News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-12
JOHNSON

Mrs. 5. j. Davis Is under the DOCTORS
care.
Clyde Jones picked dandelion bios
som April. g.
Miss Sybil Davis has returned to her
school in Wolcott.
Mrs. Della Jones of Cady's Falls is
guest at Arthur Davis.
Mrs. j. McGrath is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Susan Freeman is home from
Morrjsvlle for short stay.
s. A. Griswold and gang of men are
moving buildings in Wolcott.
Miss Doris Chaffee was recent visitor
at M. Chaffee's in Cambridge.
Little Warren Dodge is improving from
his recent illness from the grip.
Nat Freeman of Arlington Heights,
Mass, is in town for few days.
Mrs. Norman Ober and Mrs. Fred
Wood were in Burlington Thursday.
VIM. Laporte is having the damage to
his hall, caused by recent fire, repaired.
Mrs. Sarah Lanpher has gone to Fetch
er to visit her daughter. Mrs. Diamond.
Mrs. Clyde Horner and children of
Cambridge are visiting Mrs. G. P. Hor-
ner.
Mrs. Smith Davis is i'll from pneumo-
MIA. Mrs. Charles Kneeand is caring
for her.
Miss Mary Hubbell, who is teaching in
St. Johnsbury, visited friends here last
week.
James Kneeland and Hartley Souther
of North Hyde Park were in town last
Thursday.
Mrs. Worthy visited her aunt, Mrs.
Bert Wells, at the Fanny Allen hospital
last week.
Rev. G. D. Pierce of Craftsbury was a
guest last Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A. Worthy.
Waterman Brothers have started their
water mill. They have a stock of about
$4,000 feet of logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Tracy and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. e. Smalley we've visitors in Burr
lington last Wednesday.
W. E. Tracy is moving into the tene-
ment on the second floor of the E. E.
Holmes house on Main street.
Little Winslow Hebb went home with
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am for her two weeks vacation.
Levi Tatro, who took month off on
account of illness from R. F. D. route 3,
has been obliged to take another month.
William Driscoll has moved from BENZ.
Ober's house on lower Main street to the
Goodwin house near the railroan station.
Geo. Courser went, to Cambridge Fri
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Parker, before going to Barre for the
summer.
Howard Waterman has recently enter
tanned large number of his schoo mates |
and friends at his home and they all en-
joyed sugar on snow.
The Curfew went into effect yesterday.
Arthur Hier, who has been at work in |
the tale mill, has finished and is work.
ing for S. A. Griswold.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. Mellor left Friday for
their new field of labor, Westfield. They
stopped in Wolcott with the local pastor
and family over night.
Miss Alice Nolan of Topsham and
Miss Bernice Angel of South Woodbury.,
members of the johnson Normal School
class of 1915, have been recent guests
of Miss Alice Mills.
The children of the Junior League
presented their teacher, Mrs. Mellor,
with very fine clock, before she left, in
appreciation of her faithfulness and the
esteem they had for her.
Rev. G. M. Redstone and family were
guests of Miss Anna L. Cakes Friday
night, going to the parsonage Saturday.
The son, Chester, is student at Mount
Jefferson, Mass, and the daughter, Be-
atrice. will enter the High School.
Mrs. j. G. Hurley of st. Adams was in
town the first of last week to visit her
daughter, Miss Anna G. Hurley, who
is one of the eight speakers chosen from
a large preliminary class to participate in
the annual prize speaking contest of the
State Normal School.
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