News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-02-26
JOHNSON
!, A. Hunt Ia on die sick list,

ID. "A, NUM- rs On tho Sioh i'o't
Horace Warner is i'll of pneumonia.
Little Pearl Collins is i'll of pneumonia
Miss Louie Hadley is visiting friends
in Eden.
Miss Lizzie Pike is numbered among
the sick.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl was in Burlington
Saturday.
j. NJ. Rix has bought the b, S. Pulling
ton cottage.
Prof. Rustedt went Friday to his home
in Richford.
A. ]. Saleeby spent a few days in
Jericho last week.
Ernest Royce is visiting his grand
parents at Sheldon.
Dr. and Mrs. r. G. Prentiss were in
Burlington last week
Mrs. Annis, who has been i'll of pneu-
monia, is slowly gaining.
f. II. Raymore of Eden was a business
visitor in town last week.
Several of the Normal students went
to their homes Friday night.
O. B. Stone of Eden was visitor in
town one day the past week.
Mrs. Dora Atwood of Cambridge is
visiting at o. A. McFarland's
Miss Kinney of Wlnooski is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Laporte.
Prof. John Alger of Saxtons River
was visitor in town Thursday.
w. II. Nye has been out of the store
several days on account of the grip.
The Knights of Pythias have just add
ed six dozen new chairs to their hall.
B. L. Austin, who has been i'll for
several days, is back in the post-otflce. 1
The Dread Literary Club met with
Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland Thursday evening.
Miss Thomas of Waterville spent a
few days with friend at Hotel johnson.
Mrs. o. B. Landon and Mrs. Fred
Dubray were in Hyde Park Wednesday.
Miss Ada Peck, who has been teaching
in Cambridge, is at home on a vacation
Mrs. Orrias Whittemore and Mrs. Geo.
Whittemore of Eden were in town Friday. |
The condition of Mrs. William Warren
of Spencer, Mass, is slightly improved. |
The people of johnson will be pleased |
to learn that T. J. Baker is able to ride |
out.
Mrs. Florence Newcity, who is work |
ing in Chester, is very sick from pneu-
monia.
Milo Gibson of Burlington spent few
days the last of the week at Hotel
johnson.
Mrs. Spiller of Morrisville visited her
mother, Mrs. Mary Dubray, the last of
the week.
William Bassett and daughter, Mrs.
Gussie Lilley of Morrisville, were in
town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Morgan is i'll of pneumonia.
Miss Boyce, nurse from Burlington is
caring for her.
DR.. A. A. Minott, who fell on the ice
asst Monday, hurting himself quite badly,
is somewhat better.
Mrs. J. T. Barton, who has been sick
from the grip for the past few weeks,
remains about the same.
Mrs. Robert Royce, who has been
spending several days in Burlington, re-
turned home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder and son, :,
Jarl, of Lyndon Center are visiting their
laughter, Mrs. j. E. Foster
Arthur Foster of Reading, Mass, who
las been visiting at B. A. Fullington's,
eturned to bis home Friday night.
Ralph Chaffee, the young son of Mr.. \
nd Mrs. Uri Chaffee, died Friday morn h
ng, aged II months. The funeral was r
leld Monday at two o'clock.
Exercises were held at the Graded q
chool Friday afternoon to celebrate T
birthday. Rev. c.. d. q
fierce and Rev. G. A. Williams were the :,
peakers. h
Johnson Grange held it's regular meet a
ng Saturday p. M, Feb. %, with patri- G.
tic program. The next meeting will be t,
eld Thursday evening, March 8, with the q
GLOWING program: Music by choir;
Quotations; Paper, Why like the Sugar
eason, Susie Collins; Discussion, The
taking and Marketing of the Maple Pro- t.
uct. led by Smith Davis, Jasper Foster
nd F. H. Hopkins; Music, duet; Paper, 81
ugar Making fifty years ago, Hilda
lansfield; Recitation, Bessie Bailey; \,
.ssay, Mrs. Hopkins; Music by choir. M
ITHIEL FALLS cs
Miss Berta Atwell was in Morrisville d
IOuday