News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-18
JOHNSON

Mrs. Mary Dodge is numbered among
the sick.
Mrs. /. A. Ranney of Cabot is in town
for a visit.
Mrs. Ii. III. Beard of Waterville was in
town last week.
S. D. Whiting left Tuesday for his
home in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Jones of Morristow n
were in town last week.
Miss Rood of Milton is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. c.. p. Jones.
Marshall Grow from Beebe Plains is a
guest at Lemuel Crows.
Miss Beulah Hayford is home from
Burlington for vacation.
Miss Mary Newton of Massachusetts,
is guest at Eugene Crows.
Mrs. Emma Bailey of North Hyde Park
is visiting her son, l. l.. Bailey.
S. G. Hill and II. M. Maxfield and fam
lily were in Burlington last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Whittier returned Saturday
from her school in Wayland. Mass.
Arthur Foster of Reading, Mass was a
guest at B. S. Fullington's last week.
Frank Jones left Tuesday for Bozeman
Montana, where his children are located.
Mrs. Ira M. Taylor of Middlebury has
been recent guest of Miss Ida Barton.
Miss Bertha Page is through caring for
Miss Quimby and Mrs. Vincent takes her
place.
Mrs Winfield Scott and Mrs. May bellc
of Jacksonville were guests Saturday at
VIM. Rushford's.
Rufus Powers underwent an operation
for varicose veins at Fanny Allen Hospi-
tai last Wednesday,
Harry Rice has sold his farm 10 Philip
French of Wyalusins. Penn; possession
to be given in the fall.
Mrs. Stearns from Orleans was here to
see her son, Prescott Stearns, graduate
from the High school.
Burleigh Smalley, son of D. B. Smallev,
had the misfortune to cut his arm on
a window glass last week.
Miss Douglass, a former teacher in the
High school, is here for few days, stop
ping with Mrs. Hattie Pearl.
Miss Nina Newhall, former Normal
teacher, is spending a few days in town
stopping at Mrs. Hattie Pearls.
Mrs. Lewis Wareham, who went to
Concord, N. H., to attend the funeral of
her uncle, will remain with her aunt for
time.
Dr. Beecher was in town last Thursday
to visit the sick, among them little Rob-
ert Barrows, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. (
Barrows, who is out again after serious |
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsley Putnam of Cam |
bridge were here Friday to attend the |
graduating exercises of the High school, |
from which her brother, Earl Butler, |
graduated.
DR.. Henry Andrew Folsom of Johnson
and Miss Jessie Bertella Hayes of East |
st. Johnsbury were united in marriage |
Wednesday June II, at the Congregation
al Church, East 81. Johnsbury. Congratu- |
lations from host of johnson friends.
Mrs. Nelson Jaynes and Mrs. Rushford
Saturday night from Montreal,
where they had been to visit Mr.. Jaynes.
No hopes is entertained for his recovery,
however it is though THAT he may be able
to come home this week.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Webb at
East Johnson Wednesday June IL when
their daughter, Rnbie, and Welmer Whit
comb were married by the Rev. James HI.
Wells of Waterville. The best man was
Eugene Burnes, and Miss Ella Whitcomb
acted as bridesmaid. The bride wore a
dainty blue silk gown trimmed with sill
YER braid. After refreshments had been
served the happy couple left by auto for
st, Adams and other points. In two
weeks they will be at home with the
oride's family, when reception will be
given.
Pae+ ~ CpacioIize |