News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-01-14
JOHNSON

Harry Griswold spent Sunday with hi
parents.
Remember the Grange meeting mex
Thursday.
Howard Davis injured his knee while
skeing last week.
Mrs. Will Thomas is recovering from
ptomaine posing.
Saleeby has some extraordinary prices
in this weeks advt.
Don't fail to read Nye's reduction sale
prices at head of this column.
Mrs. Mary Darling and family have
moved to their home on Clay Hill.
E. II. Sherwin went to Danville Tues
day to work in the station few days.
Levi Tatro has purchased the Scott
farm, formerly owned:by Mr.. Gonyeau.
Mr.. M. 5. Hill was called to Hardwick
Tuesday to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Mrs. VIM. Rush ord was in Morrisvie
last week to attend the installation OF
Grange officers.
There are a number of cases of mumps
in town, among them being William
McGinnis, lila James and Rollie Titus.
Rev. N. A. Turner of Franklin preached
at the NJ. E. Church Sunday. Mr.. Turner
was entertained at the home of Mr.. A. W.
Stone.
The regular meeting of the Dread
Literary Club will be held Thursday
night, Jan. 18th. The meeting will be in
charge of Miss Fay.
The Plus Ultra class of NJ. e. Church
will serve a scallop supper at the
G. A. Il. hall, Friday evening, beginning
at $3.50. Price Is cents.
The "Ariel' published by the Junior
class of the U. V. NJ, may be ordered
this week. Orders TO be left at W. H.
Nye's store before Saturday.
The services at the Pentecostal church
of the Nazarene will be Evangelistic.
Jan. 18Th. All bvers OF old time religion
and gospel truth are invited.
Rev. G. K. Reney visited his son in
Providence, r. l., last week also attend
ed a Preachers meeting of the New Eng
land district at Maiden, Mass.
Miss Irene Dubray and Robert Davis
were married in Newport. Jan. 8. Miss
Dubray was formerly johnson girl and
her friends here extend congratul ations
An all days meeting will be held at the
Pentecostal church of the Nazarene,
Thursday. Jan. 10. Services at 1890,
2:30 and 1920. Visitors are expected
from Waterville, Morrisville and Wolcotr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hill, who are spend
ing the winter at Antrim, N. H., were
called to Hardwick on account of the
death OF Mr.. Sawyer, a brother of Mrs. !
Hills. They came to johnson Tuesday
night.
The officers of the MethodistEpiscopal
Sunday School for the year are:-Supt., |
Prof. A. W. Stone; Assistant Supt., |
Frank Ward; Secretary, Mildred Ware
ham; Assistant Secretary, Alice Mills; |
Treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Lambert; Supt., |
Cradle Roll, Mrs. Emma Hodgkins;
Organist, Gladys Atwell; Assistant
Organist. Gertrude Jones.
f. E. Balche's barn burned Tuesday
night, the fire being discovered about 9 1
O'clock. The hose company responded |
quickly but as the barn was all in flames |
soft cauld not be saved, and the wind in |
the direction to carry the fire away from |
other buildings they did not turn on the |
water. One COW, twenty hens and one
ton of hay were burned. The cause OF |
the fire is unknown.
The annual business meeting and sup i
per of the Congregational Society were
held at the Congregational Church Fri
day evening, about 100 being present.
The following officers were elected for
the year: Pres, G. p. Jones; Vice-Pres.,
W. T. Sinclair; Collector and Treasurer,
Mrs. Favilla Holmes; Sec p. w. Mud
gett; Auditors and Agent, ID. E. Collins;
Finance Committee, ii. NJ. Maxfield, E. ID.
Mills, w. +. Waters; Ushers, Ed ward
Walker, WaIbridge Fullingion, Earl
Clark.