News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04
Johnson.

her uncle, G. 5. Clark last week.
Mrs. Fred Putnam and daughter
are visiting friends IN Cambridge.
Irving Wood and wife OF hyde Park
visited at e. D. Woods last week.
20 Perry and wife OF Hyde Park
visited Mrs. Clara Good win last week.
Miss Nellie Minott of Morrisville
visited at Freeman Boyes last week.
Mrs. Emily Codding has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Manuel, OF Rich
ford.
HI. W. Stevens attended the funeral
of Mrs. Cross at Montpelier last Wed
nesday.
Benjamin Convey and SOD, Pearl,
were Ill town on business the last OF
the week. .....
G. L. Demeritt and wife Of East
Cambridge visited at Albin Demeritt's
last week. ....#......
John Ferguson has sold his saw
mill to Chas. Eastman & Co. of No.
Hyde Park.
Joseph Fay, who moved to Jffter-
sonville last spring has moved back
to his old home.
Miss Edith Spiller of Morrisville
was the guest of her cousin, Rena Dl-
bray, last week.
Miss May Slayton from Woodbury.
visited her sister, Lillian, at Homer
Peck's last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and daughter
of Newport are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. W. G. Jones. ..s
Miss Florence and Madge Small OF
Morrisville we're guests OF Mrs. ). 5.
Bicknell last week.
Robert Holmes was home from
Morrisville Academy for few days
vacation last week.
The ladies' missionary meeting will
be held next Friday afternoon with
Mrs. s. A. Andrews. .. ...
Miss Florence Gautier and sister,
Edna, are passing two weeks with
relatives in Hardwick. -:
Frank Greene has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week at his fathers, j W.
Greene's in Cambridge.
Miss Georgiana Bailey from Cam
bridge visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Clary the last of the week. .
Mrs. E. S. Smith from Swanton was
called to town last week by the illness
of her sister, Miss Sarah Phillips.
A. Nj. Aseltine, wife and son, Ken
worth, of Enosburg Falls we're guests
OF j. W. Greene and wife last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Hawley from
Jacksonville visited Mrs. Hawley's
sister, Mrs. Arthur Pike, recently.
F. C. Kimball and wife were called
to Burlington Wednesday by the ILL
ness OF their son-in-law, DR.. Il. E.
Lewis. H.
VIM. Rushford and wife went to
Montgomery last week to attend the
Golden wedding of Mr.. Rushford's
parents.
The funeral of Mrs. Edwin West
over, who died Wednesday, Oct. 2Sth,
was held Saturday, Rev. E. g. French
officiating.
Mrs. Mary Dubray, who has been
stopping short time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Spiller, of Morrisville has re-
turned here.
Frank Hooper and wife have moved
into their old rooms at Sanford Ken
fields. Mrs. Hooper will work in the
pants factory.
Heman Newton is moving from his
farm back to his village residence.
The man to whom he sold having TAX
en- possession.
Miss Myrtle Pease, who has been
passing the week with her friend,
Gladys Rogers, went to her home in
Bolton Saturday.
E E. Wells has taken possession of
the hotel property here and will keep
tirst-class house for the benefit of
the travelling public.
Bert Cunningham, who has been at
work in Sheldon, is at home. He ex-
poets to go to Massachusetts,, where
he has obtained situation.
Miss Mabel Tracy, who has been
teaching school in Barre was brought
home by her brother last Friday, SER
iously i'll with typhoid fever.
Misses Jennie and Grace Mcneil of
Colchester stopped over night with
Mrs. ID. g. Holmes on their way to
st. Johnsbury last Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Warner Morse from
Burlington visited Mrs. Morse's
father, A. A. Leland and Mr.. Morse's
sister, Mrs. B. A. Hunt, last week.
Lester Smith has been off duty at
Nye's store through the week on ac-
count of illness. He is passing the
time at his home In Jacksonville.
Mrs. H. W. Stevens went to Jericho
Wednesday, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Chas Fields. She also visited
in Burlington before returning home.
George Rooney, who has worked in
f. Il. Holmes blacksmith shop for
several years, has bought the shop in
No. Hyde Park, belonging to Mr..
Eastman.
&C. Rogers has purchased a piece of
land, containing some over five acres,