News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-16
JOHNSON
wood is i'll with grip.

grip
Frank Clark is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Landlord E. w. Wells is suffering from
the grip.
Fl. N. Gordon has returned from trip
to Boston.
j. Hickey is visiting relatives in
Burlington.
Mrs. Benjamin Ober is numbered with
the sick ones.
Frank Boyce and child are numbered
among the sick.
Chauncey McCuin is out after an i'll
ness of ten days.
Miss Anna Cakes is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. McCuin have sufs
fered from the grip.
j. v. Barton is able to be out agail,,
fter severe illness.
Miss Emma Lewis is home from her
school in Hyde Park
There Will be "a regular meeting of the
o. K. 5. Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Miller has suffered re-
lapse from her recent illness.
Mrs. Lucy Hutchins Douglas of E len
is woi king for Mrs. Holcomb.
Leonard Elan ders is much improved.
after an illness OF several weeks.
Miss. Thelma Hawley of Jacksonville
was guest Monday of Alice Mills.
Mrs. G. E. Stone of Morrisvlle is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. E. Stearns.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the par
sonage on Thursday from 2 to p. m.
Mrs. Harry Morey received word Mon
day of the death of her mother at Gar
field.
: The members of the Junior League had |
an enjoyable time at their social last
week.
Mrs. Ellen Osgood from Hardwick is |
here caring for her daughter. Mrs. F. w. |!
Leslie.
Mrs. Mary Milford, an aunt of Mrs. |
Mary Milford from Jericho, is staying |
with her.
Rev. and Mrs. F. r Keller of Wolcott |
were guests. Thursday of Rev. and Mrs.
l. Mellor.
Mrs. Fl. A. Thomas of West Lebanon,
N. e., Twisted her sister, Mrs. e. Fl. Scott,
last week.
Mrs. E. G. Diamond of Fletcher Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Sarah Lampher
over Sunday.
Ezeb Gotta, who has been living with
his son-in-aw, Mr.. Carpenter, has gone
to Ashley Dodge's.
Miss 1. M. Barton has resumed work in
W. III. Nye's store, after an absence of
more than nine weeks.
A broken water main caused scarcity
Of water until repairs could be complet-
ed Thursday forenoon.
The postoffice will be closed from 10 a.
m. to p. M, Feb. %. and the carriers
will not make their trips.
Little Buckshot" three act drama,
at the Opera House, Feb Is, for the
benefit of johnson High School.
Mrs. N. j. Perry has returned from ,
Swanton, where she was called by the
1eath of her niece. Ines Peas.
Mrs. John Parody has gone to Murres-
'oro. ILL.,, and Mr.. Parody expects to join !
Ter as soon as he can sell his farm.
Levi Mobiles died Sunday Of pneumo- /
Tia. He moved from johnson to North a
Hyde Park in the early winter, where be t
lied. s
Miss Georgia Bailey was home over v
sunday from Cambridge, Her mother,
Irs, Clarey, improves very slowly from
Ter recent illness. j
The Boy Scouts will meet at the home
# the Scout Master next Monday even
ng to practice scout songs and rehearse
he scout play to be given in the near v
uture. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Parker were given a :.
urprise last Thursday night by their
eighbors and friends. They go to Cam
ridge to workfor Kinsley Putnam.
Clarence True Wilson, one of the most 81
Elective speakers in the country, will 81
peak at town hall this evening on 1.-THE
question Before the People" at a Pro- e
ibition Rally. r
Dr. G. T. Wilson, the temperance ora
or from Topeka, Kan, speaks at eight
clock tonight at the Opera House on
or License. Every voter G
hould hear him. Ladies are also in
tied.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey entertained the Sem
DR. class of the High School, of which i
er son, Howard, is a member, in honor
bis 10Th birthday, Feb. Z, at her home. r
! very pleasant evening was passed, and Iy
were served. Is
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