News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
JOHNSON.

j. Bakers.
William Cunningham is having the interior
OF his house repaired.
1t is expected that there will be a new meat
market in town soon.
Mrs Joel Hodgkins is spending the week
with relatives in Albany.
Arthur H dimes of Sheldon is visiting his
sister, Mrs. r. j. Christie
Miss Ellen Wheeler of Montclair, N. j., is
visiting at T. j. Bakers.
Mrs Joel PartIow is sp nding the week with
her son in Essex Junction.
Carroll Campbell of Plymouth, n. H.. visit
ed Clifford Leland last week.
Stearns and FarringtOn's tub shop is run
ming night and day this week.
There has been almost continued rain IN
this section for the past week.
Miss Nancy Fletcher of Albany is visiting
at her uncle's, Joel Hodgkins.
baby daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Waterman August L.
Rev l. T. johnson aud family are expected
from Massachusetts this week.
Bert Mills is pulling barn at the rear of
his house ON Lower Main street,
Mrs. Willard Warren and daughter Ada are
visiting ia st. Adams this week.
ing at his fathers, l.. H. Terrll.
JIG. HartwelI is clerking in Mcfarland Co, IS
store during Il. H. Bucks absence.
Mrs. Chittenden and son of Burlington are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orvie Buck.
H. A. Beecher and daughter Bernice went
on Monday to Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Rev r. j. Christie attended the Student
Conference in Mortified, Mass, last week.
Mrs. George Whiting and son Charlie are
visiting friends in Belvidere for few days.
Herman Newton and family have moved in
to their village residence on Railroad street.
Mrs. Story of Plattsburgh, N. Y is spend
ing a month with her nephew, W. W. Story.
Miss Ada Libbey returned to johnson Sat
urday night after two weeks visitin tletch'
er.
George Courser had his thumb severely
bruised and mangled last Friday at Hunts
mill.
DIS. Scott and C. E. Clark attended chap
ter meeting at Morrsvill9 last Friday even
ing.
George Dubray had the misfortuneto break
finger while playing base ball last Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Hodgkins and daughter
Belva visited in Mansonville, Quebec, las
week
Orange Buck and Mrs. J. C. Hartwell ar
camping with friends near st. Adams thi
week
Miss Jennie Quimby, who has been quite il
is better, and able to give music lesson
sgain.
A party of eight went on Mt MANSFIELD
Thursday returning Friday by way of th
Notch.
Mrs. Carrie Annis went to Pittsburgh las
Wednesday to visit her friends aud other re-
atves there.
Homer Leach, who is now in Dartmout
college, came here last week from Hanove
Tor a short visit.
Mr.. A. B. Whiting of Topeka, Kansas. afte
an absence of IA years from his native plaC
is at T. j. Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs a. H Buck is spending som
time with friends in st. Adams, Burlingto
and WOOdsvide, n. ii.
Misses Hattie Kimbal and Anna Dement,
camped with friends from Burlington at Eide
Pond two days last week.
Miss Lottie Mudgett of East Johnson
studying vocal and instrumental music an
French with Miss Quimby.
business meeting of the Baptist churt
will be held Thursday evening at the yestr
full attendance is desired.
Charles Patch and family have moved fro
the Davis house into the house recently pu
chased beside the IRON bridge.
Charles W. Baker returned to New Yo
city Saturday evening. Mrs Baker and sol
will remain a few weeks longer.
Mrs Haskell Balch, who has been visitil
her sister, Mrs. j. R. Hill, returned to
home in Hardwick Wednesday.
Mrs Murray Buck returned from Minnea
oils last Friday. She was accompanied
her granddaughter, Rela Whiting.
Mrs Julia Hill, who has been visiting
brother ana sister in town, returned to
home in River Falls, Wis, last week.
Rev. r. j. Christie gave an interesting
port OF the Moody conference i'm Northfe
last Sunday evening at the M. E. church.
g We understand the Republicans are not
have a caucus. Certificates of intention v
be fled by the aspirants for Representative
Mr. and Mrs T. S. Hand and daughter
Montclair, NJ. and Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Sh
or and two children are boarding at Mrs.
n. Warmers.
Elmer Balch and son Rollin visited NJ
Balch at Burlington Monday. Mrs. Bale
friends are glad to know of her continued j
provement in health.
Mrs. Spauding, Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Ste
who have been guests at d. $. Scott's retu
ed to their home in Massachusetts on W
nesday Of last week.
Jay Partlow was in Morrisyille Saturd
and Sunday. He carried new Ramb
wheel, which was purchased through E.
Holmes agency, to T. A. Leland.
One OF Edwin CampbelI's horses which Y
attached to horse rake ran away last TIL
day, and JohnUy Campbell, who was drivi
was thrown off and somewhat injured.
On account Of the illness of her little dau
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