News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-01
JOHNSON

Sabin Hodges began work as clerk a
the Everett last Monday.
The body of Ira ODER was brought from
Fairfax for burial yesterday.
The next Club Tea will be held at tn
library Monday afternoon, Dec. 6.
0. A. Mcfarland aid daughter, Ms
Beulah, Of Burlington were here Saturday
See the bargains the Nye Store is offer
ing Thursday, Friday and Saturday o
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Batchelder of Underhill Wis
tied her brother, E. M. Davis, from FRIDAY
until Monday
SeveraNfrom here attended the funeral
of F. H. Fullington, at East Cambridge
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Electa Stinson hasgone to Burling-
ton to spend the winter with her son, Loren
Stinson, and family
Mrs. Margaret R. Waterman returned
from Boston Tuesday night, stopping on
her way. to Barre to visit her sister
Mrs. George Whitney of Hyde Park
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Davis, Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Dykeman left
Monday for New York. Mr.. Dykeman
has inished his work here for this season.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
will meet at the church vestry Thursday
afternoon to tie quilts for their coming
sale.
Mrs. D. NJ. Spear returned home from
Highgate Monday, The burial of Wood
row O'Kane being Thursday at Highgate
Center.
Merritt White has rented Mary c.
Morgans tenement and is moving in. G.
H. Hastings is moving back to his farm
in Eden.
Rev. E. G.. French preached a most ex-
cellent sermon at the Union Thanksgiving
service at the Methodist church Thursday
evening.
Judge N. A. Waterman and daughter,
Helen, spent Thanksgiving in Burlington
with Mrs. n. A. Waterman and his broth
er, ]. A. Waterman.
DR.. Abbott, returned missionary from
India, gave very interesting address at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
He was the guest of N. ]. Perry and wife.
Mrs. c. M. Patch passed away after a
short illness Friday. Funeral services
we're held Monday. Her son, Mark. who
has been in Richmond, returned the past
week.
Rev. E. W. Sharpe of St. Johnsbury
conducted the 4th Quarterly Conference of
the Methodist church Monday evening.
He vas the guest of Rev and Mrs. G.
R. Akers while in town.
Ira ODER died at Fairfax last Sunday
after a few days illness with pneumonia.
He was a native of Johnson, where he
lived many years. The, remains were
brought here and the funeral held Tues
day. He leaves two daughters and many
friends to mourn his death.
The meeting of the Dread Club this
week will be held Friday evening at the
Methodist church in connection with the
Young Peoples League. Miss Hattie
Douglass, our Red Cross nurse, will speak
on Public Health in connection with her
own work in the town and county. There
will also be literary program and So
cial hour.
This is the week for the annual Red
Cross Membership Drive. H. M. Max
field, president of our local Red Cross
Branch, has it in charge for the town of
Johnson. The work of the Red Cross is
as important as ever, yet different, and in
view of the fact that one-half of the re-
ceipts of this drive will be for local and
county work, everyone should be interest
ed to help it on by joining or by renewing
their membership. Solicitors will make a
house to house canvass this week.