News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
Johnson.

Mildred Gray Was hone Thanks
giving from Connecticut.
Geo. Mills from Fletcher spent last
week with friends in town
Fred Marcia passed Wednesday at
his brothers in st. Adams.
Frank Jones was home for Thanks
giving from st. Johnsbury.
Grace Leland is bone from Burlng.
ton, for few days vacation.
A daughter was horn to George
Bedelle and wife Saturday Dc 2.
Miss Georgia Bailey passed Thanks.
giving with Geo. Elwood's people.
Stella FulliDgton of East Cam
bridge, was a recent visitor in town.
Warren Leland is home from Brig
ham Academy for weeks vacation.
A daughter arrived at the home Of
Arthur Clark aud wife Saturday Nov.
25.
Merritt LIE and wife of Hyde Park
we're guests of Fl. NJ. Maxfeld Thurs,
day.
Mrs. G. Fl. Smith of Essex Junction
was recent guest of Mrs. William
Laport.
Mrs. Mary Perry of East Hardwick
is visiting her sister Mrs. Parker
Stearns.
F. G. Bcknell and W. E. Tracy
were in Lowell Saturday to attend
a lawsuit.
Frank Heath is moving from the
village back to his farm on the Cam
bridge road.
The Normal and Graded schools
will open Thursday Dec. 5, after
weeks recess.
Gladys Rogers went home with
Lucy Chadwick at Sheldon to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. G. Rogers went to Rutland
Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Terrill.
Everett Wells and wife spent
Thanksgiving with their SOD, DR.. f.
C. Wells in Rutland.
Earl WeIch with his college chum g
home from Burlington fer the
Thanksgiving recess.
A stone WAS set last week at the
grave of Mrs. S. P. Scott by T. B.
Wallace of MorrisviIe.
Henry Griswold and wife Of JtffAr.
sonville passed Thanksgiving with
Frank Heath and wife.
William Collins has purchased the
house now occupied by Dell Sturte-
want of Mr.. Harrington.
Mrs. Hortense Miner of Milton ia
visiting her sisters Mrs. Joel Partlow
and Mrs. Geo. Livermore.
Irving Potter from Milton passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs Potter's par
ents, l.. W. Fletcher and wife.
Andrew Warren's pair of horses
we're sold at auction Monday morn
ing and W. e.. Nye bid them off.
Harry Kinsley was called to his
home in Fletcher by the death of his
grandmother Mrs. Clara Kinsley.
Howard Courser and wife spent
Thanksgiving at Cloverdale with
Mrs. Courser's uncle, Nelson Story.
Mrs. Maria Davis returned Satur-
day from ST.. Adams and Fairfield,
where she had been to visit friends.
The net proceeds from the Rum
mage and Housekeepers' Sale for the
benefit of the library building was
$78 16.
Cleon Mum has finished work for
Chas. Hayford of East johnson and |
gone to work for landlord Wells in
the livery stable.
Eugene J. Hickey returned to Bur
lington Friday to complete hisstudies
in the medical college as one of the
fourth year men.
Rev. j K. Fuller gave most ex-
cellent Thanksgiving address Thurs.
day evening at the union service in
the COngl church.
Col. G. W. Doty and wife and !
daughter, Mrs. Anna Jones and son,
Walter, spent Thanksgiving with A.
III. Buck and wife.
Leonard Pearl returned to Saxton's
River Monday after passing the
recess with his parents
J. A. Pearl and wife.
Arthur Stearns son of Lieut.. Gov.
Stearns returned Saturday morning
to Dartmouth College after Thanks
giving recess at'hOme.
Horace Wood and wife and daugh-
ter, Hazel, from Essex Junction are
visiting Mrs. Woods brother, Chas.
HayfOrd of East Johnson.
Those making articles for the Ways
and Means Sale Dec. Is, please leave
such articles with Mrs. Mary Morgan
before the 14th, If possible.
DR.. F. c. Dillingham; and wife spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week in Burlington with Mrs. DilIing.
hams father, F. K. Brown.
Ned Holmes and wife and son, Earl,
and mother, Mrs. Susan Holmes, went
to Jacksonville, to spend Thanks.
giving with Mark Stevens and wife.
Ed. Tinkham and wife and daugh-
ter, Marion drove to Underhill Tues
day to pass Thanksgiving with his
parents. All froze their hands and
feet.
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