News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-08
JOHNSON
Mrs. Vera Mihill is i'll with grip.
Mrs. VIM. Patten is i'll with grip.

The Normal school now plumbers 12
pupils.
Miss Della Barnard was in Morrisvill'
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler passed Friday il
Morrisvlle.
Chester Derby of Jericho was hom
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Maxfield is out again afte
having the grip.
G. N Gray of North Hyde Park was il
town Saturday.
Mrs. M. F. Gray is convalescing from
her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Mead have re
turned to Worthwhile.
Supt. Young Of Cambridge visited the
schools here Thursday.
Lee Butler has been staying at L. f
Dodge's for few days.
M. F. Gray has had a telephone in,
stalled in his residence.
Misses Lillian and Alice Darling spent
Friday in East Hardwick.
Mrs. Annie Lewis is helping out at B.
L. Ober's for a few weeks.
Leigh Fancher of Watertown, Mass, is
guest at Fl. M. Maxfield's.
The net receipts from town meeting
dinner were twenty-six dollar.
son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
low Callinr saturday, March 4.
Miss Anna Began and brother from
Fairfax We're in town Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Buck is able to be out
again, after hard attack of grip.
Tuesday, the 14th, the W. R. G. and S.
of V. hold their regular meetings.
Mrs. Brown of St. Johnsbury is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Fl. A. Fulsom.
Mrs. Samuel Chase visited her brother
in-law in Stowe the first of the week.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham was home
from Morrisville the first of the week.
Mrs. Julia Mcfarland of Waterville
was guest last week at Mrs. Jaynes'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Barrows of Nor
risville passed Saturday at D. S. Scott's.
Harry Drown of Newport visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Drown, last
week.
The Dread Club meeting Thursday
night will be an ''Old Home Week"
occasion.
W. T. Sinclair and family were guests
at Henry Terrill's in Hyde Park one day
last week.
Mr.. McGrath of Vergennes have moved
to the Newton farm, recently sold by L.
M. Flanders.
The Normal and High school girls were
on a snowshoe hike on French hill Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Holmes went to the hospital
last week Wednesday for an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. PEG, who has been occupying the
Scribner hodse on School street, has
moved to Gilmore.
Mrs. Sarah Collins and daughter, Dor
othy, were in Morrisville Friday, guests |
of Mrs. Geo. Clark
John Hill returned from Antrim, N. !
H., the first of the week, to be here on |
town meeting day.
Mrs. Electa Stinson, who has been Sc |
riOusly i'll for some weeks, is now able to
be about the house.
Geo. Flwood and Fred Holmes went to
Burlington Saturday to see their wives,
who are in the hospital.
Mr.. Haskins has moved from the Good
win house into the house rented by Lee
Whitney on Pearl street.
Chas. Wright of Hyde Park has taken
possession of the farm he recently pur-
chased OF Edward Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brewster were in
Jericho last week to see her father, W. B
Cady, who is slowly improving.
Miss Flora Pearl fell at her home on
Pearl street, Thursday and injured the
sciatic nerve of her right hip and is not
able to be out,
Mrs. C. N. harrington entertained a
party of friends last Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Bertha Arey of Salem,
Mass, who was visiting in town.
Mrs. Parsels gave a most powerful adj
dress Saturday afternoon at the opera
house on Prohibition VS.. Local Option.
Every voter in town should have heard it.
Miss Bertha 'Arey, former principal
of the training school, now of Salem,
Mass, has been a guest of Mrs. G. p.
Jones and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland from :
Tuesday unit Saturday of last week.
Mrs. N. J. Perry received word Sunday
night of the death of her sister, Mrs. G. !
Houghton in Swanton, after an illness .
of three weeks. Mrs. Perry left Monday
and Mr.. Perry on Monday night
to attend the funeral.
The Dread Literary Club will hold its i
regular meeting Thursday evening, Mar. II
10, with Mrs. Persis Mcfarland in charge. a
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