News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-01-04
Johnson

JOT1lNSOIN
Mrs. Jennie Fullineton is quite i'll.
Mrs. Julia Button has returned from
Underhill
Mrs. Mary Fletcher has returned IRON
Burlingt n.
Miss Cla, Hill returned to Boston Mon
day morning.
Mrs. H. w. Peck returned from Waits
field Saturday.
Miss Ruth Sweet returned to Wolaston,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Walter Titus from Morrsvile is
at H. A. Barows.
Miss Edith Leslie has returned to her
school in Mortified.
Miss Rena Parkeris visiting in Burling-
ton and Vergennes
Miss Lucy Stearns returned to st.
Johnsbury Monday.
Maurice stearns has returned to his
home in Montpelier.
The schools. opened Tuesday, after va
cation of two weeks.
R. o. Balc1, who has been quite i'll
with tonsilitis is better.
Miss Jania Chapman ret'pned Monday
to her school in Barton.
The Y. P. S. c. E. are planning to go
on hike Friday evening,
Mrs. Jane Ellsworth returned Saturday
morning from Hyde Park.
Miss Clara Stiles was in Burlington
last Thursday and Friday.
Fred Daniels has purchased the Heath |
farm on the Cambridge road.
Paul Woodland of Burlington was week
end visitor at H. w. Ptck's.
Austin Richards, who has been very i'll,
is improving and able to be out.
Roland Stafford and Roy Neil from
Waits6eld were in town recently.
The Ladies of the Dread Club gave a
Club Tea Monday afternoon at the Lii
library.
Miss Mae Maxheld has returned to New
Haven, Conn, and Miss Jennie to Hart
ford, Conn.
julie Robbins, who has been visiting at
c. F. Hayford's has returned to his home
in Maine.
The U V. NJ. and Seminary students
have returned to their studies at Burling-
ton and Montpelier.
Miss Roxie Chris lie has been employed
in H. c. Parker's office during the holi.
day vacation =,
Jessie Russell, who has lived on the
Heath farm for several months has nloved
to Canb idge
Miss Dorothy Sargent has gone to Little
ton, N Il to visit her brother, Howard
and sister. Lillian Sargent.
F F. Davisdressed a "a mo. igrecently +,
which tipped the scales at 338 pounds. !
Frank thinks that was some pig.
TIE teachers are planning TO put on the Z
play Nothing but the Truth" in the /
u, ar future for benefit of the Library. c
Mrs. Harvey Heminway from Brattle. h
boro is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Waters and sister, Mrs E. Miller. 2
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Pratt and laugh t
ter, Marion were il North Hyde Park g
Sunday to attend re- union of the Pratt S
family. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whiting and chill
dren have returned from East Fairfield A
to their home here after an absence of Y
several weeks. 81
A card party was held at the home of =
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Holmes Friday ID
evening, Dec.'30, n'honor of the birthday q
of their son, William
Riverside school opened Monday, Jan. d
2. Miss Ruth Sweet of Charlestown, N. Il
H., is the teacher engaged to take the ="
place of Mrs. F. F. Davis. Y
News was received by H. NJ Maxfeld ;,
Of the death of James B. Newcomb, Dec. !,
81, in Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Newcomb was =,
for number of years resident If John r
son aud will be remem beted by the older i
During che rush to the ''Klon- i
dixie, Mr.. Newcomb was one of these II
who went and since that time his home :;
has been in the West. A
JOHNSON NAZARENE CHURCH q .
There will be a prayer meeting N
Wednesday night at 1880. W
On Friday night at 1880 the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Rev. G. M