News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-17
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| F. P. Keller went to St. Johnsbury this
| morning.
DR.. Wakefield of Hardwick was in
town today.
IS. Dist. Atty Billiard of Burling on
| was in town today.
Mrs. Rhoda Hood visited friends in
Johnson last Thursday aRU
Misses Annie Badger and Selma Strong
were visitors in Johnson Monday.
Marshall Shattuck has returned from
the Garden much improved in health.
Mrs. Walter Strong went to Burling
ton Monday with her brother Frank.
Upto date improvements are being in
stalled in the residence of r. w. Hulburd.
Mrs Clyde Cheesman of North Cam
bridge is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rhoda
Hood.
Miss Myra Noble of Hardwick has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Frances Noble,
the past few days.
Miss Sara Chaplin has returned from a
months vacation and resumed work in
Col. McFarlands office.
Earl Gray of Morristown bought the
Dwinell farm at the auction sale Tues
day, paying $4,000 for it.
Misses Vera Fullington aud Lena
Boyce were visitors at Cambridge Tues
day. at the home of the former.
Miss Beulah Monteith returns to-mor-
row to New York. Her mother will go
with her to remain there awhile.
Miss Blonde Seymore arrived from
Washington Monday evening and is
stopping in town for the present.
Advertised Letters - Mrs. Marnam
Nichols, Fred Demarray, Frank >Delake,
Geo. Atwell, Alex Wagner, Alden Spauld-
ing.
DR.. Stevens accompanied Leslie Minor
to the Mary Fletcher Hospital last week,
where he now is, having undergone
surgical operation.
Postofice Inspector Buckley dropped
in upon the postofice here Monday and
looked things over, and went on his way
unceremoniousy, as these officials do.
John Wild is now nicely settled in his
new home on Mill street John has more
room than he actually needs, but is glad
to have spare room or two for COM
pany.
Nelson JOKES of Farnham, P O., son of
the late Munroe Jones. who is an engi-
neer on the c. p. R., and who had hip
and arm broken in collision, is not do
ing as we'll as his friends would like to
have him. He is able to sit up but a few
hours at time.
A. L. Goddard is recovering nicely from
his disabled foot He is now taking prac-
tically his first rest from strenuous duties
at the hide house in thirty years. AS
result he is taking on flesh and color and
ere long will again be at his post at the
aforesaid establishment.
Clarence Parker of Mortified, Mass.
was in town a few days recently. He
came up on business and although he
likes his new home we judge by the looks
of his eyes that he was glad to look in
upon old friends and the old home town
once more. Come again, Boxer"
Mrs. Preston DeNio was in Johnson
Monday and on her return home dis
covered that her pocketbook was mis-
sing. Whether it was lost or taken out
of the bag she does not know. She had
it in her bag when in Johnson depot and
when she reached home it was gone. The
pocketbook contained a good sum of
money and a check.
The next meeting of the Home Culture
Club will be held with Mrs. Lettie Waite
Tues. eve, Mar. 23rd with the following
program-Roll Call; Each member is re-
quested to bring one or more cartoons;
The Making of the North west. Miss
Dorcas Sawyer; Women's Colleges and
their Student Lille, Mrs. Grace Stevens;
Old California Missions, Mrs. Isadore
Miner; Current Events, Mrs. Lillian
Noyes, Miss Sara Chaplin.