News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-03-28
JOHNSON

W. e. Tracy was in Cambridge Friday.
@. P. Jones was in Burlington Friday.
Farmers have generally begun sugar
ing.
S. A. Griswold is home from South
Hero.
F. o. Thomas has returned from Cam
bridge.
Miss Loula Butler is home from Cam
bridge.
Miss Lena Wilder was in Morrisvile
last week,
Mrs. H. M. Maxfeld was in Burlington
Wednesday.
e. E. Holmes has been appointed
health officer.
George Melvin of Jacksonville was in
town Thursday.
Miss Lila Whipple has taken rooms at
H. B. Caswell's.
Chesley Notemire is passing his vaca-
ton in Waterville.
Mr.. Paladee of Essex junction is clerk
ing for Riddle Bros.
Mrs. Hattie Waite returned to Barre
the first of last week.
Mrs. J. L. Pierce has had her house
wired for electricity.
Miss Georgiana Bailey is home from
her school in Cambridge.
Ellis Parker was at his home in North
Hyde Park over Sunday.
Fred Dubray of Cambridge is working
for o. Fl. Wilson in sugaring.
Miss Hattie Emery who teaches in
Guildhall was home last week.
Miss Amy Perry, who teaches in Rich
ford, is home for the Easter vacation.
Robins, blackbirds. and wagons are
among the most recent signs of spring.
r. J. Caswell has rented M. S. Hills
farm for two years and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas are enter
tanning two grandsons from Cambridge.
The quarantine for scarlet fever has
been removed from Mrs. Stella Partlow's
home.
Next Thursday evening will occur the
annual business meeting of the Dread
Club.
Miss. Elsie Stearns, who teaches in
Montpelier, came home Saturday for the
Easter recess.
Mr.. Laduke moved last week from M.
S. Hills farm to the Chamberlain house.
just vacated by Louis Barry.
FredsFi ench from Eden has moved to
III. B. Caswel's tenement. His daughter,
Miss Hazel, clerks for W. Fl. Nye.
Mrs. P. S. Hebb and son, Winston,
were-in st. Johnsbury Saturday. He is
visiting his grandparents in Peacham.
Mrs. j. W. McCuin returned Saturday |
from Hardwick, where she had been with |
her daughter Mrs. Earl WEIGH, who is i'll |
The family of Mr.. Hosineton on School |
street is.lquarantined for mild case of |
diphtheria. One of the children has the |
disease.
The item last week stating Miss Reba |
Porter had been engaged to teach in
district No. II was an error. No teacher
has been engaged yet.
Mrs. Fred Leslie and daughter, Mil |
dred, andE Misses Lizzie Pike and Alice |
Scott were recent guests at Rev. E. G. |
FreDch's in Hardwick.
Mrs.'Hoyt Mears and two daughters
returned to their home in Milton Mon. |
day, afterTpassing few days with Mr..
and Mrs..H. B. Mears.
Miss Annabel Mcdonald, who has been |
teaching in East Burke, is at the home of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. A. McDon-
aid, for the Easter vacation.
Miss Grace Waite has been appointed
Administrative of her fathers estate and
her aunt, Mrs. Hattie Waite, of Barre adj
ministratrix of Mrs. Fl. N. Waite's es-
tate.
NicklWinkie is home from the south
ern part of the state, where he has en-
plOy nAOutf CdIl6u ny Tue SERIOUS illness OF
his ten days old child from pneumonia.
The child is gaining.
Ex-Lieut-Gov and Mrs. G. H. Stearns.
who have,been spending several weeks in
ST. Petersburg and Tampa, Fla, sailed
from Tampa,March q, five days trip to
New York, where they stop for time
before coming to Vermont.
William McGrath, whose father, James i
McGrath, moved from johnson last fall, {
died of pneumonia at the st. JOseph's (
orphanage in Burlington last Tuesday. (
The burial was at Essex Junction. His
two sisters and brother are also at the
Orphanage. ,
ErlesHolmes left Tuesday to join the {
Civil and Electrical Engineering class of {
the U. V. M. of which he is a member, {
and has gone to New York and Science ]
tady with them. At the latter city they {
will visit the large plant of the Gen. |
Electric Co.