News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
JOHNSON.

Mrs. John Bean from Jeffer5OnVllle
passed Monday in town.
G. III. Stearns and wife entertained
a cousin from Chicago Saturday.
A son was born last Thursday,
No. 10, to John Stearns and wife.
Howard Manning from Rutland is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Julia Man
ming.
Rev. G. Ell. Stebbins and wife from
Wolcott were in town the first of the
week.
M. A. Hadley has moved his family
into the house owned by James New
comb.
Miss Nellie Minott of Morrisville
was recent guest at G. A. Sturte-
wants.
Mrs. Jane Davis has gone to Rut-
land to visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Griggs.
Mrs. Nellie Fisher Symes from Pas
sumpsic is stopping with Mrs. 81. W.
Stevens.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Cong'l church next Wednesday
evening.
Jacob Barton and wife are visiting
their son, Rev. Robert Barton, in
Greensboro.
On page four is an account of the
death of our esteemed townsman, III.
W. Stevens.
J. F. Sinclair has bought the Steb-
bins farm. The writings were made
last Monday.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham, who has
been teaching in Swanton, is home
for short time.
Miss Carrie Gregg has moved to
Rutland, where she will make her
home in the future.
Mrs. F. 6. Bicknell has gone to
Keene, N. H., to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr.
The postoffice will be open Thanks
giving day, from Z to II a. N. and
from 5 to 1870 p. m.
Miss Annie Demeritt has gone to
Morrisvllle to pass a few days with
her uncle, J. B. Partlow.
Mrs. G. N. harrington, who has
been quite ill during the past week, is
reported as some better.
Miss Ida Perry from East Hard
wick is passing few days with her
aunt, Mrs. p. G.. Stearns.
Mrs. Sam Hutchinson of Nashua,
N. a., is visiting her brother, Walter
Patch, at East Johnson.
Prof. W. E. Howard of Middlebury,
Normal School Commissioner, was in
town the last of the week.
G. K. Wolcott and mother from
Corning, N. Y, were guests of R. M.
Waterbury and wife last week.
Amos Stearns, wife and daughter
from Jacksonville were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Hill Saturday.
Jesse Witherel, who has been in
Massa chusetts for the past six
months. returned here Saturday.
At the town meeting held last Sat
urday, Will Barrows was elected sec
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third.
W. A. Landon and family have
gone to Lunenburg, where they will
pass the winter with Mrs. Landon's
parents.
FL. Arthur Lee, who has been pass.
ing his vacation with Mrs. Mary Nor
gan, has returned to Eden where he Is
to teach this winter.
DR.. and Mrs. ". b. Wilson and
Miss Carrie Stevens were called to
town Saturday by the death of their
father, Ell. W. Stevens.
Miss Ilda Rugg, one of the mem bers
OF the Junior class of the Normal, has
taken the teachers examination and
will teach this winter in Stowe.
Mrs. Lula Potter finished her school
in the Waterman district Wednesday
and Thursday she goes to Milton,
where she will pass the winter with
her husband at his fathers home.
Regular monthly meeting of Ster-
ling Hose Co., Friday evening, Nov.
9th, at 1870 O'Clock. Members are
requested to be present SO that plans
may be made for the annual meeting.
Frank Heath has rented his farm
to Amasa BixbY, who has worked for
him for the last four years. Mr..
Heath has rented the Baptist par
sOnage until spring and is moving in.
Prof. and Mrs j. L. Alger we're in
the south part of the state last week.
Mr.. Alger was expected home Satur-
day but was detained by wreck on
the road between Bennington and
Rutland.
Silas GriswOld was paid the sum of
$210 last week by S. R. Miller, agent
for the National Accident Society. on
account Of injuries received while
working on B. S. Fullington's store
last August.
P. G. Sinclair is in town for the
Thanksgiving vacation, which began
a few days earlier than usual at North
field on account OF closing the Bar
racks for the purpose of fumigation,
there having been q case of diphtheria