News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-24
JOHNSON.

last week.
Miss Lula Fletcher visited in Morrisvie
last Saturday.
Rollo Hebb of Cambridge is visiting his IN
Gle, Smith Heob.
Mrs. Maria Davis spent two days in Cam
bridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Jones visited in Cam
bridge Saturday.
j. D. Ode and P. C. Stearns went to Mont
peler last Tuesday.
Arthur Pike is working on George Powers
house in MorrisVille.
The friends of Mrs. VIM, Tracy are glad to
hear she is improving.
Moses Mcfarland and wife of Waterville
were in town Monday.
DR.. II. n Waite has been called to illinois
by the sickness of his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wilson spent Sunday
with her uncle j A. Partlow.
Mrs. Wheeler has returned from Worcester,
Mass, where she has been visiting.
c. S. Clark went to Montpelier Tuesday to
attend the re union of the Sth Vt.
Mrs. Damon Curmy is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of bleeding at the nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haze of Milton visited at Or
rim Fosters Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Prentiss was called to Moretown again
on Thursday, his father being worse
B. A. Hunt is shngling his building on the
corner OF Main and Railroad streets.
W. Il. Nye, wife aud son Richard arein Bos-
ton, combining business with pleasure.
Rev. Noble Buck has returned from st. Al
bans and is stopping with his brothers
c. P. Jones has been in Boston most of the
past week and is expected home to-day
Mrs. John Bean OF Jacksonville spent Fri
day with her mother, Mrs. Alma Leland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCuin of Belvidere
visited at Joseph Farnums Wednesday,
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs Hill from Morristown
visited Mis- Murray Buck last Saturday.
Mrs. Madison Sargent, who has been quite
i'll the past three weeks, is reported better.
Grace Leland spent Saturday and Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs Bean of Jacksonville.
VIM. Leslie and wife attended the funeral of
George Thorrngton OF Lowell last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Morris Hill at Proctor.
George Rooney and John Miner attended
the Catholic Fair at Hyde Park Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Bradley and son Allen
of Stowe visited at Joel Partows Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. o. W. Mcfarland is spending Ladies'
week" at Montpelier stopping with Mrs. Wal
lace Andrews
Chas. Drown from No. Troy has rented W.
G. Doanes house and is expected with his
family to-day.
Rev. R. j. Barton occupied the pulpit in the
Congl church Sunday morning aud the NJ. E.
in the evening.
Arthur Foster of Boston is here superin-
tending the finishing of the house he is build
ing on his farm
Wilder Magoon had the misfortune to step
on a nail which pierced his foot and is causing
him much trouble.
Mrs. Norman Waterman is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington receiving
treatment for hereyes.
Mrs G. S. Clark and Mrs Homer Caswel at
tended the district meeting of the W. r. C. at
Morrisville on Wednesday.
L. A. Davis and wife of East Johnson took
advantage of the excursion rates to visit
their daughter in Salem, Mass.
Clifford Leland, who has spent some time
in Morrisville visiting his brother has gone
to Burlington for medical treatment.
Chesley Hartwell has bought an interest in
grocery and Wholesale meat market at Es-
sex Junction and left here Monday morning
MISS JOsepulub lbk, u D6dCOQeBS from
Boston will give an address in the audience
room of the NJ. E. church next Sunday even
ing.
There will be no morning service in the
Congl church next Sunday as Mr. French
goes to Springfield, Mass, to attend the
Foreign Mission Convention.
Miss Florence Cunningham entertained a
party of young people, consisting of those OF
her class in the Normal, and some others, in
a very enjoyable way last Friday evening.
The delegates attending the Sunday school
convention at Barre this week are B. l.. Aus
tin and wife from the Congl, j. A. Andrews
from the Baptist and Carlos Cakes from the
M. E., Sunday schools.
About eighteen of our village sportsmen
went to Morrsville Saturday to a rifle shoot
They we're treated to fine dinnerat Eli Giles
who deserves especial praise for his gena
hospitality and kindness.
party of II Brother Masons attended the
regular communication at Morrisvile Wed
nesday evening, witnessing the work in the
third degree and afterwards enjoying an oys
ter supper. They report fine time.
reception was given Prof. Atwood ant
his bride Oct. ID by the faculty of Straight
University. The rooms we're beautifully dee
grated, and refreshments served after which
the bride and groom were presented with al
elegant French clock
johnson received the news of Prof Ranger
unanimous election as State Superintendent
with mingled feelings of pleasure and regret
Regret that his duties will call him from gu
village but pleasure that johnson man wa
so heartily supported.
Arthur Butler met with quite a severe acci
dent last week. As he was coming down tn
hill by the power house he was overtaken b.
a team, the driver of which did not see hin
and in turning out to avoid the team Arthur
wheel went into the ditch, and he went owe
the handle bars, striking his head on q ston
and cutting an ugly cash which required sew
eral stitches to close
The officers and committees of the Woman
Club met with Mrs. II. W. Stevens SATURDAY.
evening to discuss the pros and cons of q fai
and Christmas sale to be held later. TIL
pros had it,, therefore, the ladies land gentle
men also il they would like toy of Johnso
are requested to begin articles for the fame
work table. Rememb Der it is for the benefit {
the library and all help
The sale of seats for the entertainment
course has been most gratifying there alread
being 22j season tickets sold. The first nun
Der is this week Friday evening by the 0xfor
Musical club and promises to be extremely Ell
tertaining for they are all first class instrr
mental and vocal musicians. While thei
program is of high order il is very popula
and appeals to all. Those wishing seaso
tickets should secure them before Friday a
the single tickets go on sale that day, but n
tickets will be sold at the drug store after +
m. Friday.
Last Friday evening, after Principal Raj
gers return from MODtDelier he was aprat