News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-27
Johnson

Joseph Miner spent four days last week
In Fairfax.
Campmeetng closed Sunday. The at
tendance was very good.
VIM. Japan has bought the William
Warner farm on French Hill.
Madison Sargent of Hardwick visited
his brother here over Sunday.
The McFarlands are expected home
from camp the first of next week.
Miss Flora Pearl has returned from a
visit to the Netherlands at Sonth Hero.
Mrs. Ella Richardson, who has been iii
for several days, is able to be out again.
The Misses Alice and Freda Hayford
of Morrisville visited here over Sunday.
Johnson defeated Hyde Park last Sat
urday at Hyde Park in their ball game.
D. A. Barrows was business visitor in
Rutland Saturday and DR.. E. II. Scott in
Burlington.
The Misses Smith. Mrs. J. K. Fuller's
nieCes, returned to their home in Rich
ford Tuesday.
Fred Woods has moved into the house
on SteArn, St. he recently purchased of
f. +, Jones.
0 b. Landou returned Monday night
from a visit to his son, W. A. Lancon, in
South Hero.
Fred Marshy was operated on at the
Fanny Allen Hospital last Wednesday for
appendicitis.
Miss Chaffee of Morrisville will open
the school in the Waterman district Tues
day. Aug. 2nd.
Nat Freeman and his mother, Mrs.
Susan Freeman, spent the first of the
week in Hardwick.
Robert Lambert of West Nortbfeld,
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Peter Lambert.
Harley Sweet has rented Grant Thomas
farm in Waterville and will move there
the first of September.
Tickets on sale at G. P. Jones' drug
stole for the Tuskege singers Saturday
night. Price % AID IS cts.
Mrs. Ford Stearns and Mrs. Geo. Beard |
aud children of Waterville were guests
Monday of Mrs. Harold Sweet.
R. Fl. Royce was called to Green's Cor
nelS Aug. Is to attend the funeral of his
grandmother, Mrs. A. H. Royce.
Dir. Holcomb accompanied Mrs. Lewis
Wareham to the hospital Monday for an
operation. Her sister Mrs. Bertram M ills,
is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Jones are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stevens in st. Albans
thislweek and Mr.. Bentley of Morrisville
is in the drug store.
Mrs. W. E. Tracy, who went to Boston
to visit her sister, has been called to
Malone, Nova Scotia, by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
A. }. Saleeby and Miss May Baker
drove by auto to McFarland's came the
first of the week and Miss Flora Pearl
I6luIutu uOD6 Win JuClD.
Evelyn Hill, the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Hill, was taken to Fanny
Allen Hospital last Friday, where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Edwina Blodgett of st. Johnsbury
and Elton Scott of Boston have been
recent guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Fol-
som. returning to st. Johnsbury Monday
night.
II. B. Mears of ST. Johnsbury, who is
employed by Parker & Stearns, is NOV
ing his family here and has rented the
upstairs tenemeut in Mrs. Jane Tuliper's
house.
katherine Rogers, daughter of Sher-
man Rogers, was taken to Fanny Allen
Hospital on Monday, where she under
want an operation for appendicitis very
Services as usual at the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening. Sunday services
as usual. The pastor will preach morn
lug and evening.
Come and hear the plantation melodies
md dialect reading from the Tuskegee
,Olored singers Saturday night. The
luartet is one of the finest ever sent out
rom the South land.
Roland Miller has returned from Sheet
larbor, Nova Scotia, with his family and
will occupy the Chas. Demeritt house on
iulf street, vacated by Mr.. Haines, who
as moved to Chelsea.
Morris Hill returned from the hospital
'uesday night and reports very favorably
he condition of his daughter. Evelyn, i
he crisis having passed. Mrs. Hill re-
lains for the present with her. T
Mrs. Lewis Wareham, who underwent
q operation at Fanny Allen Hospital Y
[onday, is in a very critical condition.
If. Warham and daughter, from Polond
prings, Me-, arrived at the hospital
tuesday, noon. Mrs. Bertran Mills, her
ster, is also with her.
The union service next Sunday morn !