News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
JOHNSON.
90 to Nye's for bargains.

IN LOWell saturday.
W. F. Waters and wife were in Bur-
lington last Thursday.
Fl. B. Parkhurst of North Troy was
in town last Wednesday.
V. r. Chase of Gilmore passed Sun
day in town with his family.
Wilder Magoon is suffering from a
severe attack of heart trouble.
A daughter was born to Oscar
Gray and wife, Friday, May -.
PC. Sinclair of Norwich University
visited friends in town recently.
Mrs. D. G. Holmes, who has been
ii several weeks, is convalescent.
Mrs. Anna Sanborn of Wolcott
visited friends in town last week.
j. FL. Tatro has job of carpenter
work on the Avalon house in Morris
vile.
DR.. T. L. Wells and Mrs. g. W.
Wells were in Canada on business last
week.
Will Story, who has been working
In Cambridge during the spring, is at
home.
B. 5. Fullington has sold his chest
nut driving mare for a consideration
OF $3.50.
Rev. l. T Johnson is in town, look
ing after the sale of his camp. ground
property.
DR.. Martin, eye specialist, can be
consulted at the johnson House
May 26 and II.
FL. E. Clary and wife of st. Adams
are visiting Mrs. Clary's sister, Miss
Charity Baker.
Archie Stearns, who is at work in
Cambridge passed several days at
home last week.
Miss Bell Baker has gone to Shell
don, where she has a position in the
Portland House.
Fred Howard has recently purchas-
ed a driving horse of G. Fl. Souther of
North Hyde Park.
Amos Leach of Sheldon was the
guest Of his cousin, III. M. MaXfield,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Abram Nolan and son, Dolor,
are visiting Mrs. Nolan's mother,
Mrs. BrunelI, in Milton.
B. S. Fullington Is improving the
appearance of his summer cottage at
Camp Ozone, by painting.
Ira Ober and wife of North Hyde
Park were guests of Mrs. Ober's aunt.
Mrs. c. S. Clark, last Monday.
Horace Raymond left here last
Monday to join his son, Glenn, in
their new home in Clinton, Iowa.
L. W. Fletcher, who has been at
work in Wanbeek, N. Y, during the
winter, is at home for a few days.
W. B. Cady has rented E. 0. Story's
house and will move his family there
soon. Mr.. Story is to board with
them.
Mrs. L. B. Sherwin of Hyde Park is
stopping with her son, E. G. Sherwin.
She expects to remain through the
summer.
B. L. Austin returned Thursday
from Sutton, where he was called by
the illness of his sister-in.law, Mrs. M.
c. Morgan.
Our corporation or village taxes
are now in the hands of the collector,
E. E. Holmes. Let's pay them at
once and have it done.
Mrs. F. l.. Armstrong and children
have gone to their former hone in
Providence, R. I. Mr.. Armstrong will
follow in about week.
The Tennis Club Is preparing a very |
fine tennis court on the vacant lot on |
Railroad street, owned by Orrin Eos
ter, which they have rented for that |
purpose.
FL. E. Cutler has been engaged by |
the graduating class of the Normal
and High School to do their photo
graphy work for them, and is in town
this week for that purpose.
Miss Lura |. Bruce, a graduate of
the Normal, class of 'S5, and assist
ant teacher for several years. has
been visiting in town the past week,
the guest of Miss Ida Barton.
Mrs. j. r. Hill returned Tuesday
from Proctor, where she has been Wis.,
iting her daughters, Mrs. j. B. Kid
der and Mrs. Arthur Rockwell. Her
Allen Kidder, returned
with her.
l. L. Pearl returned Friday from
Ardmore, Indian Territory, where he
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
G. E. Goodwin. Frank Green re-
turned Saturday. He is much i'm
proved In health.
A party of four young ladies, stu
dents at the Normal and firm believ-
ers In physical training, took a walk
to Morrisville last Monday, return
ng on the mail train. They enjoyed
their trip very much and think they
ire equal to a still longer one next
time.
ITHIEL FALLS.
Mrs. Dora Comstock is ill with heart
trouble and Mrs. Foote with thegrip.
Mrs. l.. A. Greene of North Cam
bridge is staying with friends here tor