News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16
Johnson.


is visiting at F. c. Kimbalps.
Mrs. o. W. Mcfarland and children |
visited in South Hero last week.
Carey Smith from st. Johnsbury |
was at E. E. Holmes over Sunday.
Miss Bell Hill accompanied by a
friend spent Sunday at her father's.
Miss Louise Leland returned last
Thursday from her trip to New York.
Il. B. Shepard from Morrisville was
at Mrs. Mary Morgan's over Sunday.
F.W. Pierce of CT ster was in town
visiting the Normel School last week.
Miss Lou Edriige spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Hard
wick.
Regular meeting of the W. R. G.
next Thursday p, m. at the usual
time.
Arthur Foster Of Reading, Mass,
was the guest of B. S. Fullington last
week.
Mrs. Julia Barnard of Burlington
visited her SOD, Joseph Barnard, last
week.
Jehal Bailey of MorrsviIle visited
his sister, Mrs. Smith Hebb, last
FIR day.
Miss Dora Jaynes of Newport is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Jaynes.
Miss Sara Phillips from Highgate
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Ii. M.
Maxfeld.
Mrs. W. G. Jones had the misfor-
tune to sprain her ankle quite severely
last week.
Mrs. E. G. Patch is visiting her
aunt. Miss Winnie Dow, in Jericho,
this week.
mir. and Mrs. B. D. Porter from
Fletcher visited their son, II. L. Por-
ter, last week.
Mrs. Lorette Brown from Bakers
field is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Foote.
Miss Ida Barton visited friends in
Grand Isle county last Saturday
returning MONDAY.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. C. Hill from
Jericho Center visited her father,
Seth Hill, last week.
Mrs. Fred Fullington and friend
from Cambridge are guests of B. S.
Fullington and wife.
Miss Julia Marsh of Upderhill is
staying for some time with her sister,
Mrs. William Cady.
Fl. W. Stevens visited his daughter,
Mrs. Louise Wilson in Fair Haven,
last Friday and Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Brush from
Cambridge were guests of Mrs. Char
lotte Mcfarland last week.
Mrs. Kinsley from Lowell visited
her sisters, Mrs. Will Barrows and
Miss Alice Heminway, last week.
Rev. E. G. French is in Portland,
Me-, attending the International
Missionary Convention held there.
Miss Edith KinsIey from Burling-
ton visited her cousin, Miss Lucy
Martin, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Jones and
sons were in MorrisviIle Wednesday
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Jones
sister.
Mrs. Flora Pole of Cambridge and
Mrs. Susan Hazleton of East Chester,
N. e., visited at o. M. McFarland's
last week.
Mrs. John Chamberlain, son and
two daughters, of New York, are
stopping at the johnson House for
a few weeks.
At the" Apron Sale" held in the
Baptist vestry last Friday afternoon
and evening the ladies' cleared over
seventeen dollars.
Joseph Butler met with quite a
serious accident last week, cutting a
large cash in his leg, requiring
several stitches to close it.
Ralph Church from Jericho and his
sister, Miss Lucy, of the Normal
visited their sister, Mrs. Frank Bel.
lows, in Wolcott Saturday.
Stark Bicknell and wife have
moved from their farm on the hill
where they have passed the summer
to their house in the village.
H. D. Stiles and wife we're in Fair
fax last Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Stiles sister, Miss
Mabel Ballard, to FL. N. McNall.
Mrs. Persis Mcfarland ATTENDED
the wedding of her friend, Miss Ham
mond, in Burlington, last week, and
is attending the Musical Festival al
same place this week.
Charles Holdridge and Willard
Boyes recently sold a two-year.old
colt belonging to them, which was
raised on David Holdridge's farm
to parties in New York, for 5000.
Several of the ladies of the Relief
Corps of North Hyde Park attended
the meeting for the inspection of the
Relief Corps of this place held here
last Thursday. Mrs. A. A. Niles
Assistant Inspector, from Morrisvillt
was present also.
The children of the intermediate
grade gave lawn party on TIE
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