News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-07
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JOHNSON

III. N. Gordon is in Boston this weel
DR.. and Mrs. Peaks were in Burlingto
Saturday.
Chauncey Lewis is seriously i'll wit
the gripp.
Miss Winnifred Diamond has gone t.
Stowe to teach.
Mrs. Bertron Hunt is homo from
WoodsvIle, N. Ii.
Miss Hilda Mansfield has returned t.
school in Newport.
Mrs. W. II. Stearns returned Saturday
from Hatfield, Mass.
Mrs. William Carpenter is visiting
friends in Morrisville.
Miss Katherine Couchie of Lyndon is q
guest at Emery Mills.
Several in town are suffering from
whooping cough and mumps.
Chas. Edwards has sold his farm to
John Fitzgerald of Morrisville.
Mrs. E. D. Wilson of Morrisville was a
guest Monday at j. H. Pertlow's.
Mrs. Julia Hayford and daughter from
Morrisville were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Laraway, Jr,
were in Morrisville last Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor Mead was guest of her
aunt, Miss Mabel Austin, Thursday.
John Kelley of Highgate visited his
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Mrs. Ellen Osgood of Hardwick is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Leslie.
d. A. Barrows was confined to the
house Sunday and Monday with the grip.
Several from Johnson attended the fu-
neral of G. Harrington in Eden Monday.
The infant child of Glenn Tilitson is
seriously ill trained narse is caring for
it.
Miss Jennie Shubert is home from Wa
terville, where she has passed several
weeks.
Miss Tia Hoyt and Miss Anna Pearl
went to Hardwick Saturday, returning
Monday.
Peter Alexander, the fruit man, has
taken on a partner-Venuto Bianch of
Windsor.
The Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing of the Cong'l church was held at E.
E. Holmes.
Guy Fitch of Mechanicsville, N. Y, is
passing two weeks in town with relatives
and friends.
Fletcher and Morgan Potter of Bur-
ling are spending their Easter vacation
at the Knollwood.
Nelson Dubray has been exhibiting a |
wildcat which he shot on the mountain
near Berton Mills.
Oscar Gray has gold his home place,
which was portion of the Manning
farm, to John Parody.
Robert Armstrong and sister, Florence
from Enosburg are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Arm
strong.
The School Assembly at the Opera
House last Friday was well attended and
the program rendered was especially well
given and interesting.
Prof. Elmore's dancing class of twelve
lessons closes Friday night, Apr. 9th with
a public. Sugar on show will be served.
Fifty cents admission will be charged.
The children's class are invited free of
charge.
THANKs-I would like to thank NY
friends for sending me so many beautiful
postal cards. received SO on my birth
lay the LIST of April. / also got box of |
and other gifts.-Mrs. H. F.
Hurlbut. =
Ebridge Fuller was called to Jeffer-
ION, N. H., Sunday by the serious illness
If his mother, mrs. Benjamin Fuller,
rom a shock. Mrs. Frank Stewart, a J
and Mrs. Edgar Fuller accom-
panied Mr.. Fuller. They went by auto Y
sunday afternoon. Edgar Fuller was t
lot able to go.
johnson Chapter, o. E. s., held regu- i
ar meeting last Friday night. Maple il
ugar on snow was served with refresh
nents. The degrees were conferred upon q
irs. w. Ii. Leslie and Mrs. II. M. Max
eld. The event of the evening was the
by the Grand Patron, Ar
bur NJ. Lang, of Past Putron's jewel to +,
Inos H. Sherwin, who was q. P. during
913. Very appropriate remarks were
made by both parties.
Nathan Dodge, son of Ashley Dodge,
rho has been i'll for several weeks with
cute Bright's disease, died Tuesday u
at o'clock, aged Is years. He d
yas in the Freshman class of the High i'
chool and Boy Scout and an honor to
9th, being young man of rare ability al
nd beloved by all who knew him. The n
neral service will be held from the b
ong'l church Thursday afternoon, at 2
clock, with prayer at house at 1 o'clock. Il
he pastor, Rev. F. w. Hazen, will offici- b.
te. K
Methodist Church NJ
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