News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-11-10

been a guest of Mrs. Jaynes.
C. H. Courtney is visiting his home il
Rochester and friends in Bethel.
Miss Marion Cornell of Jeffersonville
was in town the first OF the week.
Four teachers from the Swanton schools
visited Johnson schools last Friday
Miss Winnie Gallup of Berkshire has
been guest of Miss Flossie Demeritt.
Mrs. Mitchell Sherbert picked large
ripe strawberry Nov. in their garden.
Bert Scribner has finished work for e.
E. Wells and Ed Jarvis is taking his
place.
Mrs. Taylor Mead of Morrisvlle visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Wilson,
last week.
The Sterling Trust Co. will open bust
ness soon on the first floor of the II. G.
Parker block.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Caswell returned
Saturday night from carriage drive in
Franklin county.
The little Bennett girl, who was operat-
ed on at the hospital last week for appen-
dcitis, is doing well.
Ira Jones was in North Hyde Park Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of his broth
er-in-law, Erwin Smith.
Rev. r. F. Lowe, who is attending the
anniversary of the dedication of the M.
E. church, is guest of j. V. Barton.
William Mclean, who has been stop
ping with his brother, James Mclean,
has gone to the hospital for treatment.
At the morning service Sunday at the
Congregational church, Norman Scott
and Lloyd Fullington were received into
membership.
Mrs. Betsey Robinson and daughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Slayton, have rented the
M. e. Gonya tenement and will occupy
the same soon.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening is show
the denominations may be united in SER
vice." lisa. PETS.
A number from Coral Chapter of Nor
risvile attended the o. E. S. meeting
last Friday evening. Refreshments were |
served Rollo Bach was initiated.
MISS Hattie Hopkins of Cambridge was
in town Friday to attend the meeting of
the o. E. S. she remained Saturday and
was the guest of Miss May Maxfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. R H. Royce we're in st.
Adams Wednesday TO attend the funeral
of his niece. Miss Belle Baker is assist
ing in the postoffice while he is away.
Paul Sinclair is obliged to take a rest
from his studies at Brown University on
account of his eyes and is in town stop
ping with his brother, w. F. Sinclair.
Miss Isabel tombstone of Essex juno
ton visited her sister, Marjorie John
stone, a Normal student, over Sunday.
afternoon the Misses tombstone
visited Miss Leafe Kinney in Hyde
Park.
The st. Adams District Methodist AS
ISOLATION, which was held here Tuesday,
was largely attended and was excellent
meeting. Rev. w. 3. Dukeshire, district
was guest at Rev. 1.
Mellor's.
Miss Emma Elliott of the Normal facul-
ty gave most interesting description of
the Canadian Rockies, trip to California
and the Panama Exposition at the regu-
lar Dread Club meeting last Thursday
evening.
Leonard Hutchins has bougt the Her
bert Scott house on Pearl street and is
moving there from the farm, form
srly owned by Jasper Foster. Horton
Doty, who has occupied the Scott house,
S moving to the Geo. Courser farm,
which he has purchased.
Owing to extreme advance in the price 8
If drugs, the physicians in johnson have \
'aised their prices to the following:-- '
T5c the minimum for Office call and slips :
or call within the corporation, with I
he usual additional charge OF. 25c a mile q
1eyODQ. ibis Is 10 take eueCJ NOV. 10. !
A good time now to invest in fall and t
winter garments. There's a cold time S
coming and not far off. In times OF |
warmth prepare for cold. Saleeby can $
it you out with everything that goes to q
make the body comfortable and life I
worth living and at price within the !
each of all.
Rev. r. F. Lowe preached at the Goth !
anniversary of the dedication of the t
Iethodist church on Sunday, both morn ;
ng and evening. Mrs. Lucy Leland Bean !
nd Mrs, Sarah Leland Smith sang in the
yening. Rev. w. B. Dukeshire, district y
of st. Adams, presided ?
yer the meeting Monday evening.
johnson Grange will celebrate its 10th $
Thursday, Nov. IL. Follow 4
lg is the program:-Music; Address of
N. A. Waterman; Organization