News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-30
JOHNSON.


lington for few weeks vacation.
Ned Carr from Worcester was a
guest at I'll. N. Kellogg's last week.
f. E. Holmes has rented his black
smith shop to Mr., Dove from Shell
burne.
Murray Buck has rented his hill
farm to Mr.. Youngerman OF Stan
nard, Que.
Bert Leland from Burling ton visit
ed his father, A. A. Leland, last
Thursday.
Miss Susie Hill is passing a short
vacation from her school in Proctor,
at her home.
Mrs. Melvin Morse from Hardwick
is visiting at the home of her father,
Orrin Fosters.
W. G. Jones was in Burlington Mon
day, attending to business connected
with the wreck.
Miss Mack from Hardwick was the
guest of her sister at T. A. Water
mans last week.
G. W. Doty and wife OF Morrisville
are stopping with their daughter,
Mrs. l.. M. Jones.
Mrs. Simons and daughter from
Burlington are guests of their cousin,
Miss Ruth Fisher.
Miss Grace Hodgkins has gone to
Taftsville, Conn.,, where she will re-
main for Soma time
Gladys Stearns is home from Bos-
ton, where she is attending school, for
a two weeks vacation.
P. o. Eddy and wife from Stowe are
passing the week with Mr.. Eddy's
sister, Mrs. Frank Heath.
W. G. Doane still continues in a
very critical condition. A nurse from
Burlington, Mr.. Libby, is caring for
him.
Miss May Baker came home Satur-
day from Everett, Mass, where she
has been teaching, for weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Julia Reed, one of the teachers
in the primary room, was called to
her home in Craftsbury by illness last
week.
There will be no services at the M.
E. church next Sunday morning, as
Mr.. johnson goes to conference this
week.
The Missionary Society will hold it's
next meeting next Friday afternoon
at the usual hour, with Mrs. S. A.
Andrews.
The Graded and High schools have
closed for vacation of about three
weeks. The Normal closes next Fri
day for week.
W. Ell. Nye has fine line of spring
and summer good on his counters.
There are some specially desirable for
waistings and the popular shirtWaist
suits.
The Listers of the county had a
meeting here to-day. There was a
good representation from various
towns and good meeting was the
result.
Miss Jessie Rogers, a graduate of
the Normal class of '03, was visitor
in town last week. Miss Rogers has
been teaching in Duxbury since her
graduation.
Jonn Sheldon has been missed from
his place in W. 81. Nye's store this
week. He has gone to his home in
East Cambridge, on account of ILL
ness. His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. J. L. Alger gave sugar party
for the students and teachers of the
Normal in E. Ii. Sherwin's sugar
place, Monday afternoon. The sugar
was very nice and the enter tainment
much enjoyed by the guests.
H. M. Maxfield and J. D. Farrell
have bought the stock in trade and
the business formerly belonging to
L. M. Jones. An inventory was taken
and the papers made out last Thurs
day. The store is now open to the
public.
f. G. Bicknell was in Cambridge
last Friday to attend a meeting of
the officials of the Burlington road.
Mr.. Bicknell demonstrated the condi-
ton of the road pretty clearly by
picking outa dozen or two spikes from
the ties with his fingers.
The marriage of NJ. O. Heath and
Miss Gertrude Austin took place last
Wednesday, March %, in Bakersfield
at the home of the bride, Rev. Mr..
Finger performing the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. Heath are stopping for
the present with their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Heath.
Rev. /. II. johnson has been elected
delegate to the Layman's Conference,
which conyenes at Montpelier this
week in connection with the annual
Conference. The vote at Waterville
was unanimous for Mr.. Johnson and
10 majority at this end of the charge.
He goes to conference with the love
and respect of his church and hearty
wishes tor his reappointment as their
pastor.
The death of Orville Comstock oc.
CURED very suddenly last Friday
morning from heart failure. He had
not been well for some time, but was