News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-08
JOHNSON.

with friends in Barton.
Mrs. Jane Davis is visiting her son,
John, in No. Cambridge.
W. A. Landon and wife are passing
the week at South Hero.
L. M. Jones and DR.. Goodwin we're
in Burlington on Monday.
Edison Holmes from Newton, Mass,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Ada Prior from Underhill is
visiting at Freeman Boyes'.
Chester Lamb from Fletcher visited
Mrs. Henry Tuliper Saturday.
E. j. Gauthier visited friends in
Hardwick the last of the week.
Morris and Carl Morey from West
ford are the guests of VIM, Cady.
J. R. Hill and family celebrated the
Fourth by picnic at Eden Pond.
Miss Olive Cady has completed her
school in Wolcott and returned home.
Miss Ida Perry from Hardwick is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. G. Stearns.
j. W. Green and wife from Cam
bridge visited their son, Julius, Sat-
urday.
Glenn Raymond, who has been
working at Bellows Falls, is home tor
time.
Julius Green and wife visited Mrs.
Green's former home in Enosburg
last week.
John Quinland of Underhill was a
guest at the home of James Stewart
Saturday.
Ralph Hebb from j 9rsonville
visited his aunt, Mrs. Smith Hebb,
Saturday.
A two.horse load of high school
students went to Prospect Rock for
picnic the Fourth.
Regular meeting of Waterman
Lodge, No. SO, F. & A. NJ, next
Thursday evening.
O. A. Mcfarland and wife went to
Stowe Friday and attended a picnic
at Lake Mansfield.
Miss Grace Leland has gone to New
port, N. H., where she has a position
IN a telephone ONCE.
Mrs. Laura Knight and Mrs. F. c.
Page, who are stopping in Hyde Park,
were in town Monday.
Rev. l. T. Johnson was called to
Eden last Friday to ofticiate at the
funeral of Allen Adams.
FL. W. Stevens and wife have gone
to Sugar Hill, N. H., for two weeks
stay at the Sunset House.
Miss Clossie Clark and Frank Cole
OF Stowe visited their uncle, c. S.
Clark, the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Hawley FROM
Jacksonville passed the Fourth with
their sister, Mrs. Arthur Pike.
Rev. Thomas Gull from West Paw
let will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning. July -.
Miss Anna Sabin, who has been
stopping in town several weeks, has
gone to visit friends in Wolcott.
Mrs. Jessie Tinkham> and daughter,
Leila, from Rochester were guests of
their cousin, DR.. Waite, last week.
Prin. j. L. Alger and Miss Lucy
Baker havegone to Boston to attend
the National Teachers convention.
Mrs. Wright from Medfeld, Mass,
and Miss Nettie Rossiter from Mon
tana are guests of Mrs. G. I'll. Stearns.
S. A. Andrews and wife attended
the regimental reunion of the 18th
Vermont at SWanton last Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Hoxie from Colchester
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Au-
gusta Waterman during the past
week.
Arthur Stearns, who has been visit
ing friends since his graduation at the
Bordentown Institute, has returned
home.
FL. A. Lee, who has been teaching
in Eden, has completed his school and
is visiting his sister in Burlington
this week.
j. s. Bicknell was taken suddenly
Ill last Sunday with heart trouble.
His condition is somewhat improved
at present.
The high wind of last Thursday
night broke down a tree in front of c.
I'll. Stearns residence, damaging the
porch somewhat.
Mrs. Jane Morse, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Grout, from Wa
terbury, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Hunt.
Willard Gray went to Hardwick Fri
dey afternoon, returning Saturday
with his wife, who has been visiting
there week or more.
Rev. E. G. French and wife have
gone to North Ferrisburg for three
weeks outing. They will camp with
Rev. and Mrs. III. c. Howard.
Miss Annie Fullington stopped Mon
day night with her uncle, s. A. An
drews, on her way to Vergennes, where
she will teach through July and Au-
gust.
Mrs. B. s. Fullington is home from
Rutland, Mass, where she is taking
mn6iaal troa tnont for q tun upoolc