News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-06-25


Rufus Powers is making quite
extensive repairs on his house.
Miss Belle Hill has completed her
school in Jericho and returned home.
Miss May Baker has returned from
Bellows Falls for the summer Vaca-
ton.
W. L Marsh of Winthrop, N. Y,
visited his sister, Mrs. Will Cady, last
week.
Wilmer Hill and wife from Vergen.
mes, visited their father, S. c. Hill, last
week.
Miss Georgia Bailey has completed
her school in Cambridge andreturned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Wiswel of Hyde
Park visited at j. A. Andrews last
Friday.
Mrs. W. Fl. Clark of Hardwick Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Willard Gray,
last week.
Mrs. Culver and daughter of Stowe
were at G. S. CIark's Wednesday and
Thursday.
Sadie Bradley from Fairfax was
the guest of Gladys Rogers the last
of the week.
L. W. Fletcher has commenced the
work of raising his house on Lower
Main Street.
Miss Madge Brown from Belvidere
was the guest of Miss Mabel Butler
the last of the week.
David Holmes, from McLane's
Asylum, Waverly, Mass, is at home
for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood and Mrs.
Charlotte Mcfarland visited friends
in Cambridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin from
Albany, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Leslie, last week.
Misses Francis and Mabel Newton
from Georgia, visited at their uncle's,
Heman Newton last week.
Miss Jane Holmes has returned to
Marlboro, N. H., to care for her in
valid sister, Mrs. Julia Morse.
Phil Hebb has finished work for
the Fairbanks Co. of st. Johnsbury,
and returned to his home here.
Miss Vera Griggs has gone to
British Columbia, where she intends
making her home for the future.
Miss Josie Hodgkins, who has been
teaching in Weathersfeld, has finish
ed her school and is home for the
vacation.
Frank Green and Miss Hattie Kim
ball attended the wedding of J. W.
Green and Miss Beatley at Enosburg
last Wednesday.
Children's Day will be observed by
appropriate exercises at both the
the Baptist and Congl churches next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Hale and Miss Helen
McEnany of Fairfield visited Miss
Anna MCGOWAN at the home of C. C.
Rogers last week.
The Baptist Ladies' Circle will
meet at the parsonage with Mrs. S.
E. Packard next Thursday afternoon,
at the usual time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bellows from
Wolcott were in town Thursday to
witness the graduation exercises.
Mrs. Bellows sister, Miss Church, be-
ing one of the graduates
Misses Nina Hulburt and Florence
Bicknell from Jericho attended COM
mencement exercises at the Normal
last Wednesday and Thursday, stop
ping with Mrs. Mary Morgan.
The Listers of Johnson have com
pleted the uuadrennial appraisal and
the same is now on file in the Town
Clerks office for inspection. All kick
ers must kick within three days or
forever hold their peace.
The work of blasting the rock in
front of the Normal building for the
flag staff, was completed last Thurs
day, and Friday morning a flag pole
IS feet high was raised, and the flag
foated in the breeze waving a good
by to the students, most OF whom
left on the morning train.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. s.
E. Packard gave her asurprise party
last Tuesday evening, it being her
birthday. They carried ice cream
and cake for refreshments and pre-
sented Mrs. Packard with a sum of
money with which to buy a present.
Che evening was passed pleasantly
With games and music.
The concert by the Wilder orches-
ira last Wednesday evening, proved
very successful both as a ,ipleasant
entertainment and financially. They
came under the auspices of the
class of the Normal and
drew a house sufficiently large to
pay all expenses and leave a nice
little balance on the right side.
& serious shooting accident oc-
Cured up in district No. 6 last week.
Jesse Clary leaned his loaded gun
against the fence and went to his
dinner. After dinner he came out and
taking hold of the muzzle of his gun
lifted It up when the hammer caught
on lush and snapped. The entire
chargl entered the palm of his hand
nassink ND through the wrist and