News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-02
JOHNSON
arroll Mum is i'll from grip.

Wallace Atwell is i'll from tonsiitis.
Doris Doty is visiting her father, II. E..
Doty.
T. B. Bennett has moved into his new
house.
Supt. Young of Cambridge was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar White is ill from quinsy
sore throat.
Harry Grswold was home over Sunday
from Wolcott.
Frank Stearns of Royaton is ill with
grip at Fl. Fl. Bangs.
j. V. Barton is i'll of grip. He was i'm
proving at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fl. Scott returned
to Mt. Vernon, N. Y, Tuesday.
R,lin Sargent has moved into the
rooms vacatd by Robert Holmes.
Mrs. C. A. Peake of Elmore has been a
recent guest of Mrs. Harlow Collins.
&C. Drown attended an Advent con-
vention at Enosburg Falls last week.
Mrs. Brewster and granddaughter,
Florence Brewster, were in Morrisvile on
Monday.
Miss Hazel Coolidge has moved from
the Heath house 10 rooms at Mrs. Edgar
Whites.
The Pentecostal meetings closed Sun
day night and the evangelist has gone to
Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Rushfold of CAM
bridge visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Jones, recently.
Miss Helen Hunt is home from New
port, where she has been teaching, and
has entered the Normal school.
Mrs. George Elwood underwent an OPP
craft IN at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
last week Tuesday and is very comfort
able.
William Cady, who lived in town for
several years, is in the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment, and in critical
condition.
Favorable reports are received from
Taylor Mead, who is convalescng from
an operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Rev. f. W. Hazen, pastor of the CoDg'l
church preached temperance sermon
last Sunday morning before an unusually
large congregation. .,
Geo. Atwel and SOD, Wallace, have
given up their work at the wheelwright
shop and M. F. Gray is working for VIM.
Laporte in the shop.
Have you obtained one of those Auto
matte Safes put out by The Union saw |
ings Bank and Trust Co ? Read all about
it in another colGmn.-adv.
Word has been received here that G.
o. Dykeman, the Christmas tree contrac-
tor, was recently run over in New Y ork
by on auto truck and severely injured.
Howard Scott came from Mt Vernon,
N. Y, Friday. to join his wife, who is
with her mother Mrs. Electa Stinson,
and to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
W. Scott.
Mrs. u. A. Barrows entertained in
honor of her son, Roberts, birthday,
Jan. 81, fifteen of his little friends.
Games were enjoyed and delicious re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Susan Cowles Holmes died Mon
day night at II O'Clock. Death was due
to grip and complications. from which
she had been i'll since Dec. II. She was
so years of age. The funeral was held
this afternoon at o'clock at the house.
The w. r. G. have installed the follow
ing officers Pres, jamie Holmes; Sr.
Vice, Huldah Livermore; Jr. Vice, Eta
Shavanaugh; Treas, Alice Caswell;
Chaplain, Nellie Muzzy; Cond., Belle
Wood; Asst. Cond., Abbie Davis; Guard,
Jane Davis; Asst. Guard, Machine Lam
bert; Sec, Alice Caswell; Pat. Inst, Lucy
Dodge; Press Reporter, Huldah Liver {
more.
Hiram Patterson, aged &c years, died ,
in Hartford, Conn.,, and his remains were
brought to st. Adams last week Tuesday |
for burial. Services were held at the t
Methodist church, Rev. W. B. Dukeshire
officiating. Six sons, G. II. and Asa of
Hartford. Conn, Nelson of Fairfield Err \
nest of Burlington, Cliss of Fairfax and C
Irving of WaterviIle were bearers, and a
the burial was in the South Main street
cemetery. Mr.. Patterson had been res n
dent of johnson at one time, owning a :,
farm in town. He will be remembered :,
by many here.
Enjoyable Musical Evening y
Mrs Emily PaaLsi Cl,,h r,,noti,,n. LII | !,