News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
JOHNSON.

The farmers report finesugar sea-
son.
Read the business notice of the j.
E. Foster Co.
Mrs. Susan Scott is visiting friends
in Greensboro
Mrs. F. c. Kimball visited in Hyde
Park last week
Eugene Holmes visited friends in
Cambridge last week.
Miss Maud Story of Vergennes is
visiting friends in town.
Jed Perkins has been engaged as
clerk by W. Il. Maxfeld.
Mrs. Gould from Fairfield is visit
ing her son, A. F. Gould.
Master Allen Bradley of Stowe is
visiting at Joel Partlow's.
Miss Adams of Stowe was the guest
of Miss Sturtevant last week.
Miss Ida Perry of Hard wick is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. P. c. Stearns.
Stearns & Farrington's tub shop
begins this week running nights.
Arthur Skinner visited his uncle in
Hyde Park the first of the week.
John Waterman and wife of Bur
lington visited in town last week.
Mrs. Thomas Margetts visited
friends in st. Johnsbury last week.
Ralph Stearns visited his aunt,
Mrs. Perry, in Har1Wick last week.
lisa Dow spent last Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Geo. Foster and son, Lester,
visited friends in Hardwick recently.
Rev. |. =. johnson is attending the
animal conference at st. Adams this
week.
Miss Fannie Nye from Fairfield is
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
I'll. Nye.
Mrs. Sara Smith is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alma Leland at Jeffer-
sonville.
D. s. Scott has closed his black
smith shop here and gone to Massa-
chusetts.
Miss. Efie Whittiker from Underhill
was the guest of Mrs. l.. r. Leslie
last week.
Ned Smith, who has been working
in Boston through the winter, is home
on visit.
Mrs. Geo. Foster and son, Lester,
are visiting Mrs. Melvin Morse in
Hardwick.
Miss Emma Tracy, who has been
working for sometime in Essex, has
returned home.
The s. of v are preparing a drama
which they will present to the public
in the near future.
The Rev. E. g. French will give a
character study at the Cong'l church
n xt Sunday evening.
Misses Winifred and E 18th Story OF
Cambridge were guests of their uncle,
E. 0. Story, last week.
Mr.. Holmes of Essex Junction has
been engaged as butter-maker in O.
B. Landon's creamery.
Burton Humphrey and wife from
Barre visited Mrs. Humphreys sis
ter, Mrs. Waterman, last week.
Mrs. Joel Partlow and Mrs. Homer
Stanley were guests of Mrs. Norman
Thomas at MorrisviIe Tuesday.
Mrs. Dayton Smalley of Moretown
Is pc ssing a few days with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. William Tracy.
The Ladies Circle meets with Mrs.
S. E. Packard at the parsonage next
Thursday afternoon at the usual
hour.
The schools in Dist. Nos. 1 and s
will begin next Monday, April IA.
The other schools in town will begin
April %.
Chas. Drown has moved from VIC.
Doane's house into the Witherell
house in the gulf, which he recently
purchased.
O. B. Landon has returned from
Boston with thirteen horses. Some
of them are said to be very fine driv-
ing horses.
W. A. Warren from Cady's Falls
and j. G. Warren of st. Adams visited
their father, Willard Warren, the first
OF last week.
W. F. Waters has recently received
orders for % of his Fielding butter
workers. The demand for them is
constantly increasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stearns returned
home from their California trip last
Monday night. They arelooking we'll
and report fine time.
W. E. Ranger and j. L. Alger at
tended the semi-annual meeting of
the Vermont Schoolmasters Club at
Montpelier last Friday.
The Normal school opened Tues
day, after a vacation of ten days.
Several old students have retured for
postgraduate course.
Cadet Sinclair, who has been visit
ing friends in town during the Easter
vacation, has returned to Norwich
University at Mortified.
W. II. Leslie picked up a pocket
book, containing small sum of
money from the street recently, which |
the owner can have by calling for.
MIR. Conger, who has been the but
tormakpr aft the Gihon River crnam-