News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23

Mrs. Thomas Waterman visited her
mother, Mrs. Graves, III Morrisville,
last week.
Mr.. Rollins, of Cab ", visited his
sister, Miss Julia, at Mr.. Newton's,
last week.
Miss Myrtle Ppase visited her par
ents IN West Bolton last Saturday
aud Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Sturtevant and fiend
from Stowe were IT home Saturday
and Sunday.
DR.. G. E Goodwin has made tele-
phone connection With his house on
Railroad street.
Miss Etfie Whitaker of Underhill
visited her friend, Miss Luella Leslie,
the last of the week.
Miss Mable Rogers has gone for a
two weeks visit with friends in Rock
ingham and Putney.
R. T. Foster who has been confined
to the bed eighteen weeks with sciati-
ca, is gaining slowly.
Miss Cochran spent last Saturday
au1 Sunday with her friend, Miss
Jessie Rogers, of E len.
Miss Maud Hulburt has gone to her
home in Jericho for a week s vacation
on account of ill health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tatro from
Franklin are visiting Mrs. Tatro's
mother, Mrs. Lucy Dodge
Kirk Brown from Methuen, Mass,
was the guest of his old comrade, G.
s. Clark, last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Hodgkins and daughter,
Grace, who have passed the summer
at Old Orchard, returned home last
Tuesday.
Charles Patch went to Boston on
the excursion last week and will visit
his brother in Lawrence, Mass, be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster from
Georgia passed portion of their
honeymoon with their uncle, III. W.
Newton, last week.
Miss Anna MCGOWAN and her
brother, Herbert, and Miss Ardella
Fanton, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Fairfield.
Work has been suspended in the
tub shop for several days for the pur-
pose of cleaning out the pond and
making some repairs on the boiler.
Fl. Y. Stearns is to have an auction
at East johnson next Saturday at
which time he will sell cows, horses,
wagons etc. See posters for full par
ticuIars.
Miss Julia Marsh went to Underhill
last week to finish her work there
She will return this week and will dc
dressmaking for the ladies ofJohnson
through the winter.
Two very pleasant porches are be.
ing added to the Methodist parson
age, and the new barn which was com
pleted some weeks ago has been turn
ed around and moved back to the
satisfaction of some.
The next regular meeting of the
Sterling Hose Co. will be held Oct. 30
1t is hoped that every member will bt
present as the committee have pre-
pared something of a pleasing char
acter for their entertainment.
The Greene brothers were called
very suddenly to Cambridge Monday
afternoon, by the serious injuries o
their mother, Mrs. julius Greene, who
fell down a flight of stairs breaking
an arm and otherwise I'M uring herself
At the town meeting held last Sat
urday an extra tax of ten cents wal
voted to be expended on the roads
We must have roads, even if to keel
them they have to be like Whiting
toms streets of London, Paved will
gold"
A party of four, consisting of NeC
Holmes, Elmer Black ana two Others
we'll armed and equipped, starte'
out Monday morning deer bunting
They went towards Sterling Mt, an
if they do not return by Saturda
night relief expedition will be sen
in search of them.
Do not forget the Bell Ringers mex
Monday night. 1t would be pit
for anyone to miss so fine an enter
tainment as that promises to be, an
when you have attended you will er
Joy it so we'll that you will want t.
take in the Others, so you will do bel
ter to buy season ticket to star
with.
The Woman's Club was we'll repre-
sented at Morrisvile last Wednesda
afternoon, there being present abou
fifteen of it's members. Frank Gree
carried up a load Thursday evenin
also, many Drawing the inclemenc
OF the weather for the sake of heal
ing Miss Winslow, who was forme
johnson girl.
Other towns have fourished
"Rummage Sale" and made it SUI
cess. Now we are to have one. 1t
to be under the auspices of the w
mans Club, and, like all their unde
takings, for the benefit of the librar,
Contributions are solicited from a
who wish to contribute, and q