News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-15
JOHNSON.

David Holmes from Boston is visit
ing his father, James Holmes.
Chas. Christy from Swanton visited
bis father the first of the week.
Miss Annie Demeritt is stopping for
week with friends in Morrisville.
Lucien Chambers visited his brother
in Burlington the first of the week.
Miss Mabel Whiting of Burlington
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. IT,. Baker.
H. A. Churchill of Bakersfield was
at ". Il. Stearns on business Friday.
W. F. Waters and wife visited
friends in Pleasant Valley the last of
the week.
Geo. Courser, wife and daughter,
Lucina, visited friends in st. Adams
last week.
George Dillingham; and wife are Wis.,
itine their son, DR.. Dillingham;, in
Craftsbury.
Warren Brush from Arlington
Heights, Mass, is making a short
stay in town.
Principal Alger returned from the
Teachers Association in Boston
Monday night.
Mrs. Vera Wheeler and niece, Miss
Chaffee, from Troy are guests Of Mrs.
Heman Newton.
Mr.. Fort and wife were called to
East Hardwick Monday by the death
of Mr.. Forts father.
Mrs. John Waterman from Bur-
lington visited at N. A. and Thomas
Waterman's last week.
Misses Mary Reynolds and Ethel
Brush from Cambridge called on
friends in town Friday.
George Gould is taking bicycle
trip to West Berkshire and other
places in Franklin county.
Mrs. Julia Morse and son, Robert,
from Marlboro, N. H., is visiting Mrs.
Morse's father, James Holmes.
Mrs. Norman Thomas from Norris
vile visited at Albert Demeritts' and
Mrs. Joel Partlow's last week.
Bert Mills has finished work on the
barns at Parker's mill and is laying
hardwood floors for j. d. Odell.
F. FL. Raymore and wife from Eden
were guests at the home of M. A.
Hadley at East johnson last Satur-
day.
DR.. Brush of Cambridge and Mrs.
VIM. Howard from Fletcher were
guests of Miss Georgiana Bailey the
first of the week.
E. j. Wilder and wife of Enosburg
and Dr. Cruthus and wife of Stan
bridge, 2. Q were guests at the home
of j. W. Green last week.
The Waterville baseball team play
ed against the home boys on Water
mans fat Saturday. Victory rested
with the visiting team. Score I'll.
Miss Annie Fullington left Monday
morning for Vergennes, where she is
to substitute for one of the teachers
at the Industrial School through July
and August.
la. Pearl and wife took trip to
st. Adams, Enosburg and Burlington
last week. Mrs. Pearl was also the
guest of Mrs. Chesley Hartwell at
Essex last Friday.
Rev. l. T. Johnson has been freshen-
ing up the seats, etc., at the camp
ground with a new coat of paint and
getting it in readiness for the meeting
to be held next month.
Mrs. Geo. Fisher and children OF
Lyndonville have been spending a
week with Mrs. Lewis -Goozy. Mr..
Fisher and John Scofeld and wife
were likewise guests over Sunday.
The work on the high sidewalk, be-
low the bridge, is progressing finely.
The road has been widened several
feet and solid wall of stone is being
laid. Some of the stone for this work
is obtained by blasting out the ledge
just below the walk, thereby widening
the road at that point.
B. A. Hunt met with quite an acct
dent at his mill last Thursday. He
had been lifting some, and that with
the extreme heat overcame him to
such an extent that he tainted and
fell across the rails of the track, strik-
ing his head and cutting bad cash
that required several stitches. He
was laid up for time but is better
now.
The quarantine, on account of diph-
liberia, was raised from Mr.. Beecher's
house last Saturday, and Sunday
Cavis, the eighteen months old son of
Mrs. Ham was taken i'll and DR.. Good
mi h.
disease diphtheria and the place is
under quarantine again. Miss Bernice
Beecher has been i'll with the same dis.
ease, but is recovering now. All pos
sible precautions against the spread
OF the dreaded disease will be taken.
An Old Record Book.
EXETER, N. H., June 20, 1908.
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