News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-28
Johnson.

B. L. Austin is improving his house
by painting.
R. B. Bradley made a business trip
to Chester last week.
II. j. Baker and wife. and grand
son, have gone to New York.
Mrs. Irving Potter passed Sunday
with her husband in Wolcott.
e. E. Balch went to Montreal on
the excursion last Wednesday.
Walter Davis and wife visited
friends in Cambridge last week.
Homer Caswell and wife visited
friends in Cambridge last week.
j. W. Green and wife went on the
excursion to Montreal last week.
B. L. Austin attended the S. S. con-
vention in Burlington last week.
S. G. Hill passed last week with his
son, DR.. A. s. G. Hill in Winooski.
Mrs. Laura Rood from Jericho is
visiting her niece, Mrs. G. P. Jones.
George CLARK of Morrisville passed
Friday with his brother, G. S. Clark.
Mr.. Beatty from Enosburg visited
his daughter, Mrs. j. W. Greene, last
week. a. NJ
D. S. Scott, who has been badly af-
ficted with lumbago, is somewhat
better.
John Stearns is moving into his
house, recently purchased of Albert
Kelley. -. .-...
Bert Leland from Burlington visit.
ed his father, A. A. Leland the last of
the week.
Orrin Jones was in Fletcherthe last
of the week on school business, it is
supposed. -.
Mrs. E. M. Seymour is passing the
week with friends in Morrisville and
Waterbury.
Miss Ella Morga an has gone to Mont
clair, N. j. where she has situation
for the winter.
Rev. Robert Barton from Green's
boro visited his parents in town the
first Of the week.
Leslie and Harley Collins, who are
working in No. Cambridge, were home
on a visit last week.
Miss Grace Coolidge from Brigham
Academy passed Saturday and Sun
day with her fIther.
W. g. Jones and wife returned Fri
day from Boston, where they had
been passing the week.
Thus far two deer have been shotin
this town-one by Mark Titus and
the other by Geo. Emery.
Mrs. Armand jackson, who has
been visiting friends in Waterbury,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Antoine Gravlin from Cam
bridge passed last week with her
daughter, Mrs. E. c. Holmes.
Chas. browne and wife were called
to Morrisville Monday by the serious
illness of Mrs. Brownies father.
Damon Curmy has done a fine lob
of grading on his building lot, pre-
paratory to erecting his house.
Henry Porter and wife were called
to Fletcher last Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Porter's father.
The Normal and Graded Schools
close Wednesday and the teachers
will attend the Institute at st. Johns
bury.
Miss Myrtle Pease, who has been
teaching in Newark, is passing the
week with her friend, Miss Gladys
Rogers.
Mr.. Barton and daughter, Miss Ida,
went to Burlington last week to con-
suit specialist in regard to Mr.. Bar
tons eyes.
Miss Helen Newland, one of the
Normal students, was called to her
home in Fairfield by the sudden death
of her brother.
Rev. Mr.. Sanborn of Gilmore preach
ed in the M. e. church Sunday, in the
absence of Mr.. Johnson, who is gath
ering apples on his farm in Perkins
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Baker and grand.
son, Whiting, started Tuesday for
Montclair, N. j., where they will pass
several weeks with their son, Charles
Baker. . 3 -
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Ward and infant
child stopped in town several DAYS
last week. They were taking a car
riage drive from their home in New
Hampshire to different points in Yer.
mont.
The costume reading last Saturday
evening was very interesting meet
ing. The costumes were unique and
effective. Some of them were killing
iy affecting" especially "Sir Chas. ;"
"Tony" and "Mrs. Hardcastle." The
rendering of the different parts was
also very well done and much enjoyed
by the rest of the club.
A Very Pretty Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Hon. and Mrs. S. A.
Andrews Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
p, when their niece, Maud Story was
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