News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-27
JOHNSON.

Mrs. W. s Phelan of Oakland, Cal
is visiting Mrs. j. l.. Pierce.
Mrs. Phoebe Place of Higtgat is
the guest of Mrs G. D. Place.
Miss Anna D9merrit visited friends
in MOrrisville the last of the week.
Il. c. Parker and wife attended the
fair at st. Johnsbury last Thursday
Warren Johnson of Winchester,
Mass, is the guest OF Robert Christy.
A daughter was born Saturday,
Sept. %, to Fred Marsney and wife.
Mrs. Dora COmstock is seriously III.
Mrs. Mary Comstock is caring for
her.
Mrs. Della Dickerman Of Beecher's
Falls is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. &,
Buck.
Mrs. R. B. Bradley has been visit
ing friends in Stowe. She returned
Friday.
Mrs. Robert Holmes OF Burlington
visited her sister, Mrs. F. c. Diling-
ham last week.
VIM. Corbett, class of '05, who is
teaching in Fairfield Center was in
town Saturday.
Warren Leland was home from
Bakers field the last of the week re-
turning Monday.
Norman Ober, who has been in very
poor health for the past year has
gone to Montreal.
Earl WEIGH and Roy Jones went TO
Burlington Monday to begin their
second year at the U. Y. M.
Miss Josie Drown went to Boston
Monday, where she is to enter the
Emerson school of oratory.
L. W. Fletcher has been laid up the
past week from injuries received by
being thrown from his bicycle.
Mrs. E NJ. Davis attended the
meeting of the Baptist Association
held at Montgomery last week.
Mrs. Cleveland of Jacksonville has
taken rooms of Mrs. George Keller
and is working in the pants factory.
W. FL. Stearns and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations over the birth of
a daughter, born Monday, Sept. 25.
Mrs. Ann Andrews, who has been
visiting her son, W. G. Andrews, of
Montpelier, returned home Wednes-
day.
ThODlas Waterman and wife were
summoned home from Denver, Col,
by the illness of their nephew, Robert
Holmes.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey is visiting her sis
ter in Boston and her niece, Mrs.
Bertha Wood. in Middletown, Conn.,,
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Stevens of st. Albans is
IN town, the guest of Mesdames &. P.
Jones, 0. B. Landon and of her aunt,
A. 81. Buck.
Atwood Pulling ton, who has been
at Magnolia Beach through the sum
mer has returned and is boarding at
c. c. Rogers.
Mrs. A. o. Moody of Los Angeles,
Cal, and Mrs. Clara Norton of Bur-
lington, we're guests of Mrs. Geo.
Conger Thursday.
W. Ell. Stearns went to Boston
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
the New England Rake Association.
He returned Friday.
Mrs. Eugenia Green went to Ver-
gennes Monday, but will return soon
to care for her sister, Mrs B. S. Full
lington, who is failing.
Mrs. Horace Eaton of Willimantic,
Conn, and Mrs. Ryan of East
Georgia are visiting Mrs. Geo. Liver
more and Mrs. Joel Partlow.
Misses Morgan, Fisher and Tracy
OF the Normal and Mr.. Coiondy OF
the High school went on Mt. Mans
field Saturday, returning Monday.
The Scribner place which was ads
vertised for sale ia last week g CITIZEN
has been sold. Therefore the sale
which was to take place Oct. 5, will
not occur.
Leo Moody, Mae Straw, Miss An
derson and Harvey Pike of Stowe,
visited R. B. Bradley Sunday even
ing. They made the trip in the Pike
automobile.
c. j. Ferguson, Supt. of the Anti
Saloon League will give temperance
lecture at the Opera house, next Sun
day. This will be a union service
and all are invited.
1t is requested that there be a good
attendance at the meeting of the
Ways and Means society Thursday
afternoon, at the church vestry, as
there Is important business to trans
act.
James Brennan, with his wife and
sons of Jericho, have been visiting
at Charles Brennan's, also his
brother, Edward Brennan, of Mount
Vernon, South Dakota. He went
west thirty years ago. This Is his
first visit home and he finds many
surprising and delightful changes.
Miss Lucy Chadwick gave a lawn
party at c. c. Rogers, for her Sunday.
school class, The "Busy Bees" last
Friday afternoon. The class, num-
bering about twelve members, formed
themselves into this society last
spring each given one penny, which