News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-25
JOHNSON

Mrs. A. B. Chapman, who has been i'll,
is better.
S. r. Miller has moved into the Baptis
parsonage.
Postmaster r. Ell. Royce is improving
in the hospital.
Harry Grswold has returned to his
school in Elmore.
Miss Bernice Whittemore has gone to
her home in Eden.
The postoffice will be closed Thursday
from 10 a. m. to p. m.
Miss Reba Porter is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Grin Jones, in Morristown.
Clarence Whitney has moved into W.
III. Stearn's tenement over the grist mill
Ray Newcomb of Cadys Falls visited
at Mrs. Hamlin Griswold's over Sunday.
Erie Holmes is expected home from
the U. V. NJ. to spend the Thanksgiving
recess.
Asunion Thanksgiving service will be
held,in the Methodist church Thursday
evening.
Miss Mary wilkins has gone to her
home in Waterbury for the Thanksgiv-
ing recess.
Alexander Laraway has made extern
sive repairs on his house in the western
part of town.
Miss Alice Beecher left Tuesday night
for Chicago. where she expects to nurse
in hospital.
Mr.. and MRS. Taylor Mead visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Wilson, the
first of the week.
DR.. H. N. Waite attended the Lamoille
County Medical Association meeting in
Morrisville Tuesday.
Several from johnson attended the
funeral of bertrand E. Billiard at Hard
wick last. Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Courser and children from
Hardwick are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George CoErser.
joint Mcdonald has returned from Els
worth, Me-, where he was called by the
deathsof a younger brother.
Laurence Worthep, who is employed
by Riddle~ Bros, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing at his home in Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Smalley we're in
Waterbury last Sunday to attend the tu-
neral of. Mr.. Smalley's mother.
A. E. and j. B. Partlow and family |
from Hardwick will spend Thank sgivipg
with their father, Joel Partlow
Miss Ruby Ellsworth was in town Sat-
urday .her way to her home in Eden
from herischool in North Danville.
Mrs. elizabeth Patch Davis of Greens
boro is visiting her niece. Mrs. Hamlin
Griswold, and sister, Mrs. Frank Ober.
Rev. N. M. Pratt of New York City
was guest at Rev. F. w. Hazen's last
week. His wife is Mrs. Hazen's sister,
Willard Boyce has put in minute
milking machine at the Knolwood and
Grover Fletcher is trying it out for him.
Haroldi Codding is home from North
Hero for twoi weeks. He is with the
family of j. Allen Dodds on the Island.
Miss Althea Sweet has returned home
from the hospital, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis and is doing
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We are having snug winter weather
with good sleighing. Fifteen inches of
snow fell here last Thursday night and
more since.
Miss Mabel Austin visited her niece,
Mrs. Taylor Mead, in Morrisvile last
Thursday. Her sister, Mrs. o. Fl. Will
son, accompanied her.
The High School closed Saturday for
The Thanksgiving recess, and the Nor
nal and Grammar School closed Tues
lay for Thanksgiving.
Karl Marvin Bradley of McHenry, Ill, q
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bradley of
Johnson, was married Nov. II to Miss
Grace Elizabeth Heimer.
The bridge restaurant has been re. y
opened by Carol Sargent. He has had n
several years. experience in Massachu-
Ietts and no doubt will be successful.
Mrs. Howard Scott of Springfield, {
Mass. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elec- t.
a Stinson, and sister, Mrs. R. III. Royce. \
Mr.. Scott is expected soon for visit. D
j. r. Hill and sister did not go to An il
rim, N. H., last week as they planned. o
Is they found Mrs. Hill more comfort
bile they decided not to go at present. F"
A young man from Underhill, chop
ing for Bouchard G. Leslie, cut one foot =
'adly, recently. Before he left for his VI
ome, the other men in camp made up y
urse of $50 for him.
Mrs. A. g. Peaks, wife of Prin. A. G.
'eaks, gave birthday dinner Thursday .
q honor of her husband to 81 of the IL
usiness and professional men of the vii
age. he was presented with K. T. n
harm. Four tables In the dining room N
the State dormitory were presided
YER by Miss Peaks, Miss Edith Leslie, IL