News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-03-11
Johnson.

Fred Dubray is nome 'roih
Mrs. Mary Morgan is convalescing from
pneumonia.
There ia much sickness in town, grip
and pneumonia.
d. S. Scott visited friends in Hyde
Park last Friday.
Clarence Dubray was home nom MONT
gomery last week.
Ed. Nolan, who is employed in Lowell,
is i'll of pneumonia.
Miss Hilda Mansfield spent part OF
last week in Wolcott.
Mrs. Robert Royce visited friends IN
Burlington recently
Sidney Hill of Eden visited his brother,
S. c. Hill, last week
C.P. Jones was business visitor in
Hyde Park Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Atwood and Mrs. Geo. Dll-
lingham are i'll from grip.
Miss Celestial Gates of Bakersfield Is
visiting at Herbert Scott's.
Editor Lewis and wife of Hyde Park
were in town last Thursday.
Hon. R. c. Cristy remains in critical
condition, failing gradually.
Dayton Smalley's little son, Tracy Is
ill and under the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker from Morrsville
visited at Dr.. Collins last Saturday.
Tom Leland has come from Waterbury
to work for Riddle Bros. this spring.
The Baptist society served the town
meeting dinner and realized about SIT.
H. A. jackson of Waterville was
business visitor in town last Thursday.
T. A. Riddle is i'll, threatened with
pneumonia. Last reports say he is better
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barrows OF Morris
vile visited at d. S. Scott's last FRIDAY.
Mrs. Everett Wells has returned from
a visit to Frelghsburg, Que, and Frank
lin.
Geo. Rooney has rented rooms in Mrs.
Maria Davis house and will occupy at
once.
Abram Nolan was in Lowell the first
of the week to see his son, who is SICK
there.
Miss Kate Kingsley of Burlington is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Freeman
Boyce.
Miss Sybil Raymore played the organ
last Sunday morning in the Congregation
al church.
Misses Belle Baker and Helen Hunt
passed the first of the week in Stowe
with friends.
Edith Spiller of Morrisville is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Dubray at
c. S. Clark's.
Several from johnson Grange attended
the Grange meeting at North Hyde Park
Saturday night.
Mrs. o. w. Stearns is i'll with grip and
Mrs. Dora Atwood from Jetfersonvllle
is caring for her.
The next meeting of the o. i. G. will
be held with Mrs. Hattie Pearl Thursday
evening, March 49,
The First Congregational church OF
Cambridge have extended call to Rev.
Barton to become their pastor.
ID. A. Barrows' family have trained
nurse to care for their youngest child,
l. time
r. C. Cristy's sister, Mrs. Irish OF
Fairfax, has been with him several days,
returning home the last of the week.
William Collins family are having
serious time with sickness. The chill
dren are and have been sick most of the
winter.
Mrs. Henry Freeman of Morrisville is
visiting at B. S. Fullington's ON her way
to Tunbridge, where her son, Nat, will
join her.
Rev. L. A. Wilson of Hardwick will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon before
the graduating class of the johnson State
Normal schools4vg,a
johnson Village Trustees have ap
pointed as Fire Engineers for the village
Chief, |. l.. Bailey; Assistants, Z. 4.
Holmes and r. S. Warren.
The Baptist Missionary society met
with Mrs. Mary Andrews last FRIDAY
afternoon and opened their mite boxes
and transacted other business.
Rev. E. NJ. Fuller, State Sunday-school
secretary, will speak at a union service
next Sunday morning in the Congrega-
tional church and in the evening at the
Methodist.
The Dread Literary club held their last
social tea for the year with Mrs. Ida
Jones Monday afternoon from to D.
Hostesses, Mrs. Ida Jones, Mrs. Eliza
Dillingham;.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland. q. ID.
Mcfarland, Mrs. Dora Atwood. Mrs.
Enos Sherwin and Mrs. B. 5. Burlington
and daughter attended the funeral OF
DR.. E. r. Brush in Cambridge.