News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-12-13
JOHNSON


Read Jones' Christmas adv.
Richard Nye was in Hyde Park Friday.
Edward Mills of Fletcher was in town
last week.
Hon. L. L. Pearl was in Hyde Park last
Thursday.
CT. Hayford is in Boston and vicinity
on business.
Mrs Fl. A. Folsom has returned from
st. Johnsbury.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, How
ard Davis Monday.
Dan O'Hear from Island Pond came
Saturday for few days stay.
Mrs Herman Cleveland was taken to
the Fanny Allen Hospital last week.
Mrs. E. L. Votey of Burlington was
guest of Mrs. o A. Mcfarland Friday.
The little son of Howard Davis fell
down stairs Sunday and broke one wrist
The Misses Marjorie tombstone and
Cleo Emery were iu Morrisville Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Pike is assisting in G. P.
Jones' drug store through the holidays.
Claude Manning of Rutland recently
visited his aunt, Mrs. H.. w. Peck, and
family.
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Barre is with her
brother, DR.. Il. N. Waite, who is quite
poorly.
Carl Baker, who has been on the Lee
land farm for few years, has rented the
Hooper house.
Mrs. Griswold has moved from Gulf
street to rooms in Mrs. Parker's house on
Lower Main street.
Mrs. Julia Fay of Keehe, n H., has
been called here by the death of her
brother, Alfred Fay.
FL. n. Gorden. while assisting at the
tac mill, received an injury to one foot
and has to be carried to the mill.
w. G. Jones' team was run into by an
auto last week between here and Hyde
Park. He was thrown out but not in
jured.
Mrs. Frank Miller returned from the
hospital Monday morning leaving her
husband as comfortable as could be ex-
pected.
Samuel Patch, who bought the Geo.
Courser place on Lower Main street, has
moved back to his farm in Morristown
for the winter.
Alfred Fay died Sunday at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Joseph Fay, where he
held at ahe home this afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Some of the Boy Scouts took hike
Monday to Sterling Pond and Beaver
Meadow. Three have scored 20 points
each, but Lewis Barry has jumped into
the lead with % points.
Geo. Marshall, who works in the wooden
mill had his hand caught in carding
Friday. He was taken to Fanny &
Allen hospital that afternoon, where one
finger and part of another was ampu-
tated.
Mrs. Elmer Balcb. Mrs. VIM. Laporte, a
Mrs. ii. o. Stiles, Mrs. F. w. Holmes,
Mrs. VIM. Walker and Miss Della Barn
ard were among those who attended the
Pomona Grange at Morrisville last week
Wednesday.
Leon Thurber, who recently came to Z
work for Parker g. Stearns, had finger 3
cut on the circular saw Monday, at the ,
the water mill. He left that night for
his home in Williamstown to remain I'M r
I'll after the holidays. 4
Robert Flanders was seriously injured
by being struck by falling tree c
10 the woods near the Frank Heath farm,
where he was at work on lumber Job.
One arm and one leg were broken. He
was taken to the hospital that afternoon. |
Mrs. Irving Wood received severe
bruises about her head and shoulders
Sunday caused by the starting of the
horses when she was attempting TO get .
INTO sled. She is confined to her room /,
and Mrs. Candis Carpenter is caring for
Der. q
Mrs. Harvey Doty, the aged mother of
II. B. Doty, died at his home Saturday :
night. She had been in feeble health for
several years. The funeral was held at
the Cong'l church Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock. Rev. +. W. Hazen officiating.
Burial was in Hyde Park. '