News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-01
JOHNSON.

Chas. Hayford was in st. Johnsbury
on business Thursday.
Miss Mabel Rogers was In st. Johns
bury the last OF the week.
Smith Hebb and wife visited friends
in Cambridge the first of the week.
Harry Lighthall from Rouses Point,
N. is visiting his uncle, j. D,OdelE.
Mrs. Charlotte McFar and passed
last week with friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Ella Ellsworth of Morrisville
visited her father, V. A. Patch, last
week.
Frank Holmes and wife visited
friends In Waterville the first of the
week.
Carl Morgan, accompanied by his
mother, returned to Rutland last
week.
James Mcdonnell and daughter of
Boston called at Dr.. G. E. Goodwin's
Friday.
o. B. Landon aud granddaughter,
Marion Mcfarland, went to So. Hero
Monday.
Miss Carrie Stevens has gone to
Fair Haven to visit her sister, Mrs.
Louise Wilson.
E. FL. Sherwin and wife attended
the Noyes Fitch wedding at Hyde
Park last week.
DR.. F. L. Wells went to his home in
Frelighsburg, Canada, last week for
a few days stay.
Mrs. L. E. Codding from Cambridge
visited her nephew, G. G. Rogers, the
first of the week.
John Prince. who recently gradu-
ated at Montpelier Seminary, is visit
ing friends in town.
J. A. Pearl was in Vergennes and
Burlington on business last week, re-
turning home on Friday.
Misses Lucy Baker from Whitewa-
ter, Wis, and May from Bellows Falls
are home for the summer.
Miss Carrie Robinson of Milton was
called to town last week by the death
of her uncle, Mr.. Stebbins.
A missionary meeting will be held
with Mrs. S. A. Andrews next Friday
afternoon at the usual time.
Miss Belle Baker has gone to
Bloomfield to attend the wedding of
her friend, Miss Maud Fuller.
George Grady and wife went to
Morristown Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Grady's sister.
Mrs. Leonard Allen and Mrs. c.
Griswold of No. Hyde Park called on
friends in town last Thursday.
Miss Bertha Hadley, who has been
teaching in Lunenburg, Mass, the
past year, is home for the summer.
C. K. Woolcutt, wife and child from
New York state are visiting Mrs.
Woolcutt' g brother, R. NJ Waterbury.
Mrs. Jasper Hayford from Boston
is visiting her sisters, Miss Winnie
Hayford and Mrs. Lucien Chambers.
Percy Sinclair from Mortified and
his brother, Benz from Worces-
ter are in town for the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Jessie Mead and her brother
from Cambridge visited their aunt,
Mrs. William Cady the first of the
week.
B. S. Fullington is doing quite an
extensive job of painting on his farm
buildings. Sam Scribner is doing the
work.
Wheeler and Whiting Baker from
Montclair, N. j., are stopping at the
home of their grandfather, T. j.
Baker.
Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter,
Lizzie, visited Mrs. Pixies sister, Mrs.
Almon Hawley, at Jacksonville re-
Gently.
Misses Hannah and Mabel Tracy
have returned home from Barre,
where they have been engaged in
teaching.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Sinclair will be interested to learn
that they have an infant son, born
June Dist.
Mrs. Chas. Cook and daughter of
st. Adams and Mrs. Harmon Cook OF
Westford were recent>guests at Will
Borland's.
Miss Sophia Cowles is visiting
friends in Coventry. Miss Lizzie Pike
is helping in the drug store during
her absence.
Mrs. S. D. Whiting and children of
Medalia, MinD., came Thursday to
attend the funeral of her father, Sal
mon Stebbins.
Miss Ella Davis of Hyde Park has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Armand
Jackson, during the past week. She
left here for New York state, Monday.
Mrs. Susie Burnham from Wood
bury and Miss Alice Sabin from Hard
wick visited their sister, Anna Sabin,
at the home of He. Parker last
week.
j. r. Hill and wife went to Wolcott
last Thursday. Mr.. Hill returned
Monday and Mrs. Hill went to Hard
wick, where she will pass some time
with her brother and sister.
Miss Bernice Beecher returned last
Saturday from an nytnndod visit tn