News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-05-28
JOHNSON
II. NJ. Maxfield is out in new auto,

Luella Darling is home from Concord
for visit.
Rev. G. M. Davis was in Montpelier
last week.
Mrs. M. A. Wilson passed Saturday in
Burlington.
Little Doris Wood ward, who has been
seriously i'll is better.
Mrs. George Fowler of Stowe is visit
ing Mrs. Herbert Scott.
e. E. Balch has placed 5000 trout fing-
erlings in the Gihon liver.
D. A. Barrows, who has been i'll, is out
y and attending to business.
Mrs. S. R. Miller has returned from
the hospital and is doing well.
Miss Flora Tuliper was home from
Morr,vllle last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fay are visiting
their daughter in Keene, N. II.
S. D. Writings daughter, Lydia, came
with him from Minneapolis, Mum.
Mrs. o. III. Wilson and daughter Wini-
fred, passed Saturday in Burlington.
Mrs. P, S. Hebb and son have returned
from visit to her home in Peacham.
Mrs. Ira Powell of Jacksonville visit
ed her mother, Mrs, Clara Patten, recently
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. McCuin returned
Saturday night from a two days stay in
Hardwck
Chauncey McCuin has moved into the
Parker & Stearns tenement house on
Clark street.
Geo. Butler is i'll and his daughter,
Mrs. Putnam, of Cambridge is helping to
care for him.
Mrs. Matte W. Baker has extended
her sleeping porch and the house is to be
newly painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Jones of Morristown
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Porter.
Miss Ruth Derby who has been home
from Jericho, was accompanied by q |
friend, Miss Stafford.
Miss Jennie Quimby is losing strength.
She requires nurse and second person |
some of the time to care for her.
DR.. E. II. Scott and family were in
WaterviIle Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Scott's father, Charles Child.
Jerry Mayo of Pawet was a guest of
Mrs. Jane Tuliper last week on his way
to ST. Johnsbury to visit his brother,
Fred Mayo.
Senator Sherwia is looking after the
station at Hyde Park and Mrs. Sherwin
has gone to Manchester, n H., to visit
her sister. |.
Miss Eliza George. who has spent the
winter with her sister. Mrs. H. A. Bar
rows, has returned to her home in
Bradford,
Miss Norah Grady, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Sherbert, for
several weeks, has returned to her home
in Middlebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. B. Thomas, who have
been guests of Mrs. Thomas sister, Mrs.
E. Fl Scott, returned to their home in
Lyndonville Monday.
Col. Joseph Scott of Eden recently Wis.
tied bis brother D. S, Scott. The Colonel
is improving in health since having a
quiet rest in Vermont
George Spaulding son of Martin Spauld-
ng of Chicago who had not been here for
;hirty-one years, was in town last week
Ealing on old friends.
Dea. Henry Holmes Of Shoreham Wis
ted at E. f, Holmes on his way home
rom attending the Cong'l State confer
nee in St.Johnsbury.
The topic of the G. E. meeting next
sunday evening at the Cong'l. church is
The Ideal Christian" VI, His Bible
study; scripture Deut. GIG.
Pre-Memorial service Sunday a. m. t
lad large attendance. The sermon |
vas one of the best and very much en-
Dyed. The singing was by the senior
lass of the Normal school. .
Cards have been received here annouc- y
lg the marriage of Miss Mildred M.
,umbra of Waterville to Mr.. Thomas j. r
-bbott of Randolph, a the home of the
ride on May IA. Mr.. Abbott was for
Ter teacher in the Normal school, and +
Irs. A bbott graduated from the Normal
/ 1910; Johnson friends extend congrat- =
lations. They will be at home at South "
after June 1st. "