News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-25
JOHNSON

4 lington Thursday. IS.
The youngest son of Mrs. Edna Patch
is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Grady is a guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles. Sherbet.
Mrs. Stevens who has been very Ill
with pneumonia is slowly gaining.
Mrs. Kenney Of Winooski visited her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Laporte last week.
Judge |. L. Pearl who was seriously i'll
last Saturday is somewhat improved.
H. C. Parker and Bradley Thomas
were in Burlington and Monkton recently.
Mrs. Geo. M. Young and children re-
turned last week Tuesday from Bur lington
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Macbeth returned
Thursday firm Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Matte Baker who has been living
in Boston came last Wednesday night for
the summer.
Mrs. D, B. smallev, S. Hill, Florence
Barrows and Tracy Smalley were in Mont.
pelier Monday.
Mrs. Annie Keller of St. Adams came
Sunday to pass few days with her cousin
Rev. Geo R. Akers, '
Mrs Hattie Foss of Morrisville was a
guest Saturday of Miss A. L. Cakes and
other friends in town.
I. L. Pearl installed the officers of
Waterman Lodge No. SO, F. & A. NJ,
last Thursday evening.
Henry Stebbirs of Everett, Mass, and
sister, Mrs. Merritt Mann of Watervile
were in town Saturday.
R. J. Kunze and family moved Tues
day to Beverly, Mass, where he will
preach the coming year.
MIR. and Mrs. Carmi Rushford of
Morrisviile visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Jones, Sunday.
The members of the High School Senior
Class were in Burlington Thursday to
have photographs made.
Harold Codding moved last week Mon
day to the Marcy house on Gulf street,
which he recently purchased.
The ball game with Jacksonville last
Monday, May Is, resulted in score of
IA to 10 in favor Of Johnson.
Lee Tillotson and family were guests
Sunday of his mother, and sister, Mrs
Tillotson and Mrs. Mae McCuin.
Word was received last week of the
death of James Mason. uncle of Mrs.
Hattie Pearl, who has been caring for him.
R: H. Royce who is member of the
Shrine Band was in Montpelier Thursday
and Friday to take part in the Spring
Ceremonial.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Saleeby, Mrs.
Matte Baker and Frank Jones were guests
last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Jones
in Burlington.
.Pastmasters night will be observed by
Waterman Lodge next Friday evening.
Burlington Lodge is invited. A banquet
will be served.
State Superintendent of Education, Cd
H. Dempsey and Rev. A. W. Hewitt of
the State Board of Education were here
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs Agnes Derby, who has been living |
with her daughter, Mrs. Patterson at I
Upper Lake, NJ Y, came Saturday and i
has opened her house here. t
Mrs J.. c. Davis left last week We'd G
1esday for an absence of several weeks. r
She will visit relations in Rutland, Mas /
'achusetts and Connecticut.
Hon and Mrs. C. H. Stearns, Mrs c.
Arthur Stearns and daughter, Miss Joyce,
we're in Burlington Saturday. Mr.. Stearns
lrove home his new Cadillac Victoria.
Hon c. H. Stearns, H. C. Parker and :,
;. L. Bishop, Robert Royce and Earl ),
Holmes attended the Spring Ceremonial
# theMt. Sinai Temple, MOBILES of the
cystic Shsiue held atMontpeller Friday. .
Mrs. w. F. Barrows, Mrs. D. P.
Whiting, Ina Barrows, Chas. Kneeland =,
nd E. W. Walker and Lester Foster at I
ended the annual encampment of GA. n
/, and S. of ", Auxiliary at Montpelier .,
tuesday, and Wednesday of last week.. =
Rev. R. ]. Kuuze and Geo. M. Young G
eturned last week from Haverhill, Mass, q
lr. Kunze has accepted the pastorate of B
he Pentecostal church in Beverly, Mass. "
lr. Young was also appointed as pastor A
the local church for the coming year.
""he annual installation of officers of the
!. E. S. took place Friday evening.
lrs. R. H. Royce was presented with l.,
eautiful bouquet of carnations as al ex. le
ression of appreciation for her splendid
ork as Matron during the past year. g
The severe storm Sunday caused con- 81
derable damage here. Large branches
trees were blown down in front of H.