News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24
JOHNSON.

Joel Boyes spent a portion of last |
week in Underhill.
Mrs. E. H. SherwiD is visiting her
sister in Manchester, n. Fl.
Miss Matilda Barnard has been
visiting friends in Swanton.
Sylvester Wiley of Boston called
on friends in town Monday.
Col. Doty and wife of Morrisville
were at L. M. Jones' Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. French have
gone away for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Herrick from Holyoke, Mass,
visited at G. A. Sturtevant's last
week.
Mrs. Joel Partlow visited Mrs. Sew
ell Newton of North Hyde Park re-
Gently.
Miss Lille Winters from Orange, N.
j., is visiting her friend, Miss Jennie
Stinson.
Mrs. Somerville and daughter of
Waterbury visited Mrs. Frank Heath
last week.
DR.. A. E. Wight of Medford, Mass,
visited his aunt, Mrs. c. Fl. Stearns,
last week.
Miss Amy Hazen of Alburg has been
visiting Miss Matte Buck and other
friends here.
A. Fl. Buck and wife started for
Buffalo Monday morning for two
weeks stay.
Rev. R. S. Chrystie was at the Chau-
tauqua Summer School at Queen City
Park last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kimball of
Enosburg Falls visited at F. c. Kim
balls last week.
Chef Saunders has greatly improv-
ed the appearance of his house by
new coat of paint.
C. S. Clark has sweet corn in his
garden that measures eight and one
half feet in height.
The Ladies' Circle will meet with
Mrs. Frank Holmes next Thursday
at the usual time.
There will be no service at the COng'l
church next Sunday owing to the alb
sence of the pastor.
Bertrand Hunt is suffering from the
effects of stepping on rusty wire nail
which entered his foot.
Ned Holmes is frightening up his
shop with coat of paint. Frank
Woods is doing the work.
A. E. Partlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Partlow and Miss Anna Demerrit
were at Eden pond Sunday.
Mrs. Blodgett, with her brother and
sister, Ross and Helen Coon, and Miss
koss have taken bicycle trip to Mil
ton.
Miss Eliza Allen, Principal of the
Training school has resigned her po-
sition here and accepted one in Bos-
ton.
Lester Smith was in Jacksonville
over Sunday. 1t is understood that
his frequent visits there will cease af-
ter next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Maxfeld and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs L. M Jones
and SONS went to Eden ona picnic ex-
cursion Thursday.
One day last week Sam Scribner Jr.
caught in the Gihon a trout weigh
ing l h., 9 ounces and II inches in
length. Who next?
Repairs are being made on the dam
at the power house, consequently if
the moon refuses to shine our streets
are left in darkness.
G. G. and Miss AngeIine Fullington
have joined aparty of friends at Lake
Willoughby where they will enjoy
camp life for ten days.
D. D. Hill, veterinary surgeon OF
Cambridge. was called to town Mon
day to treat W. FL. LesIie's horse,
which has been very lame all summer
A daughter arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Holmes last Fri.
day evening. First q daughter then
a son, And the world is well begun
is the old legend.
Mrs. 7. G. Chase, the popular photo.
grapher, will return here July 20 and
remain until Aug. 8. This is the last
chance to secure some of her work
See business notice column.
Mrs. j. c. Hodgkins and daughter
Grace have gone to Old Orchard
Beach for the remainder of the sum
mer, for the benefit of the latter't
health. Her many friends hope thai
she may return with health anC
strength fully recovered.
John Hayford lost COW last week
1t had been ailing for some time anC
was left over night in the pasture anC
found dead in the morning. DR.. Gully
of Morrisville was called to make ex
animation and gave his opinion tina
the COW died of tuberculosis.
The body of a young deer was dis
covered in the river near Bridge Fall
last Sunday by Sherbet boy. Gam
Warden, A. E. Partlow, was notified
and examined thecarcass but no bul
let marks were found and it wa
thought likely it had been chased b,
dogs and becoming exhausted ha,
drowned while trying to swim tn
river.
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