News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-19
JOHNSON

Howard Waterman is assisting IN H.
Barrows' store.
Miss Flora Tuliper was home iron
Hardwick Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kneeland were il
Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Allen of New York City il
guest at G. P. Jones'.
Mrs. Bennett Tilotson passed las
Thursday in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. j. FL. Bean of Jefferson
vile were in town Monday.
Miss Della Barnard assisted in S. R
Miler's insurance Office last week.
Frank Hoisington has moved to the
former Bassett farm in Hyde Park.
Mrs. VIM. Fletcher of Spring field,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. harrington left
Thursday on an extended auto trip.
Mr. Bell of Wallngford was in town
last week on business connected with the
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gould and son,
George, were in Newport the first of
the week.
Mrs. Mabel Foster went Saturday to
Bennington to visit her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Button have moved
from his farm in Hyde Park to her place
at East johnson.
D. P. Grange has sold his farm, former
ly known as the Warner farm, to Frank
Manley of Franklin.
S. G. Hill returned from Eden Friday,
where he passed Wednesday and Thurs
day with his brother.
Mrs. Della Jones of Cadys Falls has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. c. Davis
and was guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lamson of Morrisville has
been a recent guest of her cousin, Lemuel
Grow, and also at Samuel Patch's.
The Parker & Stearns planning mill has
been shut down for several days on &C
count of a break in the machinery.
Friends here united in giving a post
card shower last Saturday to Mrs. Geo.
Atwell, who is at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tracy, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Corley, Mrs. Harlow and Mrs. Day
ton Smalley passed Thursday in Snug
glers' Notch.
j. D. Odell and sister, Mrs. VIM. Les
lie, went to Rouses Point last week to at
tend the funeral of niece. who lost her
life in an automobile accident.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler Somerville, for
mer student of the Normal school, and
her mother, Mrs. Wheeler from Col
chester were in town last Thursday call
ing on old friends,
Leonard Pearl left Thursday for West
field, Mass, to visit his brother In camp
there. He is to teach chemistry in
Phillips Exeter Academy at Exeter, N.
H., the coming year.
Miss Bertha Mae White, daughter of
Mrs. Melinda White of johnson, was
married to Willie Z. White of Mooers
Forks, N. Y, Wednesday evening, Sept.
II, by Rev. A. A. Mandigo
A box party was held Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whit
ing. Seventy-five were present and the
proceeds of $25.60 are to help purchase
an organ for the Sunday school.
Miss Amy Davis has returned from {
where she passed the summer, q
and is with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Sweet, {
who does not improve as rapidly since
coming from the hospital as was hoped. |
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland and
Misses Marion and Alice, left
the first of the week for Boston by auto
Miss Marion is to enter Simmons College
in Boston, taking special work and Miss
Alice is specializing in art and music at
Laselle Seminary in Auburndale,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Holmes, Mrs. F. L. r
Dodge, Mrs. L. w. Worthley, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Laporte, Mrs. W. H. Nye, 8
Mrs. Florence Jaynes and children Tia /,
and Clifford, and Mrs. Rollin Titus at =
ended the funeral of Mrs. John Herrick r
1t Hyde Park Saturday afternoon. a
F. w. Leslie's valuable new span of N
work horses which he recently purchased n
n Morrisville became unmanageable Ia
Monday afternoon at the head of Rail- &c
Dad street, when the lines broke, and
ha -
arge tree on Mrs. Fulier's lawn, causing
hem to stop. Robert Flanders was the A
river and his father, Chester Flanders,
vas on the hay rack and by falling down
nd clinging he managed to remain until
be wagon struck the tree. The son
1mped from the team on the street, n
The father was stunned by striking the
ement walk, but soon rallied. No one
vas Sc riously injured but the wagon and d,
harnesses were more or less broken to
ieces.