News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-12-29
JOHNSON

nc Library Will nOJ De opoueu on NOW
Years Day.
Mrs. Nellie Dyke of Bristol is visiting
in johnson.
DR.. HI. N. Waite was in Montpelier and
Barre last Friday.
E. G. Diamond of Fletcher was in town
the first of the week.
Miss Gertrude Baker is guest at John
DAVIS in Hyde Park.
Miss Madeline McCuin is home from
her school at North Troy.
The condition of Mrs. Susan Holmes
remains about the same.
Euztb Gotta is i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Lee Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Worthy re-
turned Monday from Bradford.
The new iron railroad bridge has ar
rived and is nearing completion.
Chas. Demertt and family of Burling
ton spent Christmas a Homer, Caswell's.
0. X. Sargent has returned from visit
of two weeks with relatives in Worcester,
Mass.
Mrs. Mary Page has returned from
Cambridge and is much improved in
health.
Mr.. and; Mrs. George Miller of Mystic,
Pc, visited his cousin, Joseph Miller,
recently.
Mrs. R. II. Royce visited her sister,
Mrs. Vernon Dodge, in Wolcott last
Thursday.
Mrs. W. II. Thomas and mother, Mrs.
Mosley, spent Xmas with Geo. Mosley in
Burlington.
FL. e. Holbrook and family of Hyde
Park passed Christmas with his father,
G. e. Holbrook.
Miss Anna Pearl is visiting Mrs. Rob-
ert Bourn and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Kim
ball in Aver, Mass.
Raymond S. Moray and Miss Iva B.
Jones, both of johnson, were married on
Thursday, Dec. 70.
FIG. Bicknell returned to Springfield
Saturday, leaving his family here for
more extensive stay.
Mr.. and MRS. Taylor Mead of Norris
vile spent Christmas with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Wilson.
Miss Fern Thomas, niece of Mrs. E.
FL. Scott, of West Lebanon. N. H., is
passing two weeks with her.
Allen Fletcher returned to his work at
Proctor Monday, after spending Christ
mas at his home at The Knoll.
Mrs. W. r. Parker, who has been
guest at E. Fl. Sherwin's, has returned
to her home in Essex Junction.
Carmi III. Courtney and Miss Gladys
Christmas Day. Congratulations.
Frank Wilton of jefferson, N. H.,
visited e. j. Fuller last Thursday and
took little Charles Dorr home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland returned
home Saturday night from their trip to
Philadelphia, New York and Massachu-
sets.
j. A. Durkee who cut his foot while
choppiug in the woods for Chas. Patch is
Berlin Mills Co.
Two maple trees, old land marks, have
just been removed from in front of the
Austin residence on Main street and one
from the corner of Main and Pearl streets. |
Mrs. Lena Woodward returned from
Fort Ethan Allen Monday and has taken !
her little daughter, Margaret, back with
her to attend school at Essex Junction.
Cecil Cole of North Craftsbury has just |
won $3.50 scholarship in Phillips-Exeter |
Academy. He is nephew of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Hazen of this place and visited them
here last March.
W. S. Silloway of Wolcott, ID. d. G. M,
made his official visit 10 Waterman |
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Thursday night. |
The third degree was conferred and re-
freshments served.
The Community Christmas tree was |
much enjoyed. A large number attended,
The exercises were good. Santa Claus |
was represented by Mr.. Cowley. He |
sang, much to the delight of all.
Miss Mae Winchester, sister of Mrs. |
Joseph Lambert. and student in the |
High school last year, was married TO
Carl Learned, station agent at East Hard
wick, Saturday evening, Dec. is.
Gov. Stearns had the misfortune to
slip on the ice one day last week, injur-
ing his collar bone. He has been 'housed
up'' some since then, but is getting along
we'll and is now able to be out part of
the time.
Postmaster Royce reports much larg-
er business at the post office during the
Christmas season than any previous year
since the parcel post was established,
In both incoming and outgoing mails,
also the most business in stamps and
money orders.
The K of P. lodge elected the follow
ing officers:-C. c., George Mills; V. G.