News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-09
JOHNSON

Henry Bangs is convalescing from tn
grip.
J.V. Barton is feeble since having tn
grip.
Mrs. B. Hunt is home from Woodsville
N. Ell.
Chauucey McCun is i'll and confined tt
the house.
Mrs Ethel jackson passed Saturda,
in Burlington.
Mrs. Lottie Mcfarland is with her SOD
O. A. Mcfarland.
Clifford Jaynes has returned from 6
visit in Morrisvile.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Mead returned tc
johnson Wednesday.
James Hodges and Mr.. Ryan visited al
J. M. Miller's Sunday.
Geo. Elwood reports his wife as slowly
improving at the hospital.
MIS-. Geo. Strattou went to Burlington
on Saturday for short stay.
Joseph Shavenaugh was business Wis
itor in Hyde Park Thursday.
George Atwell has opened repair shop
at his home on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stearns are the
parents of a son, born Jan. 30
Tne second child in the Elmer Fay
family is i'll with scarlet fever.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Fulsom returned
home Saturday. His office is open.
The U. V. M. students returned to
Burlington Wednesday morning.
johnson Normal School notes reached
us this morning--too late for publication.
Mrs. NJ. F. Gray is not improving from
the grip and trained nurse is caring for
her.
Miss Louise Leland spent Sunday in
Jacksonville with her cousin, Mrs. John
Bean.
Joseph LaFluer is ill from grip and
VIM. Walker is taking his place on the
hotel bus.
Carmi Courtney has finished work for
E. j. Woodward ard is working in the
tale mine.
The Club Tea for Feb. IA will not be
given on account of SO many being iii
with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Durkee and chill
dren are stopping at John Dubray's for
the present.
lo1 RI
risville last week by the illness and death |
of Mrs. D. G. Smith.
Mrs. Edith Mudgett has returned from |
Eden, where she has been caring for her
mother, Mrs. Henry Adams.
johnson Grange won the $40 in gold as
prize offered by the State Grange for
discussions during the year.
Walbridge Fullngton was home from
Middlebury College two days last week,
returning Saturday morning.
Erie Holmes came home Monday night
from the U. V. NJ. Miss Waterman and
Miss Maxfield are also at home.
Mrs. J. T. Baxendale has gone to Es-
sex to assist Mrs. Eta Stowe in the care
of her mother, who is very feeble.
Elmer Fay's little boy is ill of scarlet
fever. The fifth and sixth grades of the
schools are closed on this account.
The play, "Little Buckshot',', which
was to have been presented at johnson,
Feb. IL, has been postponed one week.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. Mellor are attending
the District Preachers meeting and Ep-
worth League Convention at Waterbury
W. E. May of Wolcott visited his aged
father, Simon May, Monday, who recent.
ly fell and broke his hip and is now in
a very feeble condition.
Geo. Ellwood went to the Mary Fetch ]
er hospital Saturday to visitMrs. Ellwood. I, i
Her sister, Mrs. Partlow, was with her
on Thursday of last week,
A box containing Numbered clothes
has been removed from Mrs. J. L. Pierce's
porch. Will the party who made the
please return and oblige.
Mrs. Taylor Mead went to Underhill
Wednesday to meet her husband at his :
uncle's, where he came FROM the hospital
the same day. They will soor return to
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins of Water
bury announce the engagement of their
Marion wilkins, to Sabin
Hodges of johnson. Miss Wilkins is at 81
tending the Normal.
E. P. Jose, H. W. Peck, Arthur Thomp- N
son and c. w. Manchester were business VI
visitors in Hyde Park Friday at which
lime the Manchester case was heard at p
he Probate Office. y
At Miss Fay's Club meeting, Thursday I'll
evening, the members are requested to
BRING child pictures. The subject is: al
Development of the child, from birth to F.
tx years of age, from six to fourteen OF
years, in the home and in the school," &C
Wednesday evening at o'clock Clar- Il
nee Trua Wilson will sneak at the town 10