News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-15
JOHNSON
Mrs. Mabel Foster is i'll with grip.


town.
Edward Mills of Fletcher was in tow
last week.
Walter Titus is passing a few days il
Burlington.
Mrs Elmer Sweet has gone to the hos
pital for au operation.
j. M. Miller and son, Foster, visited il
Hyde Park over Sunday.
DR.. H. A. Folsom returned from st
Johnsbury Monday night.
Mrs. L. P. Holcomb is i'll and under
the care of trained nurse.
Miss Elsa Stearns, who teaches in Nor
risville, is having vacation.
Hon. l.. l.. Pearl is expected home
from Ardmore, Okla, this week.
Rufus Powers and W. E. Tracy were in
Burlington Saturday on business.
Alexander Laraway, Jr.. is moving
into rooms in the Goodwin house.
Mrs. Elmer Sweet went Friday to Fan
ny Allen hospital for an operation.
Rev. VIM. Dukeshire of St. Albans was
guest at Rev. /. Mellcr's Monday:
Mrs. Florence Jaynes went to Buring-
ton Saturday TO remain few days.
Mr.. Moody of Hardwick was guest at
Mrs. Mary Darling's the first of the week.
Mrs, Ella Currier has moved to Mrs.
Huldah Livermore's from Homer Cas-
wells.
Several of the Normal girls went to
Hardwick Monday to have their pictures
taken.
Mrs. R. G. Prentiss entertained several
of her lady friends at her home Monday
evening.
Muliel Peck Helen Collins and Lillian
Sargent are home from their schools in
Westfeld
A. j. Gould went to Enosburg Falls
Monday to attend the funeral of an uncle,
Mr.. Judd.
Mrs. Freda Thompson has moved from
Carl Stewards to Mrs. Harry Parker's
tenement.
Carmi Rushford has rented the Bishop
farm at East johnson and moved there
from Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brennon went TO
st. Albans Thursday night to attend the
funeral of his niece.
e. S. Campbell of Belvidere was
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Perley Whit
ing, the last of the week.
Kenneth. and Benjamin Nye of East
Cambridge attended the birthday party
of their cousin, Mary Nye.
The subject of the G. E. meeting next
Sunday evening at o'clock will be Get
ting Power from Our Pledge"
l.. w. Fletcher was in Burlington and
Brandon last week; also, spent day
with his son, Allen, in Proctor.
Fred Holmes went to the hospital
and accompanied home his wife, who has
been receiving treatment there.
e. f.. Holmes has returned flom Bos-
ton. While away he visited the McLena-
than's at Arlington Heights, Mass.
The snow storm last Thursday and Fri
day was much the heaviest of the season,
in most places 20 inches of snow falling.
Little Margaret Cunningham, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Cunningham,
is quite ill with bilious grip and compli-
cations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith of Norris
town Corners visited her brother, Geo.
Phillips, who has been quite jill of the
grip, sunday.
Mrs. Geo. ElwoodreturDed from Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday, where she
underwent an operation recently, and is
making ia vorable recovery.
Lewis Berry, a young lad, fell from
team onto a brace on the iron bridge GU
Main street last week, cutting his head
b that Il stitches had to be taken.
The Loyalty Band of the Methodist
Sunday school met with their teacher,
Mrs. Carl Stewart, Monday afternoon for
a business meeting and social gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Miller visited at
George Chapin's in Stowe Monday, and
IN company with Mr.. Chaplin visited his
laughter, Mrs. Robert Hill, in that town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Wood were in
Burke the first of the week to attend the
uneral of Mrs. Woods step-father, who
vas 81 years of age. Her mother re-
urned home with them last night.
Mr.. Bartlett demonstrated aluminium
cooking utensils before about 80 ladies in
he Cong'l church vestry Friday after
loon. The attendance fee, ten cents.
vent for the benefit of the Ways and
deans Society.
Riverside school, taught by Mrs. F. F.
Davis, closed March 10. The total num-
,er of pupils was q. Those having per-
ecf attendance were Hersie Courser,
lex Holmes and Ray Holmes. lila San