News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-03
Johnson.

Miss trace Sargent was nome over sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Andrews is visiting in Vergennes.
Mr.. Landon was in Boston on business last
week.
Listen and you will hear the wedding bells
ring.
Miss Eva SturteYant returned to her school
Monday.
Mrs. Perry and daughter have gone to East
Hardwick.
Myroa Buck was in tow last Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Holbrook of Albany is visiting her son
C. K. Holbrook.
George Leper of st. Adams is visiting at
John Laraway's.
Jacob Dodge. who has been sick with pneu-
monia, is better.
Joe Jacobs has moved into the Libby house
on Railroad street
Harry MaxAeld and wife visited friends in
Cambridge last week.
DR.. Wilson from Fair Haven was at Mr..
Stevens over Sunday.
John Jewett from Boston visited at a.. NJ.
Maxfield's on Friday.
J. D. Odell visited friends in Plattsburgh
Saturday and Sunday.
Vernon Libby from Fletcher has been visit
ing at Fl. NJ. Maxdeld's.
Mrs. C. A. Smith of Winooski is visiting her
brother, Nathan Dodge.
Miss Anna Hosmer. who has been ill for
some weeks, is recovering.
Mrs. Joseph Farnum. who has been i'll for
some time, is convalescing.
Walter Cowan from Boston is visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Del Sturtevant.
Tom Leland from Morrisville spent Sunday
at his brothers, Fred Leland.
VIM, Tracy picked sufficient raspberries for
a shortcake on Monday, Oct. l.
Prof. Ranger was in Guildhall last week at
tending an educational meeting.
Glen Raymond is home from New Hamp-
shire where he has been at work.
The Modern Woodmen will hold their next
meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 8.
Mrs. ]. 7. Pierce of Cambria geport, Mass,
is stopping in town for a few days.
Mr.. Drown of North Troy was in tow We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Harvest Sunday will be observed at the NJ.
e. church by appropriate exercises.
George Tewksbury of Boston has been Wis
iting at 81. j. Boyes' the past week.
Misses Anna Demerritt and Ada Libby Wis.,
tied friends in Morrisville Wednesday.
Harry Wellman and Mr.. Stannard of Brig
ham Academy we're in town over Sunday.
Chas. Stevens and wife from st. Adams Wis
tied at her fathers, Orange Buck, last week.
E. 0. Story is putting a veranda on two
sides of his honse. greatly improving it there
by.
Rev. Sidney E. Packard will begin his work
as pastor of the Baptist church Sunday, Oct.
IA.
Maud Gleason is back from the mountains
and has pntarp6 the senior class at he Nor
NAL.
The little daughter of VIM. Cowan died very
suddenly last week, after an illness OF a few
hours.
Grace Leland and Hattie Kimball drove to
Bakersfield last Friday after school, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta Waterman is very i'll with
pneumonia. Fears are entertained as to her
recovery.
Damon Curmy is making some much need
ed repairs on the house he occupies on Lower
Main street.
A large gang of men are employed laying
new steel on the lower section OF the railroad
below the village.
s. A. Andrews of Vergennes was visiting his
father. Judge Andrews, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Rev. Noble Buck and three brothers from
here attended the funeral of DR.. Hawley at
Fairfax last Wednesday.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday. 1t is ex-
pected that some will be received into the
church in full membership.
Mrs. Dodge and daughter of Montgomery
are visiting at Ed Campbell's. Also a new
baby arrived there Sunday.
Judge Andrews raised on one acre of ground
from one hushel of seed 4Sl2 bushels of buck
wheat. Who can beat that?
Mrs. ". D. Welch of Lebanon, N. H., was
called to town on Monday by the illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Waterman.
The friends of Mrs. P. C. Stearns are very
sorry to learn of her continued illness. Mrs,
Fred Holmes is caring for her.
The Junior League will meet regularly here.
after oLc4 in two weeks, on Sunday at 4 p. N,
The first meeting was held Sept. 30.
Lester Foster while visiting his traps Wed.
nesday morning had the misfortune to STUN.
BILE over a log, thereby breaking his arm.
L. P. Johonott of Burlington was in town
Thursday and Friday stopping over night
with his brother-in.law, James ComstoGk.
j.. W. Nye, of the firm of Barlow & Nye
Manchester, N. H., was in town last week
buying farm produce and visiting his brother
W. a.. Nye.
Rev. E G. French and Rev. G. N. Kellogg ex
changed pulpits last Sunday. The congrega.
tions at Morrisville and at Johnson both list
ened to good sermons.
Miss Leslie of Lowell, Mass, has arrived
with a fine line of millinery gaods and viii
have her opening at her shop here instead o
at Lowell, as stated last week.
George Bedell, who has amused himself fire.
quently in the past few years by whipping biz
wife, has been arrested and put under S20(