News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-11-01
JOHNSON

Mrs. Bennett Tillotson has returned
from Hardwick.
Earl Holmes was home from the U. V.
M. over Sunday.
Miss Freda Davis was home from Hyde
Park over Sunday.
Merritt Davis of Belvidere was guest
of Win DAVIS Monday.
Supt Young of Cambridge visited
schools in town Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. John Bean of Jefferson
Vile were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Cook of Jericho is visiting
her niece, Mrs. M. K. Brewster.
Miss Emma Elliott went to st. Johns
bury Saturday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. M. E. Brewster and Miss Florence
Brewster were in Morrisville Friday.
c. L. Demeritt and family of Burling-
ton spent Sunday at FL. B. CaswelPs.
Harold Bradley of the U. V. M. was
guest of Miss Ethel Jackson over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Williams of Barre came
Monday night to visit Mrs. Emma Hodg-
kins.
Vernon Ober and family and Miss
Helen Fullington were in Cambridge
Monday.
Miss Closse Clark and Henry Cole of
Morrisville were recent visitors at M. e.
Brewster's.
Mrs. Ella Brewster returned Monday
night from Randolph, where she passed
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McCuin and Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey McCuin speut SUP
day at Wocott.
Father Kennedy of Hardwick held
mass at the K. of P. hall Monday morn
ing at o'clock.
Prof. Max Andrews of the U. V. M.
will lecture before the Dread Literary
Club Thursday evening.
The seventh and eighth grades of the
village school gave Halloween party at
Normal hall last evening.
Remember the lecture on Light in
Darkness" by Rev. NJ. W. Farman at the
Grange hall Thursday evening at $50.
The Dread Club open their annual sale
Nov. 6, afternoon and evening. There
will be food sale at the Baptist vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dodge of VOL
colt visited her sister, Mrs. R. "a. Royce,
Saturday. Mrs. Royce returned home
with her.
Maurice Hitchcock has moved to the
Stearns 81 harrington tenement, vacated
by Harold Wilkinson, who will move to
Waterbury.
Burlington Monday, going Monday night
to Montreal, where Mrs. Barrows is in
the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Edward Manning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Stafford and children of
Rutland, who have been guests at III. W. |
Peck's, returned home Monday.
Stanley Moore of Newton Center,
Mass, who is sales manager for the
American Mineral Co., has rented Mrs. l. |
L. Baileys new house. The house will |
be ready for occupancy the first of Janu;
airy.
There will be installation at the meeting |
of Waterman Lodge, No. SO, F. & A. M,
Friday evening, after which there will
be banquet at the vestry of the Metho-
dist church, served by the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Rev. VIM. Craig of Georgeville, Que,
has been spending several days at o. e.
Fosters, the guest of Miss Roxa George
of the Normal. Mr.. Craig preached at
the Methodist church Sunday evening,
delivering fine sermon.
On Wednesday next, Nov. s, Fl. V.
Stearns will sell at auction, at the Rose
mary Farm in Johnson, a lot of personal
consisting of cows, horses, hay,
grain, farming tools. household goods,
etc. See bills for particulars.
Mrs. George E. Fisher and daughter,
Marion, of Lyndonvile were at l.. p.
Goozey's Oct "a, it being the SEVENTEEN
of Mrs. Fishers mother, Mrs.
McLareu. Mrs. McLaren received many
gifts, including an emerald ring, money,
confectionery, fruit, etc, from relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Luman Stratton died Wednesday
afternoon from cancer. She bad been a
great sufferer for many weeks. The
family had lived in johnson, moving to
the Hawley farm in Cambridge less than
one year ago. The bereaved ones have
the sympathy of johnson friends. She
is survived by her husband and son, Joel
Strattop and sister. Mrs. Bixby.
The seventh and eighth grades of East
johnson school entertained their school
mates and several visitors Friday after
with the following fredericksburg,
Grades Z and s; School Paper, George
Sanders; Reading, Mary's History Les
son. Flossie Stearns; Reading, A Spelling
Match, Bernice MacOmber; Reading.
Franklin Hooper; Question Box Current
Events, conducted by Bernice MacOmber;