News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-04-26
LOCAL NEW S
JOHNSON

Ira Jones has been i'll the past
week.
~ ID. P. Whiting was in Morrisville
Saturday.
States Attorney Tracy was in Bel
videre Saturday.
Mrs. Shirley Jones is quite i'll at
Frank Writings.
Ernest Japan has rented the
Charles Patch farm.
Byron Lambert has had his house
wired for electric lights.
Mrs. Edna Patch and children will
move to Richmond May l.
Fl. M. Maxfield was in North Hyde
Park on business Saturday.
j. M. Miller has lented his farm
to Mr.. Gilman of Hardwick.
Supt. McAllister of Hyde Park
visited schools here Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ithamer Sweet Sunday. April %.
Mrs. Flora BaXendale of Underhill
is a guest of her brother, E. NJ
Davis.
- Miss Ruth Weeks, teacher at River
side school, spent Saturday in Nor
risville.
Herman Holbrook and son, Wayne,
of Hyde Park were callers at Charles
Holbrook's Sunday.
State Engineer D. O. Young and
E. R. Welch of Montpelier were here
on business last week.
Rev. A. B. Ross was in North Hyde
Park Tuesday to officiate at the
funeral of Mr.. Hazard.
Roy Jones, tester for the Central
Lamoille Cow Testing Association,
was in TOWN lact Unak
Willard F. Grey fell from a STEP
ladder at his home Saturday after
noon and broke one arm.
Charles Whiting and family have
returned from East Fairfield and
have opened their home here.
y f. F. Davis has -year-old
7 heifer which gave 1923 pounds of
milk in 80 days and tested A.
Rev. George Young went Friday to
Maiden, Mass, to attend the Assembly
of the Church of the Nazarene.
Mrs. j. L. Pierce was in Jefferson
vile Thursday night. where she in
stalled the officers of the O. E. S.
Miss Lucy Stearns of st. Johns
bury was weekend guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Stearns,
4 G. R. jenkins of Shelburne Falls.
Mass. was a weekend visitor of
Miss Lucy Stearns at F. H. Stearns'.
E. j. Rutter, optometrist, will be
at the hotel Friday, the 5th Call
and have your eyes examined.-Ad-
vertised.
Miss Evelyn Wiley, Porter Greene
and Marvin Goddard of Morrisville
were weekend guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
} George Young's.
CAROLS orchestra will furnish
music for dance at Hotel Melendy
Wednesday, May 10. Full bill $500. |
Advertisement.
Charles Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Grow, L. R. Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Arthur Grow and daughter were all |
in Morrisville Saturday.
ID. b. Smalley and son, Burleigh, |
were. in Montpelier Saturday, when
the formers son, Tracy, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis.
The domestic science class of the |
high school will serve a cafeteria |
supper Thursday of this week from
$3.50 to 700 at the school building.
The girls of the Misunderstanding |
class are doing their practice teach |
ing in the rural schools of johnson, |
Morristown, Fletcher and Cambridge. |
\ Gwendoline B. Ross received her
1nurse's cap last week in the ROYAL
Victoria hospital, Montreal, and is |
now one of the 200 nurses in that |
institution.
The home demonstration depart |
ment of the Farm Bureau will have
a special meeting next week Monday
at 1870 o'clock to continue the mil |
linery work.
Rev. and Mrs. Percy Newton of
Albany came to johnson Monday and
Tuesday they. with Rev. G. R. Akers,
motored to White River Junction to
attend the Vermont Methodist Con-
ference. t"i1 '@ s'3..
Mrs. Arthur B. Ross is spending a
few weeks in Montreal, visiting
friends and relatives, and was pres
ent at the wedding of her nephew.
Reginald Armstrong, returned SOL
der, who was at Lens and in the dan
ger zone of the war for years, but |
ESCAPED unhurt.
Mrs. Robert Fields returned from
the hospital Saturday night.
Harold Parady has returned to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Parady.
holllS OdSWellS morse Darn MOOR
gave way Saturday night, letting a
pair of horses into the basement,
bruising one horse quite badly.
Mrs. Sarah Ellsworth and son,
Floyd. were in Morrisville Saturday.
Mark Patch of Randolph recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Edna Patch.
Mrs. George Fairbanks and two
sons from Claremont. N. H., are in
town visiting the formers nieces,
Mrs. Robert Fields and Mrs. Arthur
Grow.