News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-15
JOHNSON.


visiting at E E Holmes.
Rev. Isaac Hyatt will preach at the
Cong'l church next Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Boyce of Vergennes is
visiting at Freeman BOyce's.
Delmer IngalIs Ct Bedford, ?. Q is
visiting at Lewis Warehams'.
Guy Herrick of Morrisville was a
guest OF II. F. Boyce last week.
Stanley Redwood of Acworth, N.
H., is guest at Deacon Holmes.
Mrs. j. B. Partlow and son. Ken
meth, are visiting at Joel Partlow's.
Miss Esther Batchelder of Lyndon
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. E. Eos
ter.
Madge Small of Worthwhile visited
her aunt, Mrs. j. 5. Bicknell last
week.
Mrs. Mary Perry of East Hardwick
is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. C..
Stearns.
Mrs. Norman ODER visited her sis.
ter Mrs. A. A. Minott of Morrsville,
recently.
Mrs. S. A. Andrews visited her
brother, Hubbell Story 10 Cambridge,
last week.
D. D. Holmes and daughter, Iva
of Morrisville were visitors in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin Morse and daughter,
of Hardwick are visiting her father,
Orrin Foster.
W. G. Andrews of Montpelier visit
ed his mother, Mrs. j. A. Andrews,
the first of the week. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fuller of Lyn-
donville visited DR.. and Mrs. Collins
the last of the. week.
Orrin Jones is visiting his cousins,
Roy Jones and Mrs. Fred Hutchins
in Burlington this week.
Miss Theda Jones has completed
her school at Isle La Motto and is
passing her vacation in town.
Mr.. and Mrs James McCuen visited
her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Chauncey
Tillotson of Waterville recently
Mrs. Richard Butler is very i'll of
grip. She is an aged lady and fears
are entertained as to her recovery.
Marsh Chadwick of Sheldon was in
town last week visiting his sister,
Miss Lucie, who is bookkeeDer for W.
II. Stearns.
Stephen Wheeler from Woodsville.
n. H., has moved into Mrs. Maria
Davis tenement on the second floor
of her house.
The sum of fifteen dollars and sixty
nine cents was taken in by the Ways
and Means Society for dinner town
meeting day.
Miss Matte Brydia of Vergennes, a
graduate from the Normal, class of
'04 is visiting her sister, Miss Cora,
at j. j. Hickey's.
B. A. Hunt has purchased a large
planer, for dressing hard wood floor
ing. 1t has already arrived and been
set up in his mill.
Master Paul Sinclair went Monday
to Burlington to have his eyes treat
ed, it is feared he may lose the sight
of one of his eyes.
Rev. Isaac Hyatt of Swanton oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Cong'l church
last Sunday and there will also be
services next Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Ham of the Vergennes
Industrial School is in town for a
short time. She is stopping at her
fathers, Harvey Beecher's.
Frank Sweet and wife of Moor's
Junction, N. Y, have been engaged |
to work for his brother, who has
rented the farm owned by Mrs. W. F.
Waters.
Business of Importance is to come
before the meeting of the Ways and |
Means Society which is to be held |
Thursday, March 10Th with Mrs. |
j. l.. Pierce.
G. G. McGoff of Craftsbury has been
engaged to run the creamery by W. |
III. Stearns. Mr.. McGoff has already |
arrived and is located in John |
Stearns' house on School street.
The Sons of Veterans and The
Ladies' Aid will hold a special meet
ing at their hall on Saturday evening i
next. All interested will please take
notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Persons who we're unable to attend |
the exhibit at the Normal School on
Monday last are advised that all the
drawings and most of the manual
training exhibit will be on exhibition
on Saturday afternoon and that their
presence will be welcome.
Mr.. Armstrong; horse took fright,
while standing in front of the tub
shop, last Wednesday, and ran down
Stearns street in very fine style, tip
ping over the sleigh, but doing no
damage. He had not learned to rec
ognize the noon whistle as the sig
nal for dinner.
Clarence Darrell, who has been laid
up with a broken ankle since last
October, has received from the Ma
tional Accident Society, represented
by S. r. Miller of Hyde Park, the sum