News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-31
JOHNSON.

business last week.
W. I'll. Stearns and wife passed
Monday in Burlington.
Arthur Thompson is visiting his
former home in Canada.
S. H. Waters of Burlington was in
town the first OF the week.
Orange Buck of Essex Junction Ia
in town visiting his brother.
Remember the agricultural meet.
ings, which come FEB. 18th.
Nye is Offering some great bargains
In winter garments just now.
Mrs. Homer Stanley is quite i'll
with erysipelas in her foot and ankle.
Mr.. Colodny, principal of the High
School, was in Burlington oyer Sun
day.
Mrs. o. B. Landon was in Jefferson
vile last week the guest OF Mrs. Var
mum.
Grace Foster has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for medical treat
ment.
Alice Scott and Anna Demerrit
were in Morrisville visiting friends
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Mudgett and sister, Miss
Miner of Cady's Falls were IN town
Saturday.
Willard Gray and Frank Jones are
home from st. Johnsbury tor a few
days visit.
Mrs. Inez Potter from Burlington
spent Sunday with her parents, l.. W.
Fletcher and wife.
Mrs. Newell of Lyndon Center is in
town visiting her daughters who are
students In the Normal.
Rev. j. K. Fuller attended the dis
trict Sunday School Convention held
at Cam bridge Wednesday.
James Warner of Essex Junction
was in town last week to visit Sarah
Phillips at III. M. Maxield's.
Chas. M. Patch had the misfortune
to fall on the ice last Tuesday and
fractured his shoulder badly.
Mrs. 81. G. Fullington of Worcester,
Mass, is in town, stopping at her
father-in-law's, B. S. Fullington's.
Mrs. M. Nj. Powell of Jacksonville
was the guest of Mrs. FL. NJ. Maxfeld
Saturday, returning home Monday.
The Baptist Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. H. A. Newton
next Friday afternoon a. the usual
hour.
Clarence Dubray who has a posi-
ton with A. j. Sleepy OF Burlington,
was home for a short vacation last |
week.
E. E. Holmes went to Lunenburg
last week to complete a plumbing
Job which he is doing for W. "A.
Landon.
Mrs. Ira Powell and daughter,
Beryl, of Jacksonville visited the
formers mother. Mrs. VIM. Patten
las1 week.
Lewis Lambert had his face and
hands badly burned recently by
starting a fire with kerosene, at the
Hunt mill.
All persons having bills against
the town are requested to present
them to the proper authorities as
soon as possible.
Wallace Atwell fell on the ice Sat-
urday and cut his head quite badly.
The cut was dressed by d physician
and is doing we'll.
The annual meeting of the Ways
and Means Society will be held with
the president, Mrs. NJ. G. Morgan,
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 8.
Misses Elizabeth McNaney and
Alice Kimball of Bakersfield were in
town Saturday visiting the Normal.
VIM. Cady and wife have gone to
Jericho to visit friends. From there
they will go to Essex Junction, to
visit MIR. Cady's brother and father.
Messrs Clark and KiDgeman repre-
senting the publishing firm of CHM
& Co., were in town Friday introduce
ing new system of writing into the
Graded School.
The high water last week piled a
great mass of ice in the road between
johnson and Waterville. A trench !
was cut through and teams began
passing Sunday.
DR.. e. j. Brush of Cambridge,
District Deputy Grand Patron of the :
Q. E. g., attended the meeting of
that order held here Friday evening.
Three new members were initiated. l
Mrs. Maud Morris vent to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington for a G
surgical operation last week. Satur- |
day her husband received a summons ,
from there stating that she was very
low. G
The marriage of MIR. E. NJ. Parker
and Miss Anna CourseF took place
Saturday afternoon at the home of t
Geo. Courser, father of the bride. The
was performed by Rev. j. q
<. Fuller. h
John Stearns' horses made things
quite lively on the street last Friday. r.
They became frightened and ran 4
rom the creamery up Pearl street
and around the corner on to School
street and as far as Parker'a mill U