News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-08
JOHNSON.


Mrs. Rob Waterbury was in Bur
lington Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Guard from Belvidere
was in town Saturday.
Miss Myra Niles from Alburg is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Nina Peck.
O. D. Rogers from st Johnsbury
was in town Friday and Monday.
JIG. Hodgkins visited his son P. j.
Hodgkins, in Hardwick Saturday.
Fred Shore of Swanton visited at
Mr.. Beaudry' IS Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Scott, who has been in poor
health through the winter, is much
worse.
Miss Young from Enosburg Falls
visited her sister at r. A. Waterbury's
Sunday.
Frank Thomas and wife have NOV
ed to Hyde Park, where he has job
painting.
L. M. Jones and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs. Hendee at Morrisville
Saturday.
Luther Hitchcock has goneto Eden
where he has position doing carpen-
ter work.
Mr.. Patten has moved into the
house on Main street which he bought
of Mrs. Dubray.
Rev. H. C. Howard will occupy the
pulpit at the Cong'l church next Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Murray Buck and granddaugh-
ter Rena, called on friends in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Chloe Stevens from st. Adams
visited her father, Orange Buck, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Olive Buck from New York has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. Fl.
Buck the past week.
Henry Thomas has moved his fam
lily to North Hyde Park, where he has
work for the summer.
Mr.. Parker has moved into the
Whiting house which he lately pur-
chased of Murray Buck.
Shirt waists are in demand now
and W. H. Nye's is the place to make
your selection. See adv't.
A party of five young ladies', stu
dents of the Normal, attended church
at Hyde Park last Sunday.
Rev. E. g. French will hold meet
ings at the school housein No. 0 Sun
day, May II, and in No. II, May 10
W. Fl. Nye aud L. W. Fletcher went
to Hardwick Monday night to assist
in establishing a new lodge of |. O.
OF.
A party of young ladies drove to
Hyde Park and Morrisvills to witness
the ball games at those places Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Madge Brown received a pres
ent of fine gold watch from hel
mother last Friday, her 18th birth
day anniversary.
Arthur Pike is putting bay win
dow in L. j. Mead's residence on Rail
road street, improving the appear
ance thereof very much.
George Jones from Northampton
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. G. Jones, and giving sprain
ed ankle chance to recover.
Miss Julia Shipman, a member o
the senior class in the Normal, return
ed to her home in Waterbury las
Monday, on account of i'll health.
Fred Huard from Winooski, who il
working in Chaff9e & Harrington
meat market, has moved into one O
the tenements over L. M. Jones
store.
The first person who started from
this place for Buffalo was Ned Smith
who lett here last Monday. He ex
poets to get a pc 3ition there and re
main throughout the summer.
Report has reached here of the mar
riage of Jay PartlOw to one of Nor
risville's attractive young ladies
Jaws manv friends extend congratu
lations and wish him and his brid
much happiness.
Town meeting will be held here mex
Saturday. All those who are inter
ested in educating their children a
home will find it TO their advantag
to be present All Others had bette
come and be convinced.
Rev. E. &. French held communion
service at the Cong'l church here Sur
day morning at which time three nev
members united with the church, an
in the afternoon he held a simila
service in the church at Eden.
The annual convention of the We
mans Foreign Missionary Society {
st. Adams District meets here the las
week in May, one day and evening
A missionary from China will addres
the convention. Program will b
published later.
Rumors of several weddings are fly
ing around. Probably we shall /
able to report one at least and poss
bly, three, next week. How true al
the poets words "In the spring
young mans fancy lightly turns t
thoughts of love-"
The Wiley Brothers from Can
bridge drove q herd of IS Gait
through here last Thursday, turnin