News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-02
JOHNSON

Fred Mudgett of Rutland was at hom'
last week.
DR.. Ell. N. Waite visited his sister il
Barre last week.
Miss Florence Hitchcock is working
for A. j. Saleeby.
Miss Carrie Hubbard is again assisting
in the telephone Office.
The Gun Club of j. FL. S. will give a
concert Friday evening.
Harry Bruce has moved to the Nolan
house from East johnson.
Mrs. Mabel Hebb and son, Winson are
in Peacham for a few days.
Perley Whiting is in Berkshire work
ing on Christmas tree job.
Miss Susie Collins was at home from
her school in Barre last week.
Mrs. Susan Holmes went to st. Johns
bury Tuesday for day or two.
Miss Ida Gray of Montpelier is with
her sister, Mrs. Chauncey Lewis.
Aaron Smalley of Waterbury has come
to stay with his son, D. B. Smally.
Miss Sybil Davis was home last week
from Burlington Business College.
Lynn Soule of Swanton was the recent
guest of his brother, NJ. B. Soule.
E. e. Holmes has sold his building
near the twin bridges to VIM. Laporte.
Fl. e. Beeman and family of Morris
vile were recent visitors at j. M. Miller's.
w. S. Miller and family of Morrisville
visited at j. M. Millers the first of the
week.
s. A. Griswold has bought IA acres of
land of the Cunningham estate ct East
Johnson. N
Joel Boyce of Underhill visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Boyce
last week.
The High School Glee Club entertain
ment will be held Friday evening, De
cember IL.
Miss Georgia Bailey is spending two
Cambridge.
The w. r. G. and S. of V. Auxiliary
meetings, Dec Sth, will be for the cleo
ton of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Folsom of st.
Johnsbury spent. Thursday with their
son DR.. Folsom.
Mrs. George Clark and children of Nor
risville were recent guests of her cousin, |
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler.
H. G. Parker has bought the last of |
the land that belonged to the Waterman |,
estate in the village.
Miss Jennie Maxfield, Merle Davis and
Erie Holmes were home from the U. V.
M. for Thanksgiving.
= NJ. E. Gonyeau and family of johnson
were visitors at j. M. Miller's the latter
part of the past week.
0. A. Mcfarland and family spent
with her brother, W. A.
Landon, at South Hero.
A correction-Mr Lovejoy from Sara
mac, Inn. N. Y, has bought the Derby
farm instead OF Mr.. Austin.
Albert Kelley has returned from Ash
land, N. H., where he visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Parkhurst.
Postmaster R. H. Royce returned home
from the Mary Fletcher Hospital Mon
lay night and is quite comfortable.
10. Perry and family of Hyde Park
we're Thanksgiving visitors at Norman
Perry's. A splendid time and fine feast.
E. P. Jose spoke Wednesday evening,
Dec. 2, at Concord at the banquet ten
Tered the Representatlve-elect,E e. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Waterman and
laughter Helen spent Thanksgiving with
lis brother, John Waterman, in Burlng
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hebb of Lune nburg
md Harold Hebb of Jacksonville spent 1
Thursday with their mother, Mrs. VIM.
Iebb.
Geo. Marshall is moving from the E. E.
Iolmes tenement on River street to the
Arlington e. Stearns tenement on Stearns a
treet. j
Roxie Cristy returned home Monday
rom Bakersfield, where she spent sever {
| days at the home of her aunt, Mrs. G. b
|. Blodgett.
Mrs. d. M. Spear having purchased the Fl
uller farm of F. ID. Perry has moved p
here, and Mr.. Perry has moved to his
arm in Hyde Park.
J. S. Banister will be at the johnson L
epot the remainder of this week with a
alf car of fine winter apples for the T.
oynton Fruit Co. See adv.
Geo. Emery met with serious acct A
ent Saturday while skidding logs near
is home. Both bones of one leg were g.
roken below the knee and the leg was =
ably twisted.
Geo. Marshall, who has had employ
lent in the wooden mill, had one hand r
rawn into the cards Monday morning. =
he injury is a very serious ora 70 tba