News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-21
JOHNSON

Mrs. K. M. Green is home from Cam
bridge.
Henry Motley went to Boston Tuesday
night on business,
A daughter was born to .Mr. and Mrs.
Grimes last Friday.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fifield
Thursday, April Is.
School commenced, April 10. with Inez
Gliswold as teacher.
The Normal school opened Tuesday,
after the Easter vacation.
Mrs. A. G. Rockwell and children re-
turned to Proctor Tuesday.
Roland Miller has bought a farm in
: Wolcott and ismoving there.
Frank Stewart is moving into Chas
DemeritL's house in the Gulf.
Jerry Rushford of Eden was guest at
Carmi Rushford's over Sunday.
w. e. May of Wolcott passed Sunday
with his aged father, S. B. May.
Cornelius Coleman is home from Har-
ward College for short vacation.
Mabel Fullington is making good re-
covery from her operation of April II.
Gov. Stearns attended the funeral of
Gov. Woodbury. at Burlington Sunday.
II. E. Hewlett of Montpelier was a
guest at E. p Jose's the first of the
week.
Sunday School attendance April 18th at
the Cong'l church was 104, collection
$156.
j. B. Kidder's family are coming to
spend the summer with her father, John
R. Hill.
Miss Josie Drown is home from her
school in Brockton, Mass, for short va
cation.
Mrs. Drown of Barre, who has been a
guest of Mrs. J. L. Pierce, returned home
Monday.
Mrs M. Kinds and son, Lawrence, re-
turned home from Fairfield Monday
morning.
Mrs. F. w. Leslie and daughter have
returned from visit with relatives in
Hardwick.
Mrs. Leslie Collins went Tuesday 10
the Fanny Allen Hospital Tuesday for an
operation.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. B. Bradley left Mon
day to 60 to their son, who lives in Nc |
Henry, Ill.
Miss Nellie Hunt, who is being cared
for at Fanny Allen Hospital, is getting
along finely.
M, Z. Gonya, who has been working
for N. j. Nye of East Cambridge has re-
turned home.
Arthur Stearns a nd wife spent Sunday
in Burlington, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Soues.
DR.. and Mrs. Peaks were in Burlington
Friday to have their little daughter oper-
ated on for adpoids.
John Martin who has been working for
his uncle, Joseph Shavenaugh. has re-
turned to his home at Winooski.
Rev, and Mrs. 1. Mellor are attending
The list annual session of the Vermont
Methodist conference in Brattleboro
April 20-26. t
Mrs. II. A. Burrows returned fro m the J
Nary Fletcher Hospital Saturday, and is
nakind a good recovery from her recent
operation.
The topic for the G. E. meeting next t
sunday night at the Cong'l church is a
The Bible, the Worlds Supreme Book"
)eut. 6:1-9. I
Mrs. Fl. B. Woodward has returned
rom Keene, N. H., where she visited a
Ter daughter, who is a teacher in the
ity schools.
Mrs. John Greer is moving from the
house 20 the house on Main Ii
treet, which she recently bought of AL
ert Lambert. I
Walbridge Fullington and Mr.. Ryan,
is roommate at Middlebury College, re- /,
urned Monday, after spending few
ays at the Fullington home. G
James Barton took his wife to the
loyal Victoria Hospital in Montreal C,
londay for treatment. A nurse, Mrs.
!. J. Hickey, from Darlington accompa- :,
led them. 4
J. B. Kidder was here from Swanton
YER Sunday. His sons, Allen and George,
eturned with him and Mrs. Kidder went =,
1onday night, accompanied by her aunt,
Irs. Christie.
Mr. Nourse, who lived in the E. E. T,
[olmes house near the station, died
unday from Bright's disease. A brief
rayer was made at the house Wednes- ="
ny and burial was made in Wolcott to- III
ay. II. NJ. Maxfield funeral director.
Last Monday night, the five-years-old =,
IN of Mr.. Pelkey, who resides on the
go. Courser farm, died from heart n
ouble. The child ran out to meet his ID
ttheT, who was returning from his work
t the Berlin mill, and upon reaching