News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-23
JOHNSON.
Sheriff Robbins of Hyde Park was
in town Monday.

Henry, III Lowell ldSU week.
Miss Flora Pearl went to Boston
last Friday for few days stay.
Miss Winnie Morey from East Fair
field visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. S. G. Hill visited her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Church, in Jericho last
week. Ban
Joel Boyes from Underhil passed
several days at the home of his father
last week.
Luke Potter and wife of Waterville
were guests of Mrs. Willard Warren
last week.
Miss Relief Leavenway from Milton
has entered the preparatory class of
the Normal.
Robert Reed and wife from Eden
were guests OF Mrs. G. A. Sturtevant
last Thursday.
P. C. Sinclair from Mortified is
passing the Easter vacation with
friends in town.
Mrs. M. E. Goodhue Of Hyde Park
visited her nephew, Eugene Gauthier,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson of Waterville
visited their daughter, Mrs. Rollo
Thomas, last Friday.
Clarence Hayford has moved to
Eden, where he will carry on the farm
belonging to Mr.. Adams.
The young men of the Normal and
High Schools met Monday night and
formed d basket ball team.
Several cases of measles are report
ed from East Johnson. There are six
cases in the family of G. N. Jones.
Miss Matte Berdia, of the Senior
class of the Normal, has been quite i'll
during the past week with the grip.
Homer Caswell has moved from the
Scott house to the house owned by
Abbott Gauvin, over near the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb of Hyde
Park were guests of Mrs. Whitcomb's
sister, Mrs. L. W. Fletcher, last Fri
day.
The condition of W. C. Doane is not
improving as much as his friends
wish. Mrs. j. B. Ham is caring for
him.
Miss Jennie Carpenter, who has
been teaching in Jeffersonville was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Holmes last
week.
Miss Maud Hurlburt of Jericho,
graduate of the Normal, class of 'O2,
was the guest of Mrs. M. c. Morgan
last week.
0. B. Landon and granddaughter,
Alice Mcfarland, visited MIR. Ian.
don's son, W. A. Landon of Lunen-
burg last week.
Leon Sturtevant went to Hyde
Park last Tuesday, where he has a
position in the depot, left vacant by
Herman Holbrook.
A party of young ladies went to
hyde Park and Morrisville for a
sleigh ride last Monday. They report
very pleasant time.
D. D. Holmes and wife left here
Monday night for Eilenburg, N. Y,
where Mr.. Holmes has situation in
ii creamery for the summer.
Mrs. Julia Root and children from
Essex, who have been visiting Mrs.
Roots parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Davis, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Lanphere, who has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. L. W.
Fletcher, was called to Belvidere last
Saturday by illness in her own family.
Miss Bessie Kellogg entertained
party of friends very pleasantly at
her home last Saturday evening, it
being the occasion of her twentieth
birthday.
Prin. Carroll browne from Stowe,
and sister, Miss Josie, from Hyde
Park and Miss Lessie Davis from Gar
field were guests of Chas. browne and
wife last week.
Henry Stinson was one of the pas.
sengers on the train which was wreck
ed in Cambridge last So turday and is
suffering from his injuries. His nose
was broken and, it is feared his thigh |
also, and he is badly bruised.
TWAS reported last week that Mad
ison Sargent had bought the Gauvin
house, but it seems that although a |
trade had been talked the writings
were not made, and il was case it, |
Illustrating the slip between cup and
lip.
L. W. Fletcher has been con-
fined to the house during the past |
week by badly scal1ed foot. He
was filing a bottle with hot water
and it burst and the water went onto
his foot sCalding it so badly that the
skin came off with his stocking.
The ladies of the O. L. G. have been |
invited by Mrs. E. H. Sherwin to |
meet at her home Friday evening,
March 25. This is the annual social |
evening of the club, and is usually one |
of the pleasantest gatherings which |
they have, and this one promises to
be more enjoyable than usual. Each |
member should make an effort to be
present.
"Haye you no pride ?" Nav" re-
piled the street beggar. "But I'm