News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-07
lOAM9ON

JOHNSON
Mary Nye has new piano, which ar
rived last week,
David Mul'gan, who has been quit
i'll, is out again.
Mrs. II. A. Barrows spent last Wednes
day in Burlington
Nj v. II ~. Cna-3rr " S.,
is visiting at r.2o~oa nogofa.
A. II. Stinson OF Burlington visited his
brolhcr, II a st0.on rrcc0fy
Rlbar M
returned ltou gil, BungJ'p.
M. ana Mrs. A. x. Smaley Of Water
bury visited their son, Dayton, recently.
The Misses Helen Hunt and jennie
Maxfield have returned to their schools
in Hyde Park
william $. warner is 10 very poor
health, suffering IRON trouble with his
eyes and other comp aints,
Fro0k P,nv,c''- ,thc~ vto camo
here to visit him from New Hampshire
lS suffering from pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Boyce of Underhill
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. F. Boyce, last week.
The Rummago and Food sale Saturday
afternoon proved u success and over ST.
will be added TO the library fund.
Mrs L. W. Fletcher and daughter,
Laura, were in Burlington last week to
visit NJ :. Ervru Potter md family.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Cunningham, Ir,
of St. Adams, recently visited the for
mer's parents, Mr., and Mrs. William
Cunningham.
Mead Bombard has moved from the
w. Il, otearns tenement over the flour
mill to the w. +. Tracy tenement on
Railroad street.
Nj ard Ms. w. II. Nye ard Mrs c..
N. Earring ton were in Hyde Park last
Thursday to call on DR.. and Mrs. Page
at Senator Pages.
Mrs. Earle WEIGH, who has been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
CUM, for a weak, has returned to her
home in Hardwick.
Winslow Minott. who has been at
home for a two weeks vacation, returned
to Brockton, Mass Monday, where he
has a tiue position.
Miss Lavnia Hayford, who has spent
several weeks with relatives in jericho
since leaving the Fanny Allen hospital
at Burlington, has returned home.
Rev. A. G. Mcneil las resigned as
pastor If the PtnLlcostal church and has
accepted pastoiate III Durham, n. II.
He viii finish his ldbuIs here this month.
Dr. r. o. Stoddard, who has sold bis
farm, known as the b. S. FullingtOn
farm, to James White of Middlebury.
will leave soon for California for his
health.
William Gallup of Underhill and Loyal
Remington OF Essex Center are here to
complete the steam Fl tings in the new
school building. Mrs. Remington is
here with her husband, stopping with
Mrs. + ora Hooper.
Mrs. Sarah Knight Page of Medford,
Oregon, was in town short time last
Wednesday with ". H. Nyes family
DIR. and Mrs. Page came to Boston and
took time to go to Hyde Park to Senator
Pages for short visit.
The Dread club meeting last Thursday
evening was an exceedingly interesting
one, with good attendance. Miss Aldrich
gave very interesting synopsis of The
Tale of Two Cities" which was in line
with the history taken up.
Miss Adrian of Jericho, a cousin OF
few days taking up work in the Norma
school. Miss Adron is a graduate of
the Normal and has taught for severa
years i'll Chittenden county.
States Attorney Maurice and Thomas
Cheney of Morrisville and V. A. Billiard
ef3Burlipgton we're in town last week in
connec ion with the case of Doty "
johnson corporation. The land ia ques
ton was condemned and the village
trustees decided to take their chances in
the case at county court.
There was hearing last week before
Referee r. K. Brown Of Burlington in TIL
LeClair case. Attorney Brown secured
the facts in the case and will report at
the next term of county court. Senator
Page, II. NJ. Mcfarland, K. W. Hujburd
of Hyde Park and V. A. Bullard of Bur-
lington were present at the hearing.
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