News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
JOHNSON.

NJ, Y, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Martin Powell of Cambridge
is passing few days in town.
Arthur Stearns is home from Dart
mouth for the summer vacation.
Clinton Conger of Woodbury. visit
ed his uncle, Geo. Conger, last Satnr-
day.
Mrs. N. L. Potter Of Dunkin, P. @
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nathan
Dodge.
Albin Demerrt and wife visited / is
parents in East Cambridge last
Thursday.
Miss s. T. Palmer, principal of the
training school, lett here Monday for
Portland, Me.
Thomas Leland and wife of Morris
vile visited at the home of Fred Lee
land, last week.
Lewis Fletcher is home from Sara,
nae and is soon to begin work for
William Stearns.
MI. Hight, wife and children of
Athens, Me-, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. w. Fl. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and daughter
from Nebraska are guests of 0. A.
Mcfarland and wife.
Mrs. J. S. Bicknell visited friends in
Hyde Park and Morrisville last
Thursday and Friday,
Morton Brewster and daughter of
Huntington were guests at W. B.
Cady's the first of tie week.
Mr.. Paul of New York City is stop.
ping at the Johnson House with his
brother-in law, E. E. Wells.
Ned Smith has moved his family to
this place and will live on the farm
with his father, Geo. Smith.
Mrs. Jerry Hunt and children from
Troy are at the home of Mrs. Hunts
sister, Mis-. George Whitney.
Mrs. VIM. Borlsnd aud Miss Mary
Willard are visiting the formers Sis
ter, Mrs. George, in st. Adams.
Mrs. Simons of Burlington was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Fisher,
at the Johnson House last week.
Miss Georgiana Bailey has closed
her school in Cambridge and is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah Clary.
The Busy Bee Club OF the Cong'l
church held picnic Thursday after
noon near the home of Mrs. Rogers.
Eugene Hickey, who has been at
tending the medical department of
the U. V. NJ, is home for thesummer.
Berton Mills and wife are receiving
congratulations over the birth of a
son, Berton Chase, born Monday,
June 26.
Millard Gray went to Mortified
and has engaged to work there dur
ing the summer. He also visited Rev.
Ralph Lowe in Barre.
Miss Laura Burnham, who has
been teaching in Helena, Mont, dur
ing the past two years, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. P. Jones.
Miss Nettie Richard, one of the Nor
NAL School graduates this year. will
be employed by Mrs. G. D. Pierce
until the school opens in the fall.
Miss Gladys Rogers closed her third
term of school in district No. /, Sat-
ruday. She gave a lawn party for
her pupils at her home during the
afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. French from
Lyndon are in town. Mr.. French Of
ticiated at the marriage of Orrin
Jones and Miss Hattie Porter, which |
was solemnized to-day.
Percival Sinclair has completed his
four years Civil Engineering course
in Norwich University and graduated |
last Thursday with honors. He is in
town for a short vacation.
States Attorney Bicknell assumed |
charge of a very important case last |
week. He seems very much elated |
over it and no doubt feels himself |
capable of managing it successfully. |
1t arrived last Thursday and is a
very fine boy.
Miss Ruby Warfield, principal of |
the High School, left here Friday for
Pittsford, where she will visit a friend |
and from there she will attend Com
mencement at Wellesley. After that |
she will return to her home In Wor-
cester, Mass.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society held It's annual business meet |
ing Friday evening and elected the |
following officers President, Ida |
Barton; Vice. President, Florence Nc
Golf Recording Sec'y, Grace Hodg- |
kins Corresponding Sec'y, Mrs. C. |
d. Pierce Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Liv-
ermore.
Clarence Davis has recently COM
pleted two years. course in Applied
Electricity In Pratt's Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y. He began work i'm
mediately for the Western Electric
Co., with headquarters In New York |
City. Clarence was always an indus
trious boy, with steady determine
tion to make something of himself |
and his many friends here rejoice at |
his success.
Services in memory of the late Sum.
ner Andrews were held at Verpennes |