News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20
JOHNSON

G Miss Florence Bakor is numbered
among the sick.
Rep. f. F. Davis was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. o. II. Wilson visited her son, Max
Wilson, and wife in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Ross from Hardy wick has been a
guest at Bert Scribner's and II. F. Boyes'-
Mrs E. M. Green visited Mrs. Sarah
Booth in Hardwick last Friday and Sat
urday.
G.. II. Elmore opened his dancing
school Friday night with a large class,
and is to have a class of children in the
afternoon.
E. Murray has sold his farm to Mr.
Leach from Fletcher and he is looking
for a house in the village to live in for
the present.
N. Bianchi has moved his family here
from Hanover, N. H., into rooms at B.
S. Ful!ington's, and is employed at the
Alexander fruit store.
The subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening at the
Cong'l church is "Favorite Characters of
05:1-45.
Mrs. Homer Caswell was given birth
day party at her home last Thursday af-
ternoon. The w. R. &C. and husbands
attended and passed very pleasant af-
ternoOn.
The next regular meeting of the Dread
Dist. Subject, Concord Writers, Miss
Alice Fay; Current Events, Miss Louise
Leland.
A. L. Huntley of Morrisville will give
free Bible lecture at town hall Johnson,
Sunday, Jan. "a, at 2:30 p. M, under the
auspices of the Associated Bible Stu
dents. Subject, "Gathering the Forces
for the Battle OF Armageddon." All are
invited.
Mrs. Bennett Tillotson was in Hard |
wick the last of last week and Monday |
went to Worthwhile to remain with her |
son, Lee Tillotson, while his wife is in |
WaterviIle with her mother, Mrs. Daniel |
Smith, who is seriously i'll at the home of |
her daug hters. Mrs Smile.
Officers of the U. A. Mechanics in.
stalled Wednesday, Jan. 10, by E. E.
Holmes are as follows:-Couucilor, Geo.
S. Mills; Vice Councillor, Lynn Clark;
Recording Sec, l. l.. Bailey; Fina ncial
Conductor, Wallace Atwell; Warden,
Homer Holmes; Guard Geo. Atwell
F. w. Jones, in renewing his subscrip-
ton to this paper, adds:-"If you can
give any boy or girl skate count on
this subscription, do So The children
of Tillanook, Oregon, have no use for
skates or sleds, only on wheels. Snow
and ice here is wet rain; but we have had
no hard storms yet. Cattle are in pasture
and meadow larks are singing. Last
winter there was no train in for six
weeks and people had their Christmas
packages in February. Earth slides in
the mountains caused the trouble. Best
wishes to old Vermont.
Off GERS of the S. of V. Auxiliary in
stalled Jan. 10: Pres, Mary Stewart;
Vice Pres, Nellie Muzzy: 1st Trustee.
Nellie Muzzy; I'd, Lille Stearns; 3D. ia
ME Holmes; Treas, Enola Kneeland;
Chap, Mabel Foster; Guide, Vera Mi
bill Asst. Guide, Lettie Holmes; Patri-
otto Instructor, Ida Demeritt; Inside
Guard, Ethel Chase: Outside Guard,
Sarah Mansfield; Right Color Guard,
Nettie Chatfee; Left Color Guard, Ina
Barrows; National Delegate, Mabel Eos
ter; Alternate, Emma Barrows; 1st Div.
Delegate. Ina Barrows; I'd Div. Del
egate, Alice Titus; Alternates, Lettie
Stearns, Nettie Chaffee. Officers-e ect of
the S. of V, and w. r. c., printed in this
paper Dec II, have been installed.
The building of The bio dam at Essex ,