News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-03
JOHNSON.

ldSU week.
F. F. Davis was in Cambridge last
Wednesday.
R. M. Waterbury is quite i'll. APP
pendicitis is feared.
Mrs. Graves is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. A. Waterman.
Mrs. Cortez Foss was the guest OF
Mrs. r. G. Prentiss last Thursday.
Mrs. Fletcher from Albany is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. j. {.
Hodgkins.
Mrs. S. A.. Andrews visited her bro.
Their, II. L. Story of Cambridge last
Thursday.
JAY Partlow was in town Monday
connecting the Baptist parsonage
with the telephone.
William Hebb ofJeffersonville is lay
ing the stone for the foundation of
the new pants factory.
The Ladies Missionary Circle meet
with Mrs. S. A. Andrews Friday alter
noon at the usual hour.
Mrs Ralph Church and daughter of
Burlington are visiting Mrs. Church's
parents, S. G. Hill and wife.
Mrs. Thomas NARCOTIC, who has
been in Woodsyille with her son,
through the winter, is home.
Mrs. Mary Morgan was called to
Barton Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her brother, S. c. Cady
Rev. j. K. Fuller went to Stowe
Friday to Ofticiate at the funeral OF
his cousin, Deacon s. L. Fuller.
Mrs. D. 6. Holmes has been quite
seriously i'll the past week. Mrs.
E. M. Seymour is caring for her.
Mrs. Phillip French las gone to
Waltham, Mass, to Join her husband,
who has gone into business there.
Mrs. A. S. C. Hill of WiEooski, with
her infant daughter, is visiting DR..
Hills parents, S. c. Hill and wife.
Miss Grace Hodgkins who has been
passing the winter with her grand
mother in Albany, has returned home.
Frank Ward the popular driver OF
the hotel bus has finished work there
and has hired out to Perley HOdgkins
for the season.
Mrs. Maria Parker, who has been
staying some weeks with her sister,
Mrs. c. H. Stearns, returned to her
home in Boston.
Craig Fletcher of Essex Junction,
was in town the first of the week to
attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law, Willard Warren.
Miss Sadie Graves, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. 7. A. Water
man and Mrs. F. Ell. Marshall, return
ed Friday to Portland, Me.
The Cinnamon girl, who has been
supported by the town for the past
ten years or so died at the home of
Levi Tatro last Sunday night.
States Attorney F. G. Bicknell was
in Cambridge last week on business
connected with the railroad accident
which occurred there about q year
ago.
Sheriff Stevens was in town last
week investigating the killing of deer
unlawfully. lie has not been success
full in getting track of the law break
ers yet.
Mrs. Thos. Margetts has returned
here and is picking up her household
effects, and will make her future home
with her son, William, in Woods
vile, N. Fl.
The herd of cattle on the Foot farm
belonging to Roy Fullington was
tested last week and the whole herd
and his young cattle also were found
diseased and were killed.
The friends of Mrs. Fred Dubray
will be rejoiced to learn that she has
undergone the surgical operation for
which she went to the Victoria hOspi-
tai and is improving rapidly.
A special corporation meeting is
called for May 18th to receive the re-
port of the committee appointed at
the annual meeting looking to the
improvement of the electric lighting
plant.
Clyde CrOwell, of Concord is ia
town stopping with his father, Alfred
Crowell. He expects to take the lat
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moval of his daughter, Mrs. Darling,
he has been alone.
The ladies' Ways and Means $50
ciety will meet with Mrs. T. ]. Baker
Thursday afternoon, May 18th. The
ladies are each requested to bring a
box of lunch and stay to supper, and
also to bring a roll of cotton pieces
suitable for piecing quilts.
Perley Saxby was the successful
candidate for the r. F. D. route No.
2. He received his appointment
Monday and commenced his duties
Tuesday. The former carrier, Horace
Raymond, has made many friends on
the route by his cheerfulness and
good nature and they all regret that
he is soon to leave town.
The death of Willard Warren took
place at his residence last Friday p.
m. He had a shock some time last
winter but had recoved so that he
was able to be out until last Tuesday,
when he was taken down again. The
f,1noroI uoS of tho Ronfiat phurph