News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-10-28
JOHNSON


friends in Hyde Park.
W. II. Stearns has moved his grist mill
office to the second floor.
A. B, Chapman and daughter, Jennie,
were in Burlington Monday.
Miss Draper from the Normal will fin
ish Miss Althea Sweets school in No. II
Mr.. and MIS-. E. Fl. Sweet accompanied
their daughter, Althea, to the hospital.
Ralph Baker of Burlington called on
Miss Mabel Austin the first of the week.
Mr.. Windgate, who is connected with
the creamery business, has gone to Rut-
land.
A daughter was born October % 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Tillotson OF this
town.
l. L. Bishop and daughter of Hardwick
visited his son, Charles, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dodge and chill
dren visited John Davis in Hyde Park
Sunday.
Work lie rapidly progressing on Mrs.
M. Kinds house. The front is Bunga-
low style.
There will be Catholic service at X. of
P. hall Monday morning, Nov, 16. Mass
will be said.
G. M. Sawyer and family from Hard
wick were guests the first of the week at
Morris Hills.
Mrs. j. R. Hill's condition is more fav-
orable. Mr.. Hill returned from St. AL
bans Monday night.
Mrs. Arthur Sweet went to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital Monday for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Miss Gladys Atwell has rented rooms
at H. B. Caswell's and will open her mil
linery shop this week.
Mrs. e. E. Holmes and son, Erie, were J
in Eden Sunday and Miss. Doris DEMO |
returned home with them.
Mrs. Mary Darling and son, Stanley.
returned Monday from visit to Mrs. S.
a. Comstock in Bakersfield.
DR.. and Mrs r. G.. Prentiss and son,
Roger, Mrs. o. Fl. Wilson and Miss Ma
bel Austin were in Hardwick Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Osgood. who has spent two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Les
lie, returned to Hardwick Monday night.
Halloween social at Normal hall FRI
do mi hoe |
mortas ten cents, children with adult
free.
Parker g. Stearns have opened lum-
Der camp in the north part of the town,
with headquarters at what was formerly
the Dan Fletcher home.
1t is requested that the ladies' attend
ing the Club Tea, Nov. 5, bring with
them some articles to work on for the
Club sale to be held Nov. 16.
There was small attendance at tho
rally Friday evening. and that consisted !
largely of women. The men who attend
ed were mostly Dillingham; men. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch from New Bamp-
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and Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Stearns returned
with them to spend several weeks.
II. NJ. Maxfield, wife and daughter,
May, we're in Burlington Saturday to see
heir daughter, Jennie, who is in college.
DR.. Peaks accompanied them TO the city.
Mrs. Peaks gave little Marguerite
party at the Dormitory
Monday afternoon. Ten of her little
riends had delightful time Dainty
were served.
Rev. W. P. Stanley, who was pastor of
he Methodist church here in 1894, has h
ecently been elected vice president of W
he College of the Pacific at San Jose,
)al. He went to California in 1904 al
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Maxfield, Mr.. N
nd Mrs. William Sinclair, Emery Mills
rom the Cong'l Sunday school, Mrs. A. IL
;. Stone from the NJ. E. Sunday school A
ttended the State Sunday School Con-
ention at Barre last week. NJ
f. p. Jose left Tuesday morning for a oil
hort trip through the eastern part of
be state, where he has been invited to u
peak at several rallies by DIR. Aldrich of q
t. Johnsbury. He will be accompan-
I'd by Mr.. Cook of Lyndonville, where
hey will speak one evening. %
The ladies of the Dread Club have been
indy invited by DR.. Peaks to attend the
Iallowe'en party given by the Normal -
tudents at Normal hall Friday evening VI
he members of the club will be admit
I'd free. IL has been decided to accept 10
lis invitation instead of having the Hal lie
,we'en party planned by the ladies. 1t
hoped there will be large attend
nee. ce
Word was received here Thursday of vs
he death of Rev. J. T. Baxendale Wed "
esday night at Montgomery, after an ILL
ess of several weeks. He was pastor of d;
ne Methodist church in johnson in 1884 b'
nd 1885, where he is affectionately re- m
rendered, and sympathy goes out to the
sKeaved wife and son. Burial was at
vdef2.ark, where Mrs. Baxendale's par in
Ills are 6S.fied. FIR