News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-27
JOHNSON.

MOfrlSNllle ldbU WEEK.
P. C. Sinclair from Mortified was
in town over Sunday.
Mrs. e. Fl. Sherwin visited friends
in Hyde Park last week.
V. A. Patch has sold his driving
horse to Rev. |. T. Johnson.
Harold Cakes has gone to Essex
Junction, where~he has employment.
Geo. Elwood visited his uncle, Ches-
ter Elwood, in EImore the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Fletcher visited
friends in Hyde Park the first OF the
week.
VIM. Hebb was in town last week
laying the chimneys in the Jacobs
house.
Chas. Prince of Burlington is visit
ing his father, Daniel Prince, at Fred
Putnam's.
A. j. Pomeroy and c. S. Clark were
earring maple sugar at the depot
last week.
Miss Carrie Stevens has gone on a
two days trip with her father in
Franklin Co.
Miss Ida Perry from Hardwick has
been passing the week with her aunt,
Mrs. c. P. Stearns.
Lewis Wareham goes to-day to
Poland Springs, Me-, where no has a
position for the summer.
r. F. D. Carrier Horace Raymond
carried 5O16 pieces of mail on his
route in the month of April.
- Lee Hodges from New York city,
formerly clerk in the employ of W.
FL. Nye, was in town last week.
Benz. Fiske from Amboy, Mimi, is
the guest of his brother n-laws, Ber-
ton Mills and Lewis Wareham,
- Mrs. Thomas Waterman went to
Burlington last Friday to consult a
specialist in regard to her eyes,
Mrs. A. B. Jay and daughter, Elsie,
from Jericho visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Davis, recently.
Special Agent Brigham from Bos.
ton was here last week and establish.
ed the third rural delivery route.
A child's finger ring was found re-
Gently by Fred Holmes and the owner
can have same by calling on him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Boyes of Sara
nae Inn, N. Y, visited Mr.. Boyes' sis
ter, Mrs. L. W. Fletcher, last week.
Miss Alice Beecher has been called
home from White River junction tt
keep house for her father, Harvey
Beecher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barton hav'
gone to Greensboro, where they will
stop ten days with their sou, Rev
Robert Barton.
Miss Anna Cakes, who has beer
stopping near Claremont, N. III ha
returned and is staying with Mrs
George Livermore.
DR.. Thomas Huntington from Sal
Francisco was the guest of his aunt
Mrs. Augusta Waterman, last wee
from Thursday until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Demeritt wen
to Morristown Friday, where they wi
pass few days with Mrs. Demeritt'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cole.
Miss Addie Aver will accompan
her friend, Miss Grace Allen, to tn
latter's home in Westford the last {
the week, remaining over Memorie
Day.
-H.O. Stiles found an interestin
relic while ploughing on his farm r,
Gently. 1t was an Indian arrow
made of stone and of very perfet
shape.
Master Richard Nye has been quit
i'll during the past week with stomac
trouble. DR.. Genge from Hyde Par
was in attendance. He is better G
present.
The village authorities have poste
notices warning bicycle riders to kee
off the sidewalks, and they mean
enforce the orders. So, wheelmel
watch out!
Mr.. Fuge, who has been at D
Goodwin's receiving medical trea
ment for several weeks, is much in
proved and has returned to his woI
in Morrisville.
E. J. Ranslow preached a very alb
sermon to a large congregation in I'll
town hall last Sunday morning. M
Ranslow was entertained by Mr.. ar
Mrs. Perley Whiting.
Mrs. Dora Atwood from Cambridl
ia caring for Mrs. c. P. Jones. 81
takes the place of the nurse, who b,
returned to Burlington. Mrs. Jon
is convalescing rapidly.
DR.. F. L. Wells has entered I'M
partnership with DR.. Minott of Mo
risville and will go there soon-so
is rumored. Never mind we still ha'
a dentist ten days of the month.
Miss Carrie Fisher, who recently I
turned from the hospital at Burlin
ton, has gone to her home in Ira
burg, her health not permitting b
to resume her work in che Normal.
Warren ). Balch, formerly of job
son, who began in 1897 as condu
tor on the surface cars OF the Bostt
Elevated Railway Company and W
later promoted to extra starter, b
recently been promoted again, I'll
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