News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-29
JOHNSON.

Mrs. Ed Patch visited friends IN
Jericho recently.
id. Odell visited friends in Cham
plain, N. Y, last week.
T, A. Waterman and wife were in
Burlington last Friday.
Eugene Gautier is raising his house
and building cellar wall.
Mrs. Pratt of ,Vergennes Was the
guest OF Mra. Stearns recently.
Edward Smith of SwantOn was the
guest of Fl. NJ. Maxfeld Monday.
Lewis Lambert has moved into his
new house on lower Main street.
Miss Ina Balch of Boston, Mass, is
the guest of her cousin, E. E. Balch.
Miss Lucy Bean of Morrsville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. 5. Bicknell.
Fl. s. Currier of Montgomery was
the guestof VIM. Rushford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wareham of No. Cam.
bridge visited at Bert Mills recently
Will Baker from st. Adams visited
his sister, Miss Charity, last Thurs
day
Rev. S. Z. Packard has gone to New
Hampshire and will be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. Fl. W. Stevens and daughter,
Carrie, visited in Fair Haven last
week.
John N7e from Manchester, N. IL,
visited his brother, W. H. Nye, last
week.
Miss Eva Howard of Concord was
the guess Of Mrs. Mary Morgan last
week. t'
Orrin Foster and wife visited friends
in Elmore and Hardwick the last OF
the week.
Thursday evening of this week is
the date OF the chicken supper at u.
A. r hall.
Mrs. E. Nj. Seymour has returned
from TWO weeks visit with friends
in Waterbury.
TIA Waterman has sold the Bridge
Falls water power to Mr.. Browhell OF
Essex Junction.
Chas. Patch has moved into the
Wood house in the Gulf, which he re-
Gently purchased.
Alden Patch from Lawrence, Mass,
visited her brothers, Vernon and
Charles, last week.
Mrs. G. Fl. Stearns and Mrs. j. A
Pearl returned Saturday from ashort
visit at Montpelier.
Misses Fletcher and Allen of South
Hero were guests of W. A. Landor
and wife last Friday.
B.H. Rogers has moved into the
George Partlow houae, recently pur
chased by c. D. O4kes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland of Springfield
were guests of their cousin, A. A. LIE
land, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Henry Chamberlain OF NORTH
Troy was the guest of Mrs. William
Rushford last Wednesday. .,-'.
Miss Florence Demeritt visited be
friend, Belle Cochran, of Jericho, dur
ing the vacation last week.
Mrs. Joel Partlow and Miss Sar'
Phillips visited Mrs. Norman Thoma
of Morrisvile last Thursday.
Fl. W. Maxfeld and wife and Mrs
Phillips attended the funeral vi Wm
Page at Hyde Park Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey of Vel
gennes visited Mrs. Bailey's niece
Mrs. Lyman Jones, last Thursday.
Mrs. G. L. Long and Mrs. j. {
Jones and sons of Rutland are visit
ing Mrs. Longs niece, Mrs. E. &
Sherwin.
The tub-shop has been closed TO
the past two weeks Tor repairs on th
building, but work will be resume
next Monday.
Miss Carrie Carnes, former prime
pal ofthe training school, was Marie
in Lynn, Mass, Oct. 8, to Thoma
Carne of Adams, Mass.
Rev. Robert Barton of Greensbor
and Rev. James Barton OF Bosto
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Jacob Barton, Monday.
Mrs. I'll. G. Spaulding and daugt
tiers. Lncile and Ruth, of Los Angeles
Cal, are guests of Mrs. Spaulding
sister, Mrs. R. c. Christy. raj.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. French and
]. Baker have gone on the New Yor
excursion to Montclair, N. j., to Wis
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Baker.
R. C. Christy has sold his farm
II. Patterson of Fairfield. Mr.. Christ
is moving into the house In the VI
lage which he purchased of l.. v
Mead.
Prof. j. L. Alger, Misses Dickinso
Gee, Fisher, and Palmer OF the No
NAL and Mr.. Parke of the High schoo
attended the educational meeting
Bellows Falls last week.
There will be no preaching seryi
at the Cong'l church next Sund9
morning, owing to the absence OF Il
pastor. Sunday School and evenir
service will be held as usual.
Rev. T. A. Howard of Burlingtt
preached at the Baptist church la
Sunday morning and 1t is expect
novf sunday ais