News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-01
JOHNSON.

Carroll Page of st. Johnsbury is
visiting his uncle, c. S. Clark.
Ed. Hunt of Hudson, Mass, is Wis
iting his sister, Miss Nellie Hunt.
Silas Foster of Cambridge visited
his sons in town last Wednesday.
Irving Potter from Wolcott was the
guest of L. W. Fletcher last week.
M. C. McGinnis from Fairfield is at
work for e. II. SherWin in the depot.
Fl. C. Marvin from Sheldon was the
guest of W. 81. Stearns last Thurs
day.
Chas. Fl. Stewart of Hardwick was
the guest of E. j. Gautier over Sun
day.
Miss May Baker is home for weeks
vacation from her school in Bellows
Falls.
Joseph Farnum received an increase
in pension recently, amounting now
to $17.
Carl Morgan, who is fireman on the
Rutland railroad visited his mother
last week.
Miss Jennie Carpenter of Waterville
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Holmes
last week.
Arthur Pike has gone to Stowe to
resume his work on the Memorial
Building.
Mrs. F. C. Kimball went to Burling-
ton Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lewis.
The Ladies' Missionary society
meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. S.
A. Andrews.
Mrs. F. E. Spaulding from Morris
vile visited her sister, Mrs. j. 5. Bick
nell, last week.
Joseph Jacobs has the foundation
for his new house on Railroad street
nearly completed.
Mrs. Cassie Davis from Morrisville
is assisting in caring for her aunt,
Mrs. Samuel Wilson.
Pearl Mudgett from Enosburg Falls
is in town on account of the illness of
his sister, Miss May.
Ned Waterbury from Corning, N.
Y, is passing the week with his broth
er, R. M. Waterbury.
William Hebb from Jacksonville is
in town, doing the plastering in Mr..
Wareham's new house.
For johnson news and all home
events, read this paper. II you see it
in the News and Citizen it's SO.
Herbert Rice, who is a student at
Peoples Academy at Morrisville,
passed Sunday at his home here.
Miss Jane Holmes has returned
from Marlboro, N. H., where she has
been caring for her invalid sister.
E. P. SWEET, the purchaser of the
Hollis Mudgett farm, is from Virginia,
not Vergennes, as stated last week.
Miss Susie Hill accompanied by her
nephew, Allen Kidder, from Proctor
are passing the vacation at j. r.
81 IFS.
Miss Rebecca Hill returned Satur-
day from Proctor, where she has
passed the winter with her niece, Mrs.
Mary Kidder.
Mr.. Whitney from Franklin was
called to town last week by the illness
of his daughter, Miss Cora, who re-
turned home with him.
There are several cases of whooping
cough in the village. No danger of
an epidemic though, for it had too
thorough a sweep last year.
Miss Mary Enright, who has been in
the Normal doing her practice teach
ing, has concluded her work and re-
turned to her home In R,chford.
Miss Dolly Trumpass, who has been
attending the Normal, has returned
to her school In Derby, but expects
to return and graduate with the class
in June.
Warren Leland invited his school
mates of the High School to sugar
party last Friday evening. About
twenty five were present and they all
report very pleasant evening.
II. E. Cutler from Burlington was
in town last Wednesday exhibiting
samples OF his work In photography.
uo RIduudIlufs Cldpo vi Uuo NOTudl
have engaged him to take the class
pictures.
Rev. E. G. French was called to
Eden last Thursday morning to at
tend thefuneral of Mrs. Henry Adams
and in the afternoon of the same day
he oticiated at the funeral of Mrs.
Calvin Foss at No. Hyde Park.
The next regular meeting of the
Dread literary club will be held at
Normal hall Thursday evening. This
is the last meeting of the year, except
the business meeting, and all members
should make an effort to attend.
Thestudents of the Normal planned
q surprise party for Miss Gee last
Saturday evening at Landon's Hall.
A large and handsomely decorated
cake was presented to her, Miss Dick
enson making the presentationspeech
in a very happy manner.
M. A. HadIey went to st. Johns
bury Friday expecting to meet his
niece, Miss Gladys Stearns, who is a
pupil at the Perkins Institute at Bos-
ton. Through some misunderstand-
ing Miss Gladys did not start as ex-