News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-01
JOHNSON.

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meeting at Silver Lake, N. I.
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Brush of Cam
bridge were in town Thursday.
Regular meeting of the W r G. will
be held next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Alma Leland Of j. Jacksonville
called on friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. A. z Partlow has gone to
Barton TO work for she Peerl 9ss Co.
Mrs. Mary Perry of Hardwick is
visiting her sister, Mrs. PC. Stearns.
Palmer Leach of Bakersfield was at
the home of George Whiting last FIJI
day.
Miss Anna Dampritt is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Ada Powell in Jefferson
vile.
Mrs. J L Pierce is visiting friends
in No. Troy, Barton and st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds of Cambridge
visited Mrs. George Whiting last
week.
VIC. Stearns OF Plymouth, N. H.,
was the guest OF W. G. Doane last
week.
Mis- Augusta Bailey Of Hyde Park
visited her sister, Mrs. Smith Hebb,
recently.
G. Y. Nay and wife of Jericho were
guests OF George Livermore and wife
recently.
&C. Tobin and wife Of Westfeld
visited their niece, Mrs. G. c. Rogers.
last week.
Mrs Z Fl. Sherwin was called to
Hyde Park Saturday by the illness
of a friend
Miss Bessie Gates from East Berk-
shire was recent guest OF Miss Luz
ella Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Stearns of East
Swanton were at East johnson last
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs Ralph Lowe of Barre
we're guests Of Millard Gray and wife
last Tuesday.
Charles Macomber and wife of West
ford visited at the home Of Morris
Hill last week.
Orrin Foster went to Hardwick
Saturday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Melvin Morse.
Carroll Page from st. Johnsbury
was the guest of his uncle, g. 5. Clark
oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Mead of st. Johnsbury
was the guest ii Mrs. Thomas Mar
getts last week.
Martin Powell and wife from Cam
bridge visited at Fl. M. Maxfeld's
last Wednesday.
Miss Matte Bridia of Ferrisburg
visited her sister, Miss Cora, at B. s.
FulIington's recently.
C, N. harrington and wife went to
New York on the excursion that left
Burlington last Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Stevens, who has been
stopping for some time with her sis.
ter in Fair Haven, has returned
home,
Miss Dora Jaynes was called to
Georgia last Thursday by the illness
of her mother, who was visiting
friends there.
Smith Hebbspent the latter part Of
.llast week with friends in Cambridge
taking in the entertainment Satur
day evening.
Max Fulington returned from
Sugar Hill, N. H., and will take his
old position on the road with his
,,noIo p g FullinutOn
Miss Lucy Chadwick, former
student at the Normal from Sheldon
visited Miss Mabel Rogers last Wed
nesday and Thursday.
@. B. Landon and sister, Mrs. W
E. Chaplin, accompanied by 0. A. Nc
Farland and wife, went to So. Hero
Thursday to visit relatives of Mr.
Landon's.
W. H Stearns and wife and Mis-
Mabel Rogers attended the Will earle
ton entertainment at Cambridge las
Saturday evening, remaining owe
Sunday as the guests of E. ID. Hind
and wife.
W. Fl. Leslie and wife are receiving
congratulations over the birth of {
twelve pound boy. If he had oni,
arrived before Sept. 2, Will says h
might have voted and saved tn
town for Mccullough.
Mrs. James Holmes attended tn
Both annual meeting Of the Woman
Board of Missions held at Barre las
week. From there she will 60 t.
Marlboro, N. H., to visit her daugh
tiers, Miss Jane Holmes and Mrs. Julii
Morse.
C.P. Jones and wife went to Gram
Isle last Wednesday for much need
ed rest. Mr.. Jones is one of thos
men whom it is hard to spare iron
the home, or the church, or the town
and it is hoped that he will soon re
turn with renewed strength an
energy.
The Senior class of the Normal
chaperoued by Miss Fisher, went t.
Eden Pond for picnic last Saturday
There were twenty-five in the part.
and they went in the Ocean Wave
driven by Frank Greene, and a three