News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-02-18
JOHNSON

Allen Fletcher is quite sick from {
quinsy sore throat.
Wilma Stearns and Winnie Kpowlei
are i'll from mumps.
Mrs. Jacquith of Westfield visited Mrs
John Laraway Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. Russell passed Friday
and Saturday in Wolcott.
Lula Lonergon. who is living with Mrs
Hines. is i'll from mumps.
Miss Margaret Simon came Friday anC
is visiting at Fl. W. Peck's.
Horace COburn of Belvidere was re
cent guest at VIM. Rushford's.
Mrs. Chaffee's nephew and wife of West
Berkshire visited him last week.
Emmett Holcomb of Isle LaMotte is
visiting his brother, DR.. Holcomb.
Miss George Well entertained num-
Der of friends at whist last week.
Chancey McCuin was hit by flying
board Tuesday and quite badly hurt.
Mrs. Maynard of Jeffersonville visited
her sister, Mrs. l.. e. Tatro, last week.
Lem Grow went last week to Newport
aud from there to Beebe Plains to visit
his daughter.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl very pleasantly en-
tertained number of guests at whist
Monday evening.
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boiler from Eden to the Sherwin Mill
fo7 W. III. Stearns.
G. N. Harrington and Charles Riddle
are drawn to do jury duty at U. S. court
in Burlington next week.
The collection at the Congregational
church next Sunday will be for the beni-
Miss Beecher went to North Wolcott
Monday night to nurse a little girl of
E. E. Udall, who is very sick from pneu-
m onia.
Mrs. Felix Japan of East Highgate was
called here recently on account of the
illness of her son, FABIAN, who is working
for M. Bombard.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church Rev. Mr.. Hazen will speak on
Washington's Birthday. Let it be ago
to-church Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Duzaine, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Albert Lambert, was
taken to Burlington Tuesday morning to
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation.
At the next regular meeting of the W. |
R. c., which is Feb. "a, there will be
Washington and Lincoln exercises. Every
member is requested to be prepared 10 !
take part.
Mr.. o. H. Wilson went to Burlington |
Thursday to be with her sister, Miss
Mabel Austin, who is in the hospital and
who is at this writing doing nicely. Mrs.
Wilson returned Saturday.
The meeting of the Dread Club. which |
was held Feb. 18th, subject being Cur
rent Events" was taken up by Miss
Annie T. Smith of Burlington, giving a
review of the more important events of !
the past year, which was enjoyed by all.
At the Auxiliary meeting Tuesday
evening, Feb. "a, there will be literary
program, consisting of Washington and
Lincoln exercises, given by the Auxiliary
and Camp. 1t is hoped there will be a
good attendance. Refreshments will be
served.
Harry Row, the field secretary of the
Maine c. E. Union, is spending the
month of February in this state He is
booked to be in Johnson Friday, Feb.
both, and will speak al the Congregational
church at 7:15 p. m. 1t is hoped that a
large number will be present to bear Mr.
Row. All the members are urged to be
present. A collection will be taken at
the meeting to help pay expenses.
The club tea Monday afternoon was a
very pleasant occasion, showing that Mrs.
Jose and Mrs. Holcomb were experts at
1t was a valentine party
and hearts were used for decorations.
There was large pie from which each
drew 'plum," which offorded
, great deal of amusement. Refreshments
we're served consisting of heart-shaped
cake, creamed chicken and cocoa.