News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-28
JOHNSON.

Mr.. Garland from Lisbon, N. d, Is
working for Riddle Bros.
He. Parker is building an extern
sion to his office at the mill.
DR.. F. L. Wells asgone to Frel'ghs-
burg. Que, for short stay.
Miss Florence Gautier Is visiting
friends in HardWick this week.
Mr.. French from Eaton Canada, is
visiting his brother, Rev. Mr. French
Mrs. Carrie Waite from Whiting is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie waite.
Miss Elsie Jay from Underhill is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Armand JACK
SOD.
IT, Baker, who was injured while
drawing logs recently, Is convales-
cent.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Warren, Jr., Thursday
Jan. %.
Charles Christy from Swanton visit
ed his father, R. G. Christy the first OF
the week.
Miss Grace Leland was home from
ST. Johnsbury on account OF illness
last week.
Ed Campbell and Arthur Davis
have exchanged farms. They each
take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eaton from
Fairfax we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Livermore last week.
Leander Tillotson from Underhlll
has come to pass the remainder OF
the winter with Amasa Bixby.
Rev. E. G. French goes to Cam
bridge Friday evening, where he is to
speak in the Cong'l church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hutchins OF
South Burlington are visiting Mrs.
Hutchins' mother, Mrs. S. G. Hill.
Smith Hebb had the third finger of
his left hand badly jammed in the
planer at the tubshop last Monday.
An operation for appendicitis was
performed on Fred Marshy at the
Mary Fletcher hospital last Thurs
day.
Gene Holmes has taken the j. d.
Boyes farm in Hyde Park to carry
on for a year and will move there
soon.
Mrs. Charlotte Mcfarland and son,
Charles, attended the Grswold-
Lepper wedding at Cambridge last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Patch went to
Fletcher the last of the week to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Patch's
brother.
Geo. Mills is visiting friends in
Fletcher until the weather moderates
sufficiently to resume work on the
Wareham house.
Wesley Lamphere has moved his
family from the Baker house on
Lower Main street to the house up
by Parker's mill.
David Griswold of Jacksonville and
daughter, Mrs. s. S. Ballard, of Mont
pelier were guests of Mrs. Augusta
Waterman the first of the week.
The members of the johnson Sport
ing Club are requested to meet at e.
E. Holmes shop Thursday evening to
dispose of some property they have
on hand.
Arthur Pike is home from Stowe
for the present, work having been
discontinued on the Memorial build
ing, until the plastering shall have
time to dry.
See that your name is on the check
list. The Board of Civil Authority
meets at the Town Clerks office Sat
urday to add names of persons quail
fed to vote.
Remember the date of the Schubert
Ouartet-Jan. Both. Do not stay al
home for you will regret it. Come
and have something to think about
for days afterwards.
The ladies of the W. c. T. U. viii
serve free lunch at the Cong'l YES
try next Tuesday, Feb. 3, from 11:3(
to 1:30 o'clock, for the voters whC
come in from outside the village.
The Union Mutual Fire Insuranc
Company, through their local agent
F. G. Bicknell, have settled with Hay
ford Bros, for the loss of their cream
cry building, paying them the sum o
$1657.
Owing to the bad weather OF las
week the popular drama "Brokel
Bonds" will be repeated at Eide
Mills Friday evening, Jan. &c
Dance and oyster supper at the clos
of the play.
Fred Jones, who has been laid u
for the past two week by an injur
received while skidding logs, is no
able to be up. The log he was workin
at broke in some way and snappe
around. striking him on the leg nes
the hip, and iDiuring the bone som
what.
News has been received of the deaf
of Mrs. Levi Waterman of Ringwoot
III. Mrs. Waterman was formerl
Miss Hannah Whiting and was Dor
and brought up in this town. M
Waterman is also from this place, b
ing a brother of the late Sanford WI
terman. They went from here son
time In the sixties and will be remen
herod nv MANY of the older inhat