins holds the
ribbons.
William Scribner met with an accident
asst week, while chopping on the noun
tain for w. III. StearDs. A limb from
tree fell. striking him in the face, cut
ting several gashes, requiring % stitches
to close. He is doing well.
The Prince house, on the Cambridge
road, not far from the Berlin mills, was
burned on Thursday. All on the first
floor was saved. Napoleon Dubray was
the &C 'upant. The family was away, at
ell ding a Christmas exercise.
At the meeting of johnson Chapter,
o. e. s., Friday evening, Jan. l. the Dis
trict Deputies will be present. Jeffer-
sonvilIe Chapter is expected to be largely
represented. Refreshments will be served
and general attendance is requested.
Word has. been received here of the
death of Mrs. Helen Parmalee Floyd at
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
Mrs. Floyd underwent an operation Nov.
5, and lived several weeks after the oper-
alton. Mrs. Floyd will be remembered
here, being the daughter of the late Mrs.
Parmalee.
The newly elected officers of the Cong'l
Sunday School are: Supt., M. S. Hill;
Asst. Supt., E. D. Mills; Sec'y, jamie K.
Holmes; Asst. Sec'y, Beulah Mcfarland;
Treas, D. E. Collins; Asst. Treas, Chel-
lis Collins; Auditor, E. H., Parker; Or
ganist, Mary Waiegs;. Asst. Organist,
Marion McFarlan brister, Ralph
Asst. C. p
Librarian, Helen
5upt., Mrs. ID. 4
,upt.. jamie K. d