News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-20
JOHNSON
Mrs. T. H. Armstrong is ill of grip.

Barney AuSJln mas returned from Iilp
to Canada.
Judge Homer Peck was a redens bust
ness visitor in Hardwick.
Gov. Stearns and family made an auco
trip to Burlington Sunday.
Frank Ward has returned from a visit
to his mother in Burlington.
Mrs. VIM. Warren of Cadys Falls has
been guest at F. W. Holmes.
Mrs. j. L. Pierce recently visited Mrs.
Lottie Mcfarland at MOrrsville.
Leon Rushford and wife of East Enos-
burg were at William Rushford's re-
Gently.
Miss G}ee Merritt of Morrisville has
been recent guest of Mrs. Sarah Els
worth.
Mrs. Irving Potter of Burlington visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Fletcher,
last week.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sunday
school May 18th was 115 and the collec-
ton $199
Miss Kate Loveland has gone to Fanny
Allen hospital for an operation for APP
pendicits.
The Misses Hoyt, Weafer and Slayton
of Morrisville visited the high school last
Thursday.
Mrs. W. w. Chase and Mrs. Perry
Curter from Fletcher have been guests at
Burlington.
Miss Amy Davis went Monday to the
Fanny Allen Hospital for an operation
for appendicitis.
A, E. and J. B. Partlow of Hardwick
visited their father, Joel Pdrtlow, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Della Jones, of Hyde Park visited !
her sister, Mrs. Jane Davis, and other
relatives, recently.
Mrs. A. A. HER, who was recently
operated upon at the Fanny Allen
Hospital, is doing finely.
Miss Dora Sunderland, who has been
stopping at Arthur Pixies, has returned
to her home in Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waterman of Bur-
lington accompanied Miss Drusila Wat
erman home over Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Kneeland has gone to
Cadys Falls to see her brother, Geo. Mud.
gett, who is critically ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson returned
Monday from a visit to Mrs. Wilson's
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Mrs. VIM. Ravey has gone to Barre to {
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. 1
B. H. Humphrey and Mrs. W. Il. Jack :
son.
Dea. c. p. Jones was elected delegate
to the Cong'l State Convention in Rut-
land this week. Mrs. Hazen went as y
alternate.
The Peoples Academy bali team played
the j. II. 5. team at johnson Monday ,
p. m. The P. A. team were the winners;
score to ).
Mabel and Maud Hopkins returned
Tuesday from a visit to HineSburg and
Miss Jennie Campbell from st. Johns j.,
bury, all Normal students.
Mrs FiaviIa Holmes has been elected &
delegate by the church and also by the !
c. E. Society to the Womans Home Mis- :
sionary Union, to be held in Burlington ;
next week. :
The senior class of the High school O
will present The play "Aoove The il
Clowds," under the auspices of the Sons Q
of Vetersons, Memorial Day evening at v
the opera house. q
The interior of the post office has been v
re-arranged to great advantage to those 0
working in it, and the public. A large e
sized picture. of President Wilson has o
been placed in the office. il
Revs. F, w. Hazen and j. A. Sulstore o
climbed Mt. Sterling Monday and report II
ed the snow in some places four and five n
feet deep. This partly accounts for our Il
cold nights and mornings. n
Benjamin Rushford of Tampa, Florida, W
and Harvey Rushford and wife of Enos v
burg were at the home of their brother, y
William Rushford, the frs. of the week.
The former returns TO Florida the last of
the month. -
Henry Dodge of Stockton, Cal, was a t
recent guest of his cousins, C. D. Cakes
and Miss Anna Cakes. He also visited
the old home of his parents in johnson, Y
now the Sylvester farm. Some of the
older people here will remember his .,
father, Joseph Dodge.
Memorial service next Sunday evening u
at the Methonist church. The pastor.
Rev. w. II, Gould, will take for his sub -.
iect THE Nations Tribute" The S. of =
V. are cordially invited to unite with
hem in the observance of Memorial | ;
Sunday and Memorial Day. The pro- -
,ession will leave q. A. r. hall Sunday,
May "a, at 1890 a. m. sharp.
Ober Hill
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