News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-07
JOHNSON.

c. C. Fullington was in Cambridge
last Friday.
Miss Susie Emmons visited in Nor
risville last week.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham was in
Burlington last Faiday.
Mrs. Albert Demeritt visited friends
in Morristown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dubray were in
Underhill last Wednesday.
Max Wilson and Earl Welch are
camping for week at Eden.
Miss Chase from Waltham, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. Alison Gould.
Warner Morse and wife from Wat
erbury were in town last week.
Miss Hannah Prince from Hard
wick is visiting friends in town.
E. II. Hines and wife of Cambridge
were at W. 81. Stearns Sunday.
II. M. Maxfeld is Frightening up
his store by new coat of paint.
O. D. Rogers and wife from st.
Johnsbury were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles from Crafts
bury are visiting at D. G. Holmes.
Miss Ethel Bell from Alburg is visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Mabel Landon.
Chas. Allchurch from Rochester,
N. Y, is visiting at John Laraway's.
Walter Bradley from Ringwood,
ILL.,, called on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Ellsworth of Morrisville
visited her father, Y. A. Patch, last
week.
Miss Allen from South Hero is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. 0. W. McFar-
land.
DR.. Wilson, wife and son from Fair
Haven are visiting her father, FL. W.
Stevens.
Dorwin Witherell and wife from
Cambridge called on friends here last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Clark have been
entertaining friends from Stowe the
past week.
Mrs. T. J. Boynton and daughter,
Miss Marion, are visiting her father,
e. 0. Story.
Mrs. Maud Sherman and child are
visiting at the home of her father.
L. A. Davis.
Mrs. Bertha Parker has bought a
place in Fairfax and is moving her
goods there.
Miss Ida Perry from East Hard
wick visited her friend, Miss Ida Bar
ton last week.
Bert Leland and friend of Jefferson
vile were at his fathers, A. A. L9-
land, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst
from Eden visited her father Albert
Kelley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. WEIGH visited
friends in Hardwick, Miss Nellie WeIch
returning home with them.
Mrs. Wareham and daughter, Mil
dred, from Cambridge are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bert Mills.
Mrs. o. G. Buck and daughter, Miss
Matte, visited friends in Burlington
last Wednesday and Thursday.
W. D. Welch of Lebanon, N. H., is
spending short vacation with his
family at Mrs. Augusta Waterman's.
Miss Mabel ODER returned from
Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, accom-
ed by her little nephew, Bonnie ODER.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Jones, Orrin
Jones and Miss Jennie Kendell are
spending week at the lake at Camp
Martin.
Miss Carrie Stevens who has been
stopping with her sister in Fair
Haven since her return from Buffalo
is home.
Mrs. Fred Vosburg and nephew
from Worcester, Mass, is at her
fathers, SewelI Newton's for a few
weeks visit.
The Morrisville ball club will play
the Johnson Club here the 18th of
August. Remember boys "Practice
makes perfect"
Misses Florence Graves and Hattie
Hatch from Topsfeld, Mass, made a
short visit at Willard Grey's while on
their way to Craftsbury.
Eden seems to be the popular place
for picnics and camping this summer.
A large party went from here in the
ocean Wave" last Friday.
The st. Adams Daily Messenger 10
for sale at the post Office every even
ing, where subscriptions may also be
left for the Weekly Messenger.
Miss Caterina Vassur OF Brandon,
a former graduate from the Normal,
and Miss Frances Smith from Pitts.
ford are visiting Mrs. Frank Dodge.
Deer are becoming quite plenty
around here. One was seen last week
in the pasture of W. F. Waters, not
far from the house, feeding with the
COWS.
DR.. and Mrs. Printiss and daughter
B. l.. Austin and family and Q. w. Will
son and family went on a picnic tc
Eden Saturday, it being the occasion
of little Katherine Prentiss' birthday
Notice is hereby given to all mem
bers of the Sterling Hose Company
who were present at the Stearns
Harrington fire and have claims fol