News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-21
JOHNSON.

Herman Nolan is quite i'll with bilious fever
Mrs. Henry Stevens spent Mondayin Hard
wick.
Mrs. J R. Hill is visiting hers sister in Hard
wick.
Mrs. Dickinson has moved into Dr. Waite's,
tenement
Miss Glenna Holmes is visiting at Charles
browns.
Mr.. Mead has moved into hishouse on Rail
road street.
j. C. Hodgkins was in Belvidere last week
on business.
Joe Jacobs has moved back to his farm on
French Hill
Miss Prue Boyes goes to Boston to visit
her brothers this week.
Mrs. Carroll spent Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Kelley.
Fred Leslie made a short visit home last
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Wakefield of Morrisville visited Mrs.
James Hickey last week.
Miss Margaret McEIroy of Cambridge is
visiting friends in town.
Orrn Foster has improved the looks of his
house by a coat of paint
Mrs Dickinson and daughter spent Sunday
with friends in Cambridge.
Those people living on Railroad street are
listening for wedding BELLS
E. 0. Bell gave a dancing party at his new
house last Friday evening.
james Farrell has moved into the Holmes
house vacated by Mr.. Mead
Mrs. Orville Buck and Miss Matte spent
last Tuesday in Morrsvie.
The of V. gave an oyster supper after
their play last Friday night.
Sara Leland from Jacksonville is spending
the week with friends in town.
Mr.. Pike has finished his work in Morrisvillt
and returned to his home here.
VIM. Cunningham is clapboarding anG
otherwise improving his barn.
Rob Waterbury is moving into the tene
ment over 81. NJ Maxield's store
Mr.. Nash of Boston and Miss Clark from
Stove are visiting at c. 5. Clark's,
Miss Josie Drown, who has been teaching
in West Derby, is home on vacation.
Wait NJ. Sabin, NJ D of st. Johnsbury, Wis
tied his cousin, Chas Mcfarland, recently
Mrs. Anna Lawt IN from st. Paul, MINI il
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Augusta Waterman
Chesley Hartwell, who has gone into husi
ness at Essex Junction, was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. J. B. K oder and son who have beel
visiting here returned to Proctor laet Satur
day.
new piano at Harry Maxfeld's is tn
source of much delight, especially to the chi
dren.
George Partlow of Essex Junction viste
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joel Partlow, las
week.
Messrs. Stearns and harrington with thei
wives were in Montreal several DAYS las
week.
Miss Elsie Dickinson has finished her scboC
in East Hardwick and is spending her vact
tion here.
Mrs. Wheeler left here last Monday fo
Worcester, Mass, where she will make he
home for the future.
Miss Anna Hosmer who has been spendin
some time with Mrs FootP, is now stoppin
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Dubray.
There will be a turkey shoot on the spor
ing grounds Nov. % Every body come an
get your turkey for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Nye from Californi
and Miss Fanny Nye from Fairfield visited 6
W. FL. Nye's last Thursday and Friday.
The Ladies' Aid and Pastors Union met
on Thursday at Abbott Gauvin's afternoo
and evening. All are cordially invited.
Mrs Ruth Fletcher, formerly of Belvider
but who now lives with her daughter, Mr.
Warren, is very feeble and not expected [
live long.
At the adjourned law suit Buck VS. Cam
bell held here on Friday and Saturday Il
jury did not agree and the case was adiour
ed again for one week.
The play given by the S. of V. was not
well attended as it deserved to be. Tho
who did go were well satisfied. The procee
were about four dollars.
Mr.. Cunningham, who owns what has be
one of the best sugar orchards in town, b
found that large share of his trees ha
been killed by the worms, and is cutting the
down.
At the corporation meeting held Mond
night it was voted to run the electric ligh
all night also to extend them up to A.
Leland's and to Frank Lothrop's on t
Hyde Park road.
The winners at the chicken shoot last So
ulday were W. Ii. Stearns four, George
wood four, L. NJ Jones, E. Z. Holmes, j
Parow and Lee Hodges, each one. There "
be another shoot next Saturday
The play "A Little Heroine" will be repeat
one week from tonight, Nov 26 This p
was highly recommended by all who saw
and by numerous requests we shall repeat
Tickets on sale at Jones drug store
Do not forget that the next lecture in t
course comes on Friday the %. 1t is by
W. Hawks the Laughing Philosopher" a
is one of the best in the course If you wi
to enjoy good, hearty laugh come. Tic
cts will be on sale at c. P. Jones afterno
and evening.
Mr.. NJ. W. Farman will deliver lecture
a union meeting of the three churches Sund
evening, Nov. %, subject, Endurance" A
in the Cong'l church on Monday evening t
25th, subject THE One Armed Admiral"
admission fee but bring your purses for t
collection at the close of each lecture.
Many of the older residents in town will
member Aaron Dodge. who was born HI
Nov. 10, 1877. In 1S41 he married NJ
Prudence, daughter of Joseph WatermG
Mr.. Dodge built the house on thefarm, own
until recently by E. o. Story. He was
active member of the Cong'l church and lee
er in the choir. He removed from here
1869, to Nashua, Ia and died at the ho
of his daughter, Mrs. E. s. Morse, the 10th
last month.
WATERVILLE.