News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-31
JOHNSON
films is much better.

Howard Sweet was in Boston last wee
on business.
Mrs. Frank Marshall is numbered
among the sick.
Beulah Bates spent Saturday and Sun
day in Morrsville.
f. w. Leslie is earring potatoes, pay
ing 80 cents per bushel.
Ralph Brewster spent Sunday with his
parents in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fullington of Shell.
don were in town last week.
H. o. Stiles purchased span of farm
horses in Morrisville recently.
Stanley and Adrian Darling, who have
had pneumonia, are improving.
Miss Sybil Raymore of Jeffersonville
visited in town last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Sherbut has closed her
chool in Wolcott and lie at home.
Miss Pearl Ryan spent Sunday and
Monday at her home in Fairfield.
Thomas Wilson died in Watertown,
Mass, Jan. goth, instead of Dec. 90
Mr.. Dodd from North Hero was guest
the first of the week at H. w. Peck's.
Mrs. B. E. Guard OF Belvidere was a
visitor at II. w. Chappell's last week.
Mrs. Andrew Fusom of st. Johnsbury
visited her son, DR.. Fulsom, last week.
Remember the special meetings at the
Pentecostal church each night this week.
Kirk Ellsworth, a former j. N. S. stu.
dent. now of Barre, visited in town re-
Gently.
Miss Winnie Young is caring for Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs. Both are seri-
ously i'll.
Miss Kate Kinsley returned to Burling-
ton Monday, after visiting her aunt. Mrs
Freeman Boyce.
Harold Sweet of Burlington was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Fletcher last week.
Mrs. Irving Potter and sons of Burling-
ton visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Fletcher last week.
DR.. R. G. Prentiss was called to Mont
pelier Sunday by the death of his aged
father, Austin Prentiss.
Antoine Miller, foreman, in the Parker
& Stearns dressing mill is moving his
family back to Burlington.
Miss Ida Lewis. who is preaching for
the Eden Copg'l church this winter, has
been visitor in johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark visited Mr..
Clark's brother, Charles, in Orleans last
week. Charles is in poor health.
Mis-. Albert Lambert is improving
finely since her operation at Mary Flet-
cher hospital and is hoping to return
home soon.
Mrs. D.A. Barrows gave party Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her son. Rob
ert's, fifth birthday. Ten of his little
friends were entertained.
The friends of Miss Louise Leland will
be pleased to know that she is able to
leave the hospital and is with her
brother, Tom, at Waterbury, She is ex
pected in johnson soon.
Miss Flora Tulper, who is employed in
the Citizens Telephone Co.'S office at
Morrisville and has been at home OF, &C
count of illness for several days is much
better.
Geo. Marshall has rented the Abram
holland house on lower Main Street and
will move there Feb. LIST, from the E. H.
Sherwin house on Railroadstreet, former.
ly occupied by Clarence Peake. e. Ii.
Sherwin will soon occupy his house.
Henry Bedore, who died in Am esbury,
Mass, Jan. 16, of paralysis of the brain
was born in johnson April 3, 1858. The
deceased had lived in Morrisville before
going to Massachusetts and was brought
there for burial in Riverside cemetery.
Last Friday was by far the coolest day
of the season and second coolest in many
years. The thermometer registered 80
degrees below zero Friday morning at
W. Fl. Nye's store, 50 at G. P. Jones'
and AZ at the residence of Frank Holmes.
Saturday was several degrees warmer.