News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-13
JOHNSON

wick last Sunday.
Henry Nye of Jacksonville is visiting
his brother. w. II. Nye.
Hon. I. l.. Pearl was business visitor
In Hyde Park Thursday.
Merle Dayis conducted party of ladies
up Mt. Sterling last week.
Mrs. Nettie Warner and son, Robert S..
Warner, are visiting in Burlington.
Miss Hester Whitman of Newbury was
recent guest of Mrs. Carrie Annis.
Mrs. Hattie Pearl is visiting her aunt
and uncle at Newport for two weeks.
Geo. Elwood is assisting in w. II. Nye's
store while RalphBrewster has vacation.
Miss Ruth Caswel Of Morristown Wis
tied her cousin, Henry Moiles, last week.
d. A. Barrows and family returned
from camp at Lake Caspian last Thurs
day.
Mrs. S. A. Griswold returned Saturday
wick.
Mrs. Sarah Collins and four children
recently visited relatives in North Hyde
Park.
The water supply is low. Residents
are asked to be wise in looking after
leaks, &c.
Mrs. Sarah Mansfield and daughter,
Miss Hilda, were in Burlington last week
to visit relatives.
Miss Kate Kinsley and Mrs. Clayton
Kinsley of Bennington visited at Free
man Boyce's recently.
DIN Sturges of Morristown is visiting
his half brother, j. S. Bicknell, and
nephew,F. G. Bicknell.
A large delegation went from this
Grange to attend the Pomona Grange at
Hyde Park Wednesday.
Miss Vida Briggs of Great Darlington,
Mass, is spending part of her vacation
with Miss Luella Leslie.
Alden SheIbert, accompanied by a
gentleman friend, is home from Bellows
Falls for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Raker, Mrs. M. W.
Baker and Misses Lucy and May Baker
are in camp at Lake Eden.
Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ. Davis are spend.
ing the greater part of their vacation
with Mrs. Davis people in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Fillebrown and
daughter, Rachel, from Woonsocket, r.
l., are visiting his sister, Mrs. B. S. Full
lington.
Mrs. Joseph Cook of Burlington re-
Gently visited in town on her way to |
Eden to cook for the Bakers, who are in |
camp there.
Mrs. Della Waters of Hartford, Conn,
visited Mr. andMr W +. Waters and other
relatives last week. Her daughter, Glenna,
is expectedlhere soon.
J. B. Kidder and family have been
guests at j. r. Hii'ssand have gone to
Antrim, N. H., by auto to visit Mrs. Kid
der's aunt, Mrs. Susan Christy.
Mrs. John Sheldon, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Hunt, has gone to East Cambridge to
visit Mr.. Sheldon's people before re-
turning to her home in Woodsville, N, H.
The funeral services of George Whit
ing, a veteran of the Civil War, were held
from the home last Wednesday, Rev. F.
W. Hazeu and E. G. French officiating.
Burial was in Lamolle View Cemetery.
johnson people will be Interested ia
Senator Pages plea for the retention of
that part of the tariff bill was up in
the Senate and the report of the com
mittee that the tariff on tale be reduced
from &c cts. to Is was discussed The |
The Senator was well posted on facts and
figures. The discussion as given in tn e
Record is published in an
other part of this paper.
j. E. H. Hamill, who had been employ
I'd for short time on the section, was {
drowned on Thursday, Aug. I, about {
loon in Lamolle River lear the Geo. |
loosely farm, the track running through {
he meadows in that locality. After pro-
uring jug of water for the section
lands he went in bathing before eating
lis dinner, and his cries for help aroused ,
he other section men who went to his
escue, but none of them could swim G
Consequently there was no one to rende
ssistance. 1t is thought that he was G
when he went into the water.
DR.. Edward White, with whom he board
d. left Thursday night with his body for
lis home in Hovey, Quebec. Young
Iamill was only sixteen years old and
he youngest of his family.
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