News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-02-01
JOHNSON


K. Ii. Town is quite sick.
Listen for wedding bells!
Alvin Alexander is quite i'll.
Lewis Demeritt is ill with the grip.
Rev. 1. A. Ranney was in Burlington
last week.
Joseph Jacobs has bought the Frank
Heath farm.
Allen Bradley is in Stowe learning the
barber's trade.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson is numbered
among the sick.
S. A. Saleeby of Burlington was in
town last week.
The family of Chas w. Patch are all
sick with the grip.
MIS-. Arnold of Burlington is guest
at Dr. P. Holcombs.
E. H. Scott spent last week in Water
bury doing state work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Jones of Morristown
visited his people last week.
Evelyn Stone is at work for Mrs. Ed.
Parker for couple of weeks.
Miss Jennie Sherbert has finished her
school at Emore and returned home.
Mrs. Ida Hunt from Fairfax is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Cunningham.
j. c. Derby continues very i'll. Mrs.
Derby is suffering from burned foot.
Mrs. j. S. Christy and daughter, Roxie,
were in Burlington two days last week.
Mrs. L. r. Allen and Mrs. c. H. Stearrs
attended the mock session of the legisa-
ture.
Mrs. c. p. Jones and Mrs. o. B. Lam
don have returned from Brandon and ST,
Adams.
Rev j. K. Fuller expects to be able to
preach next Sunday morning in his
Church.
Chas. Como of johnson and Miss Clara
Grswold of Morrisvile were recently
married.
B. G. Burroughs has returned from
Craftsbury where he was called by the
illness OF his sister.
Tia and Clifford Jaynes have been pre-
sented with new organ by there parents,
MI. and Mrs. Jaynes.
NJ. Sherbert has bought out e. Ii.
Towns trucking business and will take
possession Immediately.
Mrs. c. N. harrington entertained
twenty Of her friends at a "Thimble
Party" Monday afternoon.
The name of the play to be given by |
the Dread club Thursday evening is en-
titled The School of Scandal"
Francis Gillian of Hyde Park has been
stopping at Lee Whitney's. He was re-
turning from Fanny Allen hospital.
William Warner has returned from
Mary Fletcher hospital. His eye was le-
moved and he seems to be doing well.
The subject of the Y P. S: c. E. at the
Congregational church next Sunday eve
ming. is: "Why do you believe in Chris
tian Endeavor?,"
Riddle Bros. have bought out E. L.
Holmes hardware business and Herbert
Scott has rented the Holmes store and
will put in shoe store.
s. G. Hill Camp, No. II, is to have an
oyster supper and dance at their new hall
Friday evening, Feb 10TH Furthur part
lculars given next week.
The new Pentecostal minister did not
arrive last week but is expected this
week on Thursday. Chester Austin of
WatelvIlle preached last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. Church
will give social Friday afternoon and
evening with Mrs. II. w. Peck; supper
10 cts. All are cordially invited.
The Senior Glass of the johnson school /
presented the plays, Toms Fiancee"
and the "Piper's Play" Those VINO at {
tended gave the girls much credit.
Parents Day will be observed in the {
primary rooms of the Graded school. a
Friday afternoon, Feb. 8. Parents and V
friends are earnestly invited to be present. t
johnson people continue to rejoice over >
,he happy settlement of the Normal
school question. That it will be sue :.
less, under the new order of things no
)ne doubts.
Rev. H. r. Myers finished his labors
lere last Sunday evening and left for .
'ther fields Monday. The meetings here l
we're very interesting and several CONVEX
ions were reported. ="
Miss Laura Lumbra of the j. n. S., 10, -
las beer obliged to give up her position Il
n the Sheldon graded school and has a
.one to Mary Fletcher hospital to be op- h
rated upon for appendicitis. n
Tuesday evening the children from the
fifth to the ninth grade, inclusive, enter b
aimed their parents at the Training d
chool with program of songs, recita- a,
ions and little plays in very delightful t.
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The members of the Dread Club are Ii
to invite lady friends to the 81
ocular meeting Thursday evening. Feb. a