News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-06-12
JOHNSON

New York.
Jason Hunt was home from U. V. M
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Scott were il
Underhill Monday.
Hon. and Mrs. c. H. Stearns will leave
this week for Chicago.
Mrs. Darcy has gone to her former
home in Sheldon for visit.
Levi Tatro is repainting his residence.
Warren Annis doing the work.
Mrs. Morse of Waterbury is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Hunt.
DR.. and Mrs. Scott and two eldest chill
dren were in Burlington Tuesday.
Z. A. Riddle is in Burlington this week
attending the Masonic meeting there.
Mrs. Walter Davis of Belyidere was a
guest at Herbert Chappel's last week
Mrs. Geo. Conger went to Burlington
Tuesday on visit to her nephew, lisa
Dow.
Miss Eva Cady of Jericho, a graduate
of the Normal school, is here for the
week.
S. G. Hill has laid cement walks in
front OF his residence and his tenement
house.
The Republican caucus is called to
meet at the town house June 18th at
o'clock.
Freeman Boyce had the misfortune to
fall from wagon yesterday and broke
his hip.
Rey. j. K. Fuller drove to Montgomery
Tuesday. He will visit Rchford before
returning.
The attendance at the Methodist Sun
day school last Sunday was 1O5; collec.
ton SLAP.
Mrs. Clara Keller left Monday night
for Burlington. Later she will CO. to
Brandon.
Arthur Pike and Madison Sargent are
building garage for A. j. Saleeby's new
automobile.
Miss Susan Collins has finished her
school work in Barre and returned home |
last Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Walker of Concord, N. H.,
is visiting her nieces. Mrs. Lewis Ware
ham and Mrs. B. A. Mills.
Mrs. Candace Carpenter fell from the
steps at the Barrows store Saturday, in
juring herself quite badly.
William Glossy, former teacher in
town, is here for Commencement Week
at the State Normal school.
Miss Elliotts mother from Taunton,
Mass, is spending Commencement week
with her at Mrs. Hattie Pearls.
A smoke stack has been added to the
chimney of the wooden mill some "a feet
to increase the draft of the furnace.
Regular meeting of the D. of L. at K.
P. hall Thursday evening, June. Mem
bers are requested to invite another to
come.
Ithiel Falls camp meeting is Aug. 9-26.
Take notice it is seventeen days this
year. Come and enjoy this feast in the
woods.
Mr.. Carpenters nieces from Philadel-
phia, Miss Helen Carpenter and Mrs.
Robert Irland, are visiting him at Mrs.
Perry's.
Cornelius E. Coleman returned to Col
lege on Monday morning, coming Friday
evening to attend the Commencement
exercises.
j. j. Hickey is building cement
wharfing and road between his residence I
and that of Dir. Scott's for an automobile S
to go out over from the garage.
A special exhibit of work on drawing I
and manual training, representing all l
kinds of work by every student at the
Normal building, during Commencement t
week. p
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Rachel Parker, daughter of Mr.. and I
Mrs. FL. G. Parker, to Chauncey McCuin, n
which will occur at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, June 10. d
The faculty reception to graduates and v
guests Tuesday evening was very much
enjoyed. The exhibits were we'll worth S
visiting and studying. None better, if f
equal were ever shown by the school.
The Senior class of the Normal school a
gave the play, "The Princess Kiku," at I
Monday night. The class and
several members of the school were con-
yeyed to Cambridge by automobiles.
The Alumni banquet of the Normal {
school will be served at the Congl YES {
Try Thursday evening, June 10, at 1880
clock. All friends of the school, past 7
graduates and their friends are invited.
Chester Sanders new house on the S
,oad to Hyde Park, just beyond the gulf,
was burned Saturday night about twelve i
o'clock. The cause of the fire is not
known. The house was not occupied, but
was insured.
Miss Mabel Austin is having a tene- j.,
nent finished off in the rooms in the
1ostoffice building. Frank Chase of Wat
,rville is doing the work. The chimney
IN the postoffice buildinp is beinp rehuilt