News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
JOHNSON

JOHNSON
Wayland Mills is reported out of
danger.
Mr.. Collins and son, Chellis, are i'm
proving.
Carl Baker and family are visiting
Harry Baker in Montpelier.
Mrs. c. Z. Hobrook is much improved
and is now able to leave her room.
F. Fl. Holmes, who is at Fanny Allen
hospital, is reported as improving.
Miss Katherine Dooley of Springfield
has been a guest of Miss Lillian White.
Mrs. Mary Austin of Morrisville is
passing week at the Gomo's in district
No, II.
L. 1. Bishop of Hardwick, the new
station agent began his work several
days ago.
Miss Hazel Coolidge was in Morrisyille
Saturday, the guest of Mrs. Foster
Andrews.
Merrill Atwel of Eden from Camp
Wadsworth, s. c., was in town the last
of the week.
j. w. McCun and wife and Chauncey
McCuin and family motored to Water
bury the first of the week.
Miss Louise Leland of East Fairfield
was a guest of Miss Eta Folsom at Miss
Mabel Austins over Sunday.
Mrs. Phillips of Boston is visi ting her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Saleeby and friend,
Miss Chapman of Wllimantic, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. ]. Allen Dodd and chill.
dren of North Hero were guests the first
of the week of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. W. Peck.
Richard Rogers and family of West
Glover were guests the first of the week
of his cousins, Mrs. L. B. Worthley and
Miss Alice Mills.
More favorable reports are being re-
ceived from F. L. Holmes. Frank |
Holmes passed Sunday at the hospital
with his brother.
Howard Waterman and Ernest Nc
Donald are in military training school
in Springfield, Mass, and James Miller is
at the training school in Burlington.
Six teams from the Plot, and twenty
men including several who jDined them
from the village did about one half of the
haying for Deforest Collins Monday.
Miss Flossie Laplant, who has been WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Addie Jones, for two
weeks, returned to Bellows Falls, last
Sunday with her uncle, Herman Jones'
W. E. Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Arthur Stearns left Saturday morning for
Montreal and Quebec by auto. Mrs.
Tracy, who has been visiting her sister
in Montreal, will return with them.
Because of mistake in the program
made at the headquarters, "The Awaken
ing' was not given at the moving pic
lures last Saturday night but will be
given Wednesday at the Opera House.
Mrs. VIM. Coolidge was given a sur
prise on the occasion of her 90 birthday
by her granddaughter, Winnie Knowles.
were served and the cake
was made by the little granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ballow have issued
Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Irene Viola to Rollin Otis
Balch of johnson, which will occur at
the home of the bride at 20 Buel street
Burlington Wednesday evening, Aug. 7,
A new lot of Red Cross sock yarn has
just been received. New instructions
are that the socks must be knit loosely
On large needles, No. 10 steel or No. l
celluloid. When finished the sock-foot
should measure IL IL in, in length, the
leg IA in, and the cuff when we'll STREET {
ched, Is 1-2 in. in circumference.
Mrs. Nadeau, on the Bashaw farm,
when returning Sunday afternoon from
Alfred Nadeau's on the Perry farm, met
with serious accident. When coming
down the Perry Hill something broke {
about the wagon, causing the horse to {
run and Mrs. Nadeau was thrown out, t
one leg was broken twice and the hip 3
was fractured. She was taken to the
hospital that afternoon.