News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-01
JOHNSON.


Prof. Ham was in Burlington last
Saturday.
Lester Smith Visited in Jefferson
vile Sunday.
s. II. VS. ters of Winooski was in
town last week.
E. G. Wilson from Morrisville was
in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens were in
Belvidere Monday.
Miss Mabel Austin has been quite
i'll the past week.
The district schools in town all be-
gan last Monday.
Miss Esther iutler is working for
Mrs. Augusta Waterman.
Geo. Melvin of Cambridge was in
town on business last week.
Mrs. e. G. French is suffering from
a belated attack of la grippe.
Miss Lucy Rawson from Underhill
is visiting Miss Grace Hodgkins.
Chas. Prince from Haverhill, Mass,
visited friends in town last week.
Ezra Montague of Allston, Mass,
visited at Mr.. Porter's last week.
Horatio Partlow from Morrisville
visited his brother Joel last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Sargent is entertaining
company from Hyde Park this week.
Mr.. Balch and son from Hardwick
visited at j. r. Hills the last of the
week.
Mrs. F. C. Chase will open the
Baker studio May Z. See business
notice.
Miss Lillian Beecher from Vergennes
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Flora
Hooper.
Mr.. lockwood from Underhill is in
town working for Mr.. Farrell in his
paint shop.
Miss Eva Sturtevant has gone to
Stowe where she has engaged to
teach this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ufford and Miss
Lou Page of Fairfax visited at Henry
Porter's last week.
Mrs. Smith Hebb and Mrs. William
Cady visited at J. II. Bailey's in Nor
risville last Saturday.
j. j. Hickey has put new iron
roof on his residence and W. G. Jones
the same on his veranda.
VIM. Patten has bought the house
owned by Mrs. Mary Dubry and in
tends to move there soon.
The Baptist Ladies' Circle meets
Thursday afternoon from two until
FIVE, with Mrs. Frank Wood.
John Minor has been putting in a
new refrigerator in his meat market
and has things in fine shape now.
Miss Myrtle Olin one of the Normal
students spent Saturday and Sunday
at A. L. Laraway's in Waterville.
Sewell Newton has returned from
his visit to Worcester, Mass. Doubt
less he will soon speak for himself.
Rev. John Baxendale stopped at
Guy Fitch's last Tuesday night and
called on friends in town Wednesday.
Miss Luella Leslie went to Under
hill last Friday night to visit her
brother Fred, returning on Monday.
M. M. Powell of Cambridge was in
town over Sunday stopping with the
Green brothers at the Johnson house.
Mrs. George Foster and son are
moving into the tenement in the AL
len house formerly occupied by My
ron Prince.
Morris Hill has returned here from
Proctor and moved on to the farm
belonging to his father-in-law, Mr..
VIM. Patten.
Misses Darling and Allen took an
outing Friday and Saturday visiting
in Essex and Burlington returning
Saturday night.
The Ladies' Missionary Meeting
will be held at the M. E. parsonage
Friday evening. Subject "The Anti
Foreign Movement in China"
Miss Georgiana Bailey was called
home from her school at Cambridge
last Saturday by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Clarey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mills, who have
been stopping with their father, An
drew Chase in Cambridge for the last
two months, have returned home.
Covenant meeting will be held at
the Baptist church Saturday after
noon at two O'Clock. Preparatory
meeting the Cong church at the same
time.
Misses Stannard, Gilbert, Drew,
Bean and Osgood took drive to
Hyde Park and Morrisville, with
Frank Green for driver, last Monday
afternoon.
Prof. and Mrs. Alger are visiting
schools in the southern part of the
State and in Massachusetts. Mrs
Alger will go to Providence, R. l., fol-
short time before returning.
Sunday evening meetings at the M
E. church begin at 7:30. Specia
board meeting Wednesday evening af
ter prayer meeting to hear report o
committee on parsonage barn.
State Supt. W. E. Rangerleft home
Monday night and will deliver a lee
ture at North Bennington Tuesday
night and at Rutland Wednesday af
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