News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-14
JOHNSON

JOHNSON
Henry Moiles was home over Sunday
c. N. harrington has a new Cadillac
car.
Mrs. John Dubray has returned from
Eden.
Henry Mudgett is seriously i'll from
erysipelas.
Carmie Rushford has gone to Cam
bridge to work.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
eph West July3.
Mrs E. M. Green went to Winooskl
Monday on business.
Miss Ida Cross of Underhill was guest
at e. E. Holmes Monday.
Mrs. Albert Sweet visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Sweet, last week.
Lee Doty of North Hero visited his
father, Horton Doty, recently.
Wilbur Armstrong was at his home in
Moretown the last of last week.
James Hickey visited his daughter-in-
law at Cady's Falls last Sunday.
Homer Stearns of Waterville was a
guest of Erie Holmes last week.
D. A. Barrows and family and Miss
Whippe were in Richford Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Hodgk!ns is visiting her
son, P. j. Hodgkins, in Charlotte.
Miss Aseltine, who taught in the High
School last year, is visiting in town.
Mrs. A.W. Gates returned to Barre on
Tuesday, after visiting relatives here.
Supervisor McGinnis and wife spent
Sunday at their home in North Troy.
Miss Ruby Seaver of Cady's Falls is
visiting friends at Mrs. j. M. Miller's.
Farmers have commenced haying and
find the crop nearly up to the average.
c. N. harrington is enjoying his new
Cadillac and is giving his friends rides.
DR.. E. Fl. Scott has returned from Bak-
ersfield, where he has been testing cattle.
Lawrence Worthley and Miss Mildred
Wareham passed Sunday at Cloverdale.
A large number from Johnson attended
the circus at Cambridge Junction Friday.
The attendance at the Cong'l Sunday
School July II was 10S; collection 81 "a.
Miss Cora Hutchins of South Burling-
ton is visiting her uncle, Leonard Hutch
ms.
VIM. Baker and VIM. Cunningham of
st. sAlbanS were visitors in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Jones and Mrs. Roy
Jones were in Craftsbury the first of the
week.
Mr.. Humphrey of Newport was guest
of Miss Hilda Mansfield the first of the
week.
Miss Tia Hoyt has returned from Old
Orchard, Me-, where she spent her va
cation.
DR.. II. N. Waite is in Burlington to
attend the meeting of the State Board of
Health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West were the
happy parents of a son born Tuesday
Morris Hill and family and Mrs. Pat
ten were in Jeffersonville the last of the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Magoon and Miss |
Drusilla Waterman passed Monday in
Burlington.
Mrs. D. B. Smalley, Emma Tracy and |
Tracy Smalley spent last Wednesday in
Mrs. Bertram Mills has received
postal card shower since returning from
the hospital.
Fred Tillotson of Underhill spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Moiles.
MissHazelHier of Boston isvisiting her
father, II. HER. She has not been here
Tor eight years.
W. II. Stearns and wife and 1. L. Bal
ey and wife passed Sunday at their cot
,age in Franklin.
Deforest Collins house was struck by
lightning Friday afternoon, but no special
damage was done.
c. Armstrong and family from Enos-
burg are visiting at his fathers, Theo-
lore Armstrong;.
Rollo Balch is taking vacation from
i. A. Barrows' store and Leonard Pearl
S taking his place.
Mrs. Lampher's daughter-in-la law and
wo little daughters from Woodsville, N.
L., are visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bailey were in
Jericho Monday to attend the funeral of
N aunt of Mr.. Bailey.
DIR. and Mrs. II. N. Folsom and Mrs.
3. S. Fullington returned Friday from a
'isit in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Roy Jones and little daughter,
Arlene, from Tillamook, Oregon, are
,uests at G. P. Jones'.