News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-08-18
Johnson
A. K. Partlow is home from Hardwick.
Jason Hunt is home from Burlington.
Gov. Stearns ia highly elated in that he

DR.. r. G.. Prentiss and family were IL
Montpelier Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bishop passed Sun
day at Caspian Lake.
E. d. Murray is back to ship his goods
to Glens Falls, N. Y.
A. E. Partlow is working for c. F.
Hayford at East johnson.
A. B. Chapman has taken the tenement
over II. A. Barrow's store.
The Smalleys passed Sunday at Frank
lin Pond with W. I'll. Stearns.
Miss Laura Field is having weeks
vacation from Saleeby's store.
Mrs. o. B. Landon is in camp with the
Stevens family at st. Adams.
&c. Wells took possession of the hotel
as proprietor Monday morning.
The wooden railroad bridge near o. ID.
Wilson's is being replaced by an iron one.
Nj. and Mrs. E. e. Wells autoed to
Frelisburg. P. c., Monday, OH business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis of Grafton,
Mass, are guests at John Parady's.
Walbridge Fullington and Robert Full
Ter left Monday for Belvidere to camp and
fish.
Master Roger prentss passed Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Mead in Nor
risville.
Mrs. Morse of Waterbury is visiting at
B. A. Hunts. Miss Dorothy Hunt came
with her.
Rev. F. W. Hazen and the Boy Scouts
went for hike to Belvidere Mountain
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Merriam of Bur-
lingron have been guests of her broth Ter,
Jesse Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Heath and son of
Derby have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Gage.
The Plus Ultra class of the M. E.
church met with Mrs. Anna Pearl Tues
day evening.
Geo. Elwood and R. s. Warner attend
ed the Grand Lodge session of K. of P.
in st. Adams.
Mrs. Ebridge Pennock and children
have returned from visit to Morrisville
and Hyde Park.
Max A. Wilson arrived home Monday
night for two weeks vacation from his
work in Burlington.
John Baxendale of Burlington visited
his mother Mrs. J. 7. Baxendale, at Mrs.
Geo. Livsrmore's Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Pearl passed Thursday in
Hardwick and attended the Chautauqua,
both afternoon and evening.
Prof. and Mrs. Carroll Drown of West
Midway, Mass, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Drown.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Harvey of st. AL !
bans and niece, Miss Alice Harvey, of |
Cabot have been guests of Miss Anna
Cakes.
Postmaster Royce attended the State
League of Postmasters at Burlington to-
day. He is secretary and treasurer of
the League.
Mrs. Geo. E. of Good win of Ardmore.
Aka, arrived Thursday to pass several
weeks with her father, Hon. L. L. Pearl,
md sister, Miss Flora Pearl.
Morris Hill and family left Monday for
/ trip to Boston and vicinity and Antrim
Y. H., to visit their aunt, Mrs. Susan
Christie. ]. r. Hill accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Stearns are
'eceiving congratulations upon the arriv-
Il of an eight pound daughter, born
Tuesday, Aug. II. Miss Howe of Jericho
s acting as nurse.
Rev. R. Deyo of Strawsburg, Penn, has
Fought the E. G. Diamond farm on tn
ill road to Waterville and will take pos
ession today. Mr.. Diamond is moving
nto the holland home.
Miss Alice G.. Written is to leave on
for her school in Williamsburg,
Pa. Her mother, Mrs. Carrie Viii item,
will accompany her and expects to re-
main with her during the school year.
Some 20 of the young people enjoyed a
,icnic supper at the Falls Friday night,
although a heavy shower caused them to
eek shelter In farm house. Returning
hey finished their enjoyment in the open.
Mrs. Arthur Rockwell and children of
'roctor, who have been guests at Morris
Iill's. and with j. B. Kidder and family
ave gone to Hardwick to visit relatives.
Irs. Rockwell will go to West Swanton
With the Kidders to their cottage for
isit.
Eight Boy Scouts, with the scoutmast-
r and about a dozen boys from North
Iyde Park and Eden, climbed Eden Mt.
ast Monday. Their next trip is to be up
terling Mt. Labor Day, Sept. 6, and they
invite all who wish to climb that noun
ain to join them.
The sad news has been received here
{ the death of Prof. Stones sister, Miss 1,
Gertrude Stone, at the Mary Fletcher :
where she had been for an OPP
ration for appendicitis. Miss Stone had !
cen in johnson several times to visit her a
rather. Friends here extend SYMPATHY.