News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-11-02
JOHNSON.


Miss Florence ChaffAa from Norris
town is visiting Mrs. Geo. Wheeler
Miss May Maxfeld is passing the
week with her father in Montpelier
Ashton Edwards of Cambridge was
the guest of Smith Hebb last Monday
Mrs L. e. Moody from Hartford,
Conn, is the guest OF Mrs. Channcy
Lewis.
Mrs. Mabel Foster visited her niece,
Mrs. Melvin Morse, of Hardwick re-
Gently.
The High School gave Halloween
party in the Opera House Monday |
evening.
Miss Pearl Royce of Swanton visit
ed her brother, Robert Royce, last
Tuesday.
Amos ODER of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting at the home of his father,
Benz. Ober.
Miss Bertha Hoxie of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Augusta
Waterman.
Missionary meeting with Mrs. S. A.
Andrews Friday afternoon at the
usual hour.
Mrs. s. A. Andrews visited her neph-
ew, W. M. Smith, of Cambridge last
Wednesday.
Arthur Hollis and wife of Morris
vile we're guests of R. M. Waterbury
and wife last week.
DR.. Dillingham; from Craftsbury
visited his parents, Geo. Dillingham;
and wife, last week.
Leslie Collins and wife of Cam bridge
visited his parents, Leonard Collins
and wife, last week.
Gladys Rand and Louie Hadley
were guests of Mrs. Eliza Kinds of No.
Hyde Park last week.
Mrs. John Daniels and Mrs. Maria
Sleeper of MorrisvilIe were guests of
Mrs. Lewis Thursday.
L. W. Fletcher has completed his
lob on the church at Greensboro and
returned home Saturday.
Phil Hebb and Warren Annis, who
have been gathering apples Oh the Is
land, have returned home.
Mrs. Davis of Newport has rented
the upstairs tenement in the house
occupied by Clarence Wolcott.
S. C. Hill was in Burlington Friday,
Tuesday he went to Montpelier to at
tend the reunion of his regiment.
Mrs. Armand Jackson returned
Monday from a visit to her parents,
L. A. Davis and wife, of Morrisville.
Mics Anna Boozane, who has been
working for Mrs. Foot for some time,
has returned to her home in Fletcher
The Rev. F. W. Armstrong of John.
son has been presented with q nice
covered buggy and fur robe the past
week.
Mrs. Julia Wolcott and Mrs. R. NJ
Waterbury visited their brother
Fred Waterbury, in Cady's Fallr
Tues day.
The W. R. c. will serve chicken pit
supper Friday, Nov. 18th, from $40
until 8 O'Clock. Public invited. Price
% cents.
Mrs. B. s. Fullington has improved
in health sufficiently to occupy thu
charming little cottage, which Mr.
Fullington has recently completed a
Camp Ozone.
Mrs. j. R. Hill and daughter, Miss
Susie, and grandson, Howard, wen
Thursday to Proctor, where they viii
pass a week with Mrs. Hills daugh
ter, Mrs. J. B. Kidder.
Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland and daugh
ter Beulah, went to Montpelier Mon
day. Miss Beulah is to have a surgi
cal operation on her throat on &C
count of enlarged tonsiIs.
Willard Gray and Lewis Fptche
went Tuesday to Saranac, N. Y.
where they are to work on the build
ings which are being erected undo
the supervision of Geo. Mills.
Sterling Hose Co. will have a mocI
trial on Thanksgiving eve. All of tn
notables in town land that include
every man, woman and child) are in
vited to be present and witness it.
Some much needed repairing ha
been done on the sidewalk on Lowe
Main street and some heavy wir
netting put along by the bank nea
the parsonage, making it much safe
III for pedestrians.
M Preparatory lecture will be given q
the vestry of the Congl church Sa
urday afternoon. Communion SCI
vice will be held Sunday morning
u after which will be missionary exc
else by the Sundayschool.
Twenty members of Mt. Verno
Lodge, Morrisville, visited Waterma
Lodge Thursday evening. A cand
date was raised to the NJ. M. degrt
and q banquet was partaken of 6
Hotel Johnson. All report a fine tim
Mrs. Lucy Ritterbush, formerly
resident of this town, died at tt
home of her daughter-in-law, Mr.
Carrie Adams, in Morrisville Sunda,
The interment was in the JOhnsO
Plot cemetery. Her age was s
years.
Tloro mill bo q ooncort q + tho 0nat