News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-14
JOHNSON.

Miss Clara Atherton OF Essex juno
ton Is visiting friends in town.
Miss May Burnham of MOrrisville
is visiting her mother, Mrs. viii Cool
edge.
Mrs. Wellman of Lowell is the guest
of Mrs. C. P. Jones during Commence
menu.
Assistant Postmaster Max Wilson
has been laid up forseVeral days with
German measles
Miss Kimbal is visiting her sister,
a member of the gra 1uating class, at
Norman Ober's.
Mrs. Sarah Clary, who has been
visiting in Elmore for several weeks,
has returned home.
Chester EIwood and wife OF Gilmore
were guests of their nephew, Geo. Ell
wood, last Saturday.
Irving Potter and wife took a
carriage drive to Milton last Thurs
day, returning Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Rockwell with her
nephew, George Kidder, are visiting
her parents, j. R. Hill and wife.
Kenneth PartloW of Morrisville has
been passing some days with his
grandparents, Joel Partlow and wife.
Miss Daisy Kenyon OF Huntington,
OF the class OF '04, is the guest OF
Miss Vesta Lawton through COM
mencement.
Miss Matte Brvdia of Vergennes, a
graduate OF the Normal in the class
of '04, is visiting her sister, Cora, at
j. j. Hickey's.
W. 81. Stearns went to Tilton, N.
H., last Friday on business connect
ed with county court case. He re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. NJ W. Ryan aud Miss Jennie
Rooney of Fairfield were in town
Wednesday and Thursday, guests of
Mrs. c. c. Rogers.
Hon. W. E. Ranger of Montpelier
and 0. D. Matthewson of Barre we're
in town Saturday attending the ex-
aminations at the Normal.
Miss Jenney Perry, matrou at the
Heaton Hospital at Montpelier, was
in town Monday to assist DR.. Chand-
Ter in the case of Mr.. Andrews.
Miss Helen Hibbard, state super
visor of music, is in town to assist
in the concert given by the Normal
Glee Club this Wednesday evening.
J. T. Gleason and wife of Lyndon
vile are in town to attend the grad
uating exercises at the Normal. They
are guests of F. S. Heath and wife.
W. Fl, Nye has started delivery
team for the rural districts. He will
take orders one day and deliver the
next. George Elwood takes the or
ders.
W. G. Andrews has been in town
the past week and was here again
Monday on account of the serious
illness of his brother, Hon. s. A. An
drews.
The Johnson ball team went to
Bakersfield last Tuesday to play
with the team of that town. The
laurels remained with the out of
town team.
Herman Holbrook, our efficient
Assistant Station Agent, spent Sun
day at Greensboro. The weather
was not of the best, but the company
was just right. 1
The item in last weeks paper in re-
gard to Mrs. Hopkins and Mr.. |
HItchins, should haveread that they |
we're visiting at [. l.. Bailey's instead
of |. l.. Pearls.
Mrs. C. Fl. Stearns invited the
graduating class of the Normal to
her home Tuesday afternoon from
four until six O'Clock, and entertain.
ed item very pleasantly.
DR.. Wheeler of Burlington was
called here last Wednesday to con-
suit with DR.. Dillingham; about the
condition of Hon. S. A. Andrews.
His opinion was very favorable for
Mr.. Andrews, although he is not get
ting well as rapidly as his family and
friends had hoped.
S. A. Andrews, who has been sick
for some time with gaDgrene in his
leg and foot, had his leg amputated
just above the knee last Monday by
Drs. Chandler and Dillingham;. Every
effort was made to save the foot but
the gangrene process spread so rapid |
lily that 1t was impossible. He is in
quite a serious condition. But he
stood the operation well, which gives
some encouragement.
The following will be read with in
terest by many people of Johnson
and vicinity: Miss Helen Nj. Wins
low, native of Vermont, and promi-
nent In the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, Is making satisfac-
tory recovery from a severe operation
at the Emerson hospital at Forest
Hills, Mass. 1t is expected she will
be able to return to her country es-
tate in Shirley in another week or ten
days.
Automobile accidents are becom-
ing more and more frequent. Her
man HOlbrook met one coming down
the Gulf and the horse became frisht-