News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-05
JOHNSON
Mrs. P. G. Stearns is i'll.

Lloyd Pearl is coach for the home ball
teams.
Joseph Webb has purchased farm il
Cambridge.
Joseph Webb is moving this week to
Cambridge.
Mrs. B. K. Loveland is visiting her son
in Waterbury.
Mabel Fullington is gaining. Her nurse
still remains.
Mrs. S. A. Griswold has returned home
from Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. Willard Boyce returned Saturday
to Sarsnac Inn, N. Y.
Mrs. Balch and daughter have rooms
with Miss Mabel Austin.
Edmund Jarvis of Franklin, n H., is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Bradley are in
Morrisville for few days.
A trained nurse from Burlington is car
ing for Mrs. Parker Stearns
Joseph Fay. who has been in feeble
health for months, is not as we'll.
Mrs. John Stearns went to Fanny AL
len hospital Monday for treatment.
Mrs. Anna Pearl was in Morrisvile at
f. G. Wilson'S two days last week.
W. E. Tracy left Tuesday night to at
tend Supreme Court at Montpelier.
Nv 80 II I'M fa
sive repairs on his house and barn.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham of Norris
vile is in town for few days. stay.
F. D. Perry of Hyde Park, purchased
fifteen COWS of Edgar Fuller recently.
William Biddle went to the Mary
Flether Hospital Tuesday for treatment.
Mrs. 81. A. Barrows has been ill, since
her return from the hospital, with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Beeman of Merits
vile, were guests al M. E. Gonya's last
Sunday.
Fl. A. Plunkett and family have re-
turned from Bristol and are with Mrs.
Smith Hebb.
Mrs. John Stearns was operated on
Monday for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen Hospital.
Edgar Fuller and J. M. Miller were bust
ness visitors at Hyde Park Center the
first of the week.
Mrs. Jane Almy has returned to her
home, after short stay with her broth
err, George Fifieid.
Mrs. lisa Dow of Burlington and son,
George, and daughter, Helen, are guests
at George Congers'.
Misses Mildred Leslie and Doris Wood
ward visited at Rev. E. G.. French's in
Hard wick Monday.
Frank 0lmsted and E. j. Wood ward
left Monday for an auto trip to various
points in York state.
Mrs. V. A. Gilmore has returned from
North Hyde Park aud is stopping with
Mrs. Vernon Knowles.
Mrs. E. j. Woodward entertained the
members of the Methodist choir at her
home Monday evening.
Rev. F. B. Hyde of Jacksonville was
in town Tuesday. His daughter has
entered the High school.
Mrs. Jasper Foster and daughter, |
Ethelyn of Underhiil have been recent |
guests at DIR. Holcomb's.
Mrs. W. G. Jones received word MOE
day of the death of her brother, Henry
Smith, at Newport Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Laraway visit.
ed their son, Alexander Larawsy, Jr., in
Eden Sunday and Monday.
VIM. Perry and Felix Patnoe of Hyde
Park we're business visitors at j. M.
Miller's the first of the week.
The play given here last Friday night
by the Hyde Park students was ably pre-
seated and greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Joseph West broke off steel ,
crochet hook in her hand last Thursday.
The pieces have not been located.
Encouraging reports are heard from
Mrs. Leslie Collins, who was recently
operated upon at the Fanny Allen Hospi-
al.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church /,
erved a scallop supper Tuesday night
At o'clock the official board me for G
business session.
Paul Martin, who has been working for
Joseph Shavenaugh for several months,
las finished for the present and gone to 7
lis home at Winooski.
DR.. r. G. Prentiss and family we're in
Burlington Monday to visit his sister,
Hrs. w. o. chatham, who is a patient at
he Fanny Allen Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Bradley left last d
Wednesday for Ringwood, ILL.,, and ar
lived at their sons in that place Satur- :,
lay. They do not plan to return to T
Johnson to live.
Mrs. ]. T.. Baxendale returned Satur- "
ay from Bristol, where she has been
topping with her SOD, who is principal >,