News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-13
JOHNSON
lewis is able to be out.

Richard Nye was in Burlington Mon.
day.
Miss Inez Griswold is teaching in
Eden.
NJ. f. Gray was home from Hardwick
over Sunday.
Henry Moiles is at work for the Ameri-
can Mineral Co.
John Leclair is seriously ill from can
Ger of the stomach.
Arthur HER has gone 20 Fanny Allen
Hospital for an operation.
viii Thomas has gone to Walden,
where he has employment.
George Ives of Hyde Park has moved
into the Fred Bcknell house.
Miss Dorothy Mears, who has been i'll
from appendicitis, is improving.
The iron bridge over the Gthon river
on Main street has been replanked.
Edward Bashaw has purchased the
Sherwin farm and taken possession.
Lewis Demeritt has resumed work at
the Parker & Stearns dressing mill.
Mrs. Geo. Butler is visiting her .51ugh
ter, Mrs. Kinsey Putnam, in Cambridge.
Mr.. Garrow of Enosburg Falls is in
town building garage for Harry Parker.
Prof. Z. Il. Clowse of Hyde Park will
deliver the Memorial address at Johnson
Mrs. M. A. Buck and daughter, Mrs
w. F. Sinclair, spent Tuesday in Morris
vile.
Miss Grace Foster and newphew, Clar-
ence Foster, of Underhill are visiting in |
town.
Hon c. H. Stearns and family returned |
from Boston Monday in their rev Win
ton car.
Hon G. II. Stearns and son are expect
ed home from Boston this week with a
new auto.
Mrs. L. E. Tatro and Miss Gladys At
well were in Burlington Tuesday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terril of Morris
town have been recent guests at w. II.
Sinclair's.
Johnson Lodge, No. 80, X. of p,
worked the Page rank on two candidates
Tuesday evening.
Harry Douglass has moved from the
Heath house on Pearl street into the
Baptist parsonage.
Parker & Stearns have purchased the
Sherwin boiler and will use the same at
their ODER Hill mill.
Mrs. EIecta SLnson and Mrs. R. II.
Royce visited Mrs. Vernon Dodge in
WolcOtt last Thursday.
Miss Vera Fullington has finished work
in D. A. Barrows' office and returned to
her home in Cambridge.
ROLAND Miller began work at the tale
mill last week, after weeks of absence be-
cause Of broken ankle.
H. C.Parker is making one of his barns
into garage, which will be occupied by
E. E. Holmes and E. c. Balch
Mrs. Oscar Kensley and daughter of
Cambridge visited the Kinsley girls at
H. W. Peck's Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Bundy, bookkeeper for D.
A. Barrows, has been called to her home
in Montpelier by the illness of her mother.
Rev. Hazen preached on Mothers Sun
day morning in keeping with the day;
very fine discourse. The singing was
fine.
Bellows Free Academy ball team
played the j. II. S. team at johnson
Tuesday p. m. and won the game; score
IA to 2,
Robert Holmes has moved into Mrs.
Tibberts' house on Stearns street and Mr.,
Emery, who has been the occupant has
moved to Eden.
VIM. and Carmi Rushford were in
the first of the week to
meet the formers brother, who is home
from Tampa, Florida.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton Cook of Rutland April 10. Mrs.
Cook was Miss Nora Grady, formerly of
Johnson. Congratulations.
Rev. j. SHlstOn, the new Pentecostal
minister, preached the first sermon for
lis church last Sunday. He is stopping
With Mrs. Emma Hodgkins. !
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tatro and daugh-
er, Ruth, and Mrs. RICE have returned
rom EnOsburg Falls where they went to !,
see Mr.. Tatros' father, who is i'll.
Rev. W. B. Dukeshire will be here Fri t
lay evening to conduct the first quarterly
Conference of the year at 1880 o'clock. A
BUSINESS meeting will also be held.
The Misses Belle Baker and Ruby b
'arker have returned from the Pente. f
ostal Assembly at Rhode Island, where A
hey went as delegates from this church. +
Mrs. Rushford, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. C.
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