News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
JOHNSON,

MRS. Della A. Jones OF Underhlll
visited at W. G. Jones the last of the
week.
W. FL. Nye has his usual fine line OF
useful and beautiful Christmas goods
on hand.
Halle Gates OF Hyde Park passed
Thanksgiving Day with her mother,
Mrs. E. p. Grow.
Mrs. Eddy OF Stowe has come to
pass tbe winter with her daughter,
Mrs. f. S. Heath.
PerIy Fitch and wife of Concord,
N. H., are visiting Mr.. Fitch's sister,
Mrs. P. G. Stearns.
Herbert Rice, Deputy Inspector OF
Customs, of Richford visited his par
ents In town last week.
Chauncey Tillotson and wife of
Waterville visited their daughter
Mrs. James McCuin recently.
Eva Cady has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Morton Brewster of Hunt
ington during the past week.
Albin Dsmerrit and wife visited the
formers brother, Richard Demerrit,
of Plattsburg, N y, last week.
Alice Dickinson left here Saturday
for her new position as instructor in
English in Bridgewater Normal.
Willard Boyes and wife of Saranac
Inn, N. T., are stopping with her
parents, David Holdrdge AMI wife.
Mrs. &. c. Rogers returned from
Pf1fI a nd NH hn hn
week with her daughter, last Wednes-
day. '.'.esa
Bertha Atwell has gone to North
Hyde Park, where she will pass the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Orvis
Jones.
A. M. Demeritt and wife we're II
BURLINGTON recently. the guests of
Mrs. Demeritt's niece, Mrs. Irving
Potter.
E. P. Grow and wife entertained
party of fourteen Of their kinsfolk at
their hospitable home on Thanks
giving Day.
Frank Jones who has been visiting
his parents Deacon Fletcher Jones
and wife has returned to his work in
st. Johnsbury.
E. M. Waterbury who has been
visiting his brother, R. M. Waterbury,
has returned to Williams College in
Williamstown, Mass.
Girls. Dykeman and wife who have
been stopping at Hotel Johnson for
several weeks, have returned to their
home near New York.
j. D. Odell and wife have been in
Morristown during the past week car
ing for Mrs. Odell's uncle. Sylvester
Palmer, who Is seriously i'll.
Charles Tinker who lived on the
Manning farm the past year has
rented the Scott farm of E. E Holmes
and will move his family there soon.
The Cong'l Sunday School is to
give a Christmas cautata entitled,
Santa Claus Victory" Friday even
ing Dec. %. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Inez Vigeant and son who
have been stopping for the past year
with her parents, Sewell Newton,
have returned to their home in
Boston.
The cutting of Christmas trees for
city markets has become quite an in
dustry in the last few years. Thir teen |
carloads have been shipped from this
station recently.
Homer Caswell has moved from the |
F. s. Heath farm into the Patch |
house owned by Emerson Miller. Mr.. |
Caswell has been laid by for some
time with rheumatism.
The second musical recital at the
Normal School will be given Satur-
day evening, Dec. 10th, by the stu
dents, assisted by members of the
faculty. This recital Is free to the
public and all all are cordially in
yited.
Morris Hitchcock met with an
accident Saturday as he was driving
from school. His horse became fright
ened and ran, throwing him out and
making q complete wreck Of the sleigh
and harness. The horse and boy es-
capped without injury.
Remember the sale and the chicken
phS puPPOL GU OhO
yestry, Friday evening Dec. Is.
Supper will be served from s to s.
Adults 25 cents, children under twelve,
10 cents. Those having magazines
to give please bring them early.
DR.. E. D. Collins and wife enter
tained the teachers of THE Normal and
Graded schools very pleasantly last
Tuesday evening. The entertainment
was In honor of Miss A. E Dickinson.
The next evening o. B. Landon and |
wife gave a reception for the same
purpose.
A new telephone line, called the I
johnson Plot line has been construct.
ed by company formed of seven of |
our enterprisng farmers, connecting
with the New England line by a |
switch at E. E. Holmes shop, having
the Bell telephones of Morrisville |