News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-09
JOHNSON
Mrs. Frank Miller is i'll.

Mrs. Frank Miller is i'll.
Miss Alice Beecher is caring for Mrs
Livermore.
Mrs. Ella Currier has taken roor,s a
E. D. Mills,
Hela Gonyeau was home from Burling
ton over Sunday.
Frank Jones who has been employed il
Worcester, Mass is in town.
Miss Belle Baker has advertised her
place on Main street for sale.
Mrs. Walter Titus OF Morlisvile is with
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Barrows.
Mrs. Martha Mckenzie OF Cal, has
been visiting Mrs. Joseph Shavenaugh.
Rev. Mr. Brush of Hardwick was a
guest of Mrs. E. E. Hodgkins Thursday.
Mrs P. B. Mcdowell is visiting her
mother, Mrs. M. E. Parker in Burlir gton.
Mrs. Maggie Haines Of Ossing, N. Y, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Simpson.
c. F. Eddy and wife of Hyde Park were
recent guests Of his sister, Mrs. F.S Heath.
Eugene BUNS has moved into the tene-
naent in the Riddle Block vacated by L.
W. Fletcher.
The regular meeting of the Dread Club
is postponed until March Oath, and will be
musical evening.
Miss Doris Evood won first prize for
girls at the Montpelier Seminary prize
speaking Feb. Goth.
Tracy Smaley is taking an enforced va
cation from Montpelier Seminary, on ac-
count of eye trouble.
Samuel Grow who has been visiting his
brother, Henry Grow Of Port Jackson, N.
Y, returned home Friday.
Everett Lambert has returned to school
after being absent about four weeks while
recovering from severe accident.
Arden Bangs who was called here, by
the serious condition of his father, Henry
Bangs, has returned to Springfield.
H. o. Styles went Tuesday night of last
week to Burlington to serve on the jury of
the United States Supreme Court.
Mrs. Max Wilson of Burlington; who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs James Nc
Cuin, returned to Burlington Saturday.
Arden Bangs and Mrs. Wv. Knowles
of Springfield, were called here by the seri-
ouscondition Of their father, Henry Bangs. !
A special meeting of Waterman Lodge
No, 26, will be held Thursday evening,
March 10th. Refreshments we'll be served. |
R. H. Royce was in St. Adams Thurs
day, to visit his grandfather, A. H. Royce
who is at the City Sanitarium for treat
ment. |
The Paramount picture, In Civilians
Clothes" will be shown at the Opera
House under the auspices Of the'local
American Legion Post.
Frank Sylvester has resigned as Sales
man for the American Tale Co., and &C.
cepted position as Assistant Cashier for
Wilson &, Co., at Burlington.
Harold Robinson and sister, Mabel,
have been visiting relatives in Bedford, P
Q, returning home Saturday night their
sister. Gladys, returning with them
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harmed went Sat-
urday to St. Johnsbury. They will re- {
main there for a week, then go to Black
stone, Mass, to visit Mrs. Harned's sister,
Mrs. Harry Heath. |
The next Club Tea will be held at the
Library next Monday afternoon. The !,
hostesses will be Mrs. Georgia Stearns, Mrs.
Estella Saleeby, Mrs. Helen Hol comb and
Mrs Marjorie Collins.
Mrs. W. A Mckenzie of Lodi, CAL, l
Supt. and organizer Of the National We'll e
fare Union has been in town fer some days,
and will remain this week. Mrs. Mckenzie
will speak in the village rural schools.
Methodist Church