News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-05
JOHNSON
Mrs. Maria Davis is not as well

Anthony McGinnis is numbered among
the sick.
Dr. Holcomb's little son, Harold, has
diphtheria
A watch meeting was held at the Pen
tecostal church.
Attendance at the M. E. Sunday school
Dec. rs was Sc.
Milo Cross has returned from business
trip to Burlington.
Carl Pease has gone to Richford, where
he has employment.
Essel Demeritt is visiting at George
Boards in Waterville.
Advertised letters-Mrs. Emma Du-
bray and Mrs. Fred Douglas.
Rollie Balch spent his vacation at
Waterloo, P. O., with friends.
Fay and Bennett are running the eating
room in the Fullington block.
Miss Georgia Wells is home from Mont
pelier Seminary for the vacation
William Laporte moved into his ne"
house on Stearns street last week.
Mrs. Norton and family have moVeo
into the Peter Lambert tenement.
Frank Pennock has returned lro"
visit to his daughter in Hardwick.
Rev. Poeton's mother and sister ar
MnnhaU nlOlt
Ernest Nolan is passing his vacation
with relatives in st. Adams and FAIRFAX
Master Kenneth Partlow of Hardwick
is visiting his grandfather, }. H. fartiow'
B.H. Clark of Morrisville visited his
nncle, C. S. Clark, the first OF the week.
The Normal, High, and Graded schools
re-opened Tuesday after the monday IT.
cess.
Miss Stella Hayford entertained her
friend. Mr.. Strong, from Burlington re-
Gently.
Miss Georgia Bailey is spending her
vacation with her mother, MRS. oarah
Clarey.
Max Wilson moved last Saturday into
the Newton tenement, vacated by MI
Laporte.
Mrs T.. f.. Wells has returned from
visit to her son, DR.. F. c. Wells, in New
ark, N. j.
Warner Morse of Bangor, Me- has
been called here by the illness OF A. A.
Leland.
Mrs. Warner Morse of Maine has been
called here by the illness of her father
A. A. Leland.
Mrs. Linda Saunders of Barre visited
her uncle, c. FL. browne, and aunt, MIS-
]. L. Pierce, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Beard of Waterville
visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Il. row.
ers, the first of the week.
Mrs. Peter Lambert and brother, who
is visiting her returned from visit to
another brother in Jericho.
Charles Daminie of Berkshire and FL.
Culver of Richford were guests at L. ID.
Scott's the first of the week.
A Christmas postal card shower was
given Mrs. Mary R. Stone, she being the
recipient of one hundred cards.
Mrs. D. j. Morse, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Hunt, has
returned to her home in Waterbury.
Mrs, Erwin Potter returned to Bur
lington Monday morning after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Fletcher.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Levi Tatro returned Mon
day from Enosburg Falls, where they |
have been to attend Tatro anniversary. !
Attendance at the Congregational Sun
day school Jan. was Is. The average |
for the year was 90, ten more than the
year before.
Miss Josie browne returned to her
school at Brockton, Mass, after spending
a week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. browne.
Mrs. F. C. Bicknell and son returned
asst Friday from Keene. N. ID. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bicknell expect to occupy their
new house this week.
Many here renewed their subscriptions
with the News and Citizen man last Sat
urday. There are some, however, who
forgot and as this is the last paper all who
have not paid for 1910 will receive 1t is
we'll to ''get busy" and renew now.
Our old friend, Mark Gould, thought
we "might like an item OF news for the
Johnson items,' and so wants us to say to
The fellow who took his logging chain
rom his door-yard to bring it back, be-
,ause he might want to use it some time
,ext winter. Says Mark whenask to pay
ar this "Oh know you some times put
n news of that sort" So we do this, tax
mo- orr chances on getting bushel OF
,otatoes or a nice chicken from Mark,
1powing that sometimes" people do
hat for the editor.