News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-11
JOHNSON,

all last SUNDAY.
Mrs. Geo. Conger has been quite i'll
duriag the past week.
Miss Lucy Chad wick passed Sunday
at her home 10 Shelton.
Frank Huard has rented the Jacobs
place on Railroad street.
FL. N. Kellogg went to Harshfield
on business lasU Monday.
P. c. Stearns passed several days
last week in Lebanon, N. ii.
Mrs. Il. M. Seymour is visiting
friends in Waterbury aud Morrisville
Mrs. Bertha Kinsleycf Lowell visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Wal Barrows, last
week
Perley Whiting aud wife visited
friends in Fairfield the first OF the
week.
E. g. Newton and wife of Sheldon
were guests OF Alison Gould and wife
last week.
Geo. Stratton of Burlington visited
mis- sister Mrs. L.'G. Terrill the first
of the week.
Mrs. v. A. Patch of Morriswile is
caring for Mrs. W. G. Jones who has
been quite i'll.
Mrs George Peck of Whi$e River
junction visited her brother W. B.
Cady last week.
Mrs. W. FL. Leslie returned Friday
from Newport where she passed
several days last week.
On. Hutchins and wife of Water.
bury have been visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs.II. L. Bailey.
MisstIda Perry of Hast fHardwick
is'stopping for few days with her
aunt, Mrs. P. 3. Stearns.
j. D. 'Odell and wife, and P. J.
Hodgkins and wife vert to Boston
on the excursion to-day.
Miss "A. A. Leslie has arrived here
from Lowell, Mass, with her usual
fine line of millinery goods.
Rumor says that Mrs. Thomas
Margetts has sold her place over by!
the depot to r. B. Bradley.
Madam Wells and daughter, Mrs !
Paul, visited DR.. F.. e.. Wells aadI
family 10 Rutland last week.
Mrs. Sawyer from S0merville, Mass. ;,
ispassing some weeks with her daug'a-.
ter, Miss Olive, at Hotel Johnson.
Mrs.Newell of Lyndon Center visit
ed her daughters who are students I'M
tthe Normal at Mrs. A Andrews
asst week.
Mrs. l. L. Pearl who was taken seq
iously Ill Sunday is rapidly improw-
ing. DIR. Dillingham; is the attending
physician. ,
PIX. Terrill and wife who have
ID zen visiting in town for the past
week returned Monday to their home
in Rutland. :
Deforest Collins is negotiating for
the farm belonging toll. N. Kellogg.
Mr.. Kellogg expects to leave heRe
about Nov. 1.
Aparty of fifteen Normal studentsE
accompanied by Miss Ruth Fisher,
the science teacher, went on picnicE
to Sterling Pond last Monday.
Miss Mary Willard. from Sutton,
assistant teacher in the high school
last year, visited in town last week,
the guest of Mrs. VIII Borland.
The Rev. G. W. Hunt Presiding e. 4
der of st. Adams District, will preach
and hold communion lservice at the |
Methodist church next Sunday even
ing.
DR.. F. C. Dillingham; has moved
from the DIR. Goodwin house into the
house belonging to Mrs. Stevens
which was occupied by Rev. MIR. Har-
grove.
Fred Freeman and wife of Maiden. 4
Mass, are visiting their sister Mrs. \
B. s. Fullington. They so from here l
to Virginia. where they will pass the
winter.
G. FL. Stearns and wife, T. A. Riddle,
C. s. Clark, A. E. Partlow, Ell. M.
Maxfeld, Chas. Mcfarland and Al. |
bert Kelly attended the Montpelier
centennial last week.
DIR. Eastmsn of Woodsville, N. H.,
was in town last Thursday in con-
sultation with DR.. Prentiss in regard
to the case of the little daughter of
ID. A. Barrows and wife.
Mrs. j. K. Fuller fell and injured
her left arm quite badly last Tues
day. The ligaments were strained
and bruised making it very painful
but no bones were broken.
Herbert Rice has resigned his
position as principal of the high
school at Concord and has taken the
position of Deputy collector and in
spector of customs at Richford.
Kirk Brown of Methuen, Mass,
called on friends in town Monday.
Mr.. Brown was member of the 9Th
vt. and came up to attend the cele-
bration at Montpelier last week.
The Ladies' Ways and Means
Society will meet Thursday with Mrs.
T. A. Waterman. They are requested
to bring scissors, thimbles and need.
les with them, as therei Is sewing to be
done for the sale which is to be held
In the future.
An auction sale of household furni-
ture. the propertv of Mrs. e. A. Cod