News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-09
Johnson

Mrs. S. c. Hill visited in Hardwic
recently.
Arthur Thompson was in Burlington
last week.
Miss Mildred Lambert sprained heI
wrist recently.
Rev. E. G. French was home for a few
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Jones were in Bur.
lington Tuesday.
Henry Bangs is slowly recovering from
his recent accident.
Nj. F. Gray has finished work in Nor.
risvile and is at home.
Miss Dorothy Collins spent Sunday at
her home in Hyde Park.
Mrs. w. o. Davis of Wolcott visited
friends in town the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Davis of Water
vile visited Mrs. J. c. Davis, Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Holbrook of North Hyde
Park is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Shufelt.
Miss Doris Elwood, Paul Stearns and
Tracy Smalley were at home from Mont
pelier Seminary for the weekend.
Lyman PecI who has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. c. F. Hayford, has re-
tprned to his home in West Glover.
Mrs. Allen Fletcher and daughter, Al
lene, from Montpelier, are spending
week at the home Of L. W. Fletcher.
Peter Lambert slipped and fell on the
ice near his home Saturday and was bad
Iy hurt. 1t is thought that some of his
ibis are broken.
The Misses Rena Parker and Marion
Barrows, and Paul Woodward and Wilbur
Barrows were at home from the U. V. Nj.
for the weekend.
Mrs. Emogene Adams, who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs Ora Richards,
was taken i'll with grippe Friday, and went
to her home in Eden.
Ladies Ct the o. E. s. will please re-
member the box party Thursday evening.
1t is hoped that all will be present and
make this successful affair.
Mrs. l.. W. Fletcher, after spending
two weeks in Burlington with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. ]. ]. Potter and Mrs. Harold
Sweet, returned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Susan Freeman left Thursday
morning for Arlington Heights, Mass to
visit her son, Nathan. Miss Mildred Sar. |
gent, who has employment there, accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Georgia Stearns and daughter,
Joyce, returned home from Montpelier |
the last of the week. Mrs H. L. Soule
of Burlington came with them to remain /
few days.
Miss Ida Barton nearly dislocated her
shoulder by fall on the ice last Wednes-
day. She is getting along as we'll as can :,
be expected, but is suffering a great deal |
of pain in her arm.
Be sure to hear Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Wells at johnson Opera House Friday
evening. Feb. 18th. Their work is high
class. from both musical and dramatic
standpoint. -adv't.
The Boy Scouts are selling tickets this
week for the Wells Entertainment Friday
evening, Feb, 81. You will enjoy this
number of Our Entertainment Course, for
Mr.. and Mrs, Wells are excellent Anter
taners.-adv't.
A Colonial Tea will he helu Monday ,,
afternoon, Feb. 18th, at 8 p. M, at the
Library, Members of the o. L. Club are
requested to wear old fashioned clothing
as far as possible. An interesting after
noon is expected. Come and bring a guest, ! t
Mrs. Oliver T. johnson of St. Louis, !
Mo, field worker for the National League
OF Women Voters, will speak Thursday i
evening. Feb. 10, at the Library. This S
meeting is open to everyone and all are
urged to take advantage of this opportu. i
nifty to hear an instructive and interesting
address
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wells, who appear i,
in Johnson Friday evening, Feb. II, give G
a program embracing baritone and soprano l,
solos, vocal duets, story telling and read /,
ngs, dramatic sketches, humorous and a
sketches. All who hear them will
enjoy a pleasant evening. Don't forget u
the date,-adv't. =,
A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of /
he Jason S. Hunt Post, No. 46, will be n
leld at the home of Mrs. W. H. Nye on a
March lst at S p. m. Adjutant Allen |
Fletcher of Montpelier is expected to be =
present. All mothers, wives. daughters R
and sisters of members OF the American
legion are cordially invited to attend ard d
ign to become members. !,
Allen Fletcher, Adjutant of the Ameri- Il
an Legion, left Saturday evening for s.
D. c., to be present at a "