News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-28
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j. b. hlQuer was at y. IL. hHl y
over Sunday.
Mrs. Langdell is visiting her brother
at MorristoWn.
Mrs. Mary Morgan is visiting
friends in Waterville.
Charles Bradley and wife of Boston
were in town Saturday.
Mrs. R. J. Chrystie and son are
visiting friends in Sheldon.
Mrs. Willard GRAY visited friends in
Jacksonville last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hartwell spent several days
of last week at Essex Junction.
Miss Bertha Dow from Cady's Falls
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Charles Baker and sister are
guests at the home of T. j. Baker.
Charles Holdridge from Saranac is
visiting his father David Holdridge.
Miss Sophia Cowles is visiting
friendsi in st. Johnsbury and Lrasburg.
Orange Buck visited his son, DR..
Abijah Buck, at New York last week.
Henry S%t0ddard, a former resident
here, is visiting his sister Mrs. Warner.
Misses Ruth and Gene Durham are
guests of their aunt, Mrs. G, 2. Jones.
Mrs. o. W. Stearns visited friends
in Cambridge la~stSaturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Belle Hall Croft of Morrisyille
visited Mrs. 0. W. Stearns last Thurs
day.
Chas. Story, wife and children are
visiting Mr.. Story's father, E. O..
Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Waters from
Winooski recently called on friends
in town.
Miss Gladys Rand, who has been
visiting in Maine for some weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson from Little
ton, N. H., is visiting her father,
Nathan Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll from Stowe
passed Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Albert Kelley.
L. w. Fletcher has bought the
Miller house occupied by Will Collins
on lower Main street.
Marshall Sulham and wife from
Morrisville visited their cousins, MIR.
and Mrs. Will Collins.
Mrs. Alice Hearst and daughter
from Lyndonville are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Dubray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hill were called
to Cambridge Friday by the illness of
Mrs. Hills grandmother.
barrow Chittenden and bride from
Burlington visited his cousins, A. II.
and 0. G. Buck last week.
Mrs. Alma Leland from Jefferson
vile visited her daughter, Mrs. Sara
Smith, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Seymour is attending
the Adventist campmeeting held at
White River Junction this week.
Mrs. E. G. Smith from East Hard
wick and Mrs. Currier from Ames-
bury are visiting Mrs. Henry Stevens.
Mrs. Eugene Greene has gone to
Essex junction and from there will
go to the lakefor afew dayscamping.
Miss Helen WelIman from Burling-
ton and Mrs. Ashford from Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting at F. A. Jones'
Miss Lillian Winter, who has been
visiting in town for some weeks, has
returned to her home in Newark,
n. J.
Clarence Davis is very low with
typhoid fever. Win Scott who was
threatened with the same disease is
convalescent.
The Normal school opens next
Tuesday. There seems to be pros.
poets of a larger attendance than for
some time past.
Mrs. Emily Codding is improving
the exterior of her house bv a coat o
paint. Mr.. Marsh from Underhill is
doing the work.
Misses Grace Foster and Jessie
Osgood are taking a carriage drive
through Northern Vermont and
Southern Canada.
Some of the new arrivals in towr
are a daughter at Vim. Snrgent's, 6
son at Arthur Cooks and adaughtel
at Arthur Hurr's.
I'll. c. Fullington, wife and children
and Mrs. Greene, visited at Harring
ton Fullington's at East Cambridge
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Jennie Stinson, who has beer
visiting in Newark, n. j., and at thu
Pan-American, for the past few
weeks, has returned home.
The G. A. R. picnic at James Knee
lands last Friday passed off very
pleasantly. About so we're present
ate dinner and had a jolly time.
Miss Maria Clark, a former gradu
ate from the Normal, now a teacher
in the public schools Of Chicago, il
visiting at Hon. j. A. Andrews.
Miss Erdine Witherell from Wiz
throp, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Witherel
from Waterville were guests at Volne,
Witherell's last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Josie and Belva Hodgkins ar
uiaitipu thoir hrothar in