News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-12
JOHNSON

B. w. Austin has moved to Compton
Quebec.
Mrs. Fred Sargent is numbered among
the sick.
Wesley Lanpher was in Moorisville las
Saturday.
Mrs. George Stratton was in Burling
ton Saturday.
Little James Dodge is improving since
his recent illness.
Miss Hila Gonyea is passing day OF
two in Morrisville.
A daughter was born Sunday to Nj
and Mrs. Oscar Gray.
Miss Della Barnard is caring for Mrs
Small in Hyde Park.
Mrs. Seymour of Eden was business
visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Laraway is recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Hon. I. L. Pearl attended bank meet
ing in Hyde Park Thursday. ~
Mrs. K. G. Prentiss and son, Roger,
went to Montpelier Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Pierce has gone to Barre to
, pass two weeks with relatives.
DR.. Fl. A. Fosom's father. of st
Johnsbury, recently visited him.
Mrs. Emma Kinds and Mrs. Sarah Col
Inns passed Monday in Morrisvile.
A new plate glass window is being put
into the Everett House barber shop.
The door to the bank vault was in
stalled last week. 1t weighs four tons.
Mrs. M. S. Hill entertained her Sunday
School class at sugar party Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Temple, who were
on the Bishop farm, have moved to Con-
cord.
David Muzzy and Alexander Laraway
are carrying on the Lewis Martin sugar
place.
Miss Agnes Leslie has returned from
Lowell, Mass. and opened her millinery
parlors.
Mrs. Peter Alexander and "the boy"
went to Lebanon, N. H., Monday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon Stinson visited
his sister, Mrs. R. H. Royce, the first OF
the week.
Miss Louise Leland passed the first of
the week in Waterbury with her brother
and family.
Mrs. Emma Hodgkins returned from
Charlotte, where she visited her son, on
Monday night.
Miss Amy Corlis of Swanton, of the
Normal Glass of 1914, was guest at DR..
Peaks Monday.
John Parady left Tuesday for Muir
physboro, ILL.,, where he will join his
wife and locate.
d. B. Smalley was called to Waterbury
Monday by the serious illness of his ia
Their, Aaron Smalley.
Miss Mabel Fullington returned to
Morrisville with her grandmother, Mrs.
Susan Freeman, Monday.
Richard Nye has returned from East
Cambridge, where he spent several days
with hisIuncle, N. j Nye.
Miss Hattie Waite returned to Barre |
Saturday, after spending few days with
her brother. DR.. II. N. Waite.
Miss Lottie Doane, who has passed |
two weeks at her home in Bakersfield,
has returned to the telephone office.
N. II. Mears and son, Kenneth, and
Mrs Robert Lane of st. Johnsbury. were
guests of Mrs. H. A. Folsom Monday.
Miss Flora Pearl is able to be out
again, after suffering some six weeks
from sciatica, caused by an accident she
met with.
Miss Helen Farquahar of New York
City was in town last week on business
in connection with Y. w. G. A. and
spoke before the Normal School Wednes-
day morning.
Eldrick Thompson, son of Frank
Thompson, had the misfortune to get !
ais hand on to a saw at the Berlin mill ,
he first of the week, injuring two fingers ]
md thumb. He was taken to hospital [
Monday.
The Plus Ultra Glass of the Methodist s
church give a reception next Friday even !
ng at the church from to 10 to the new !
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ. J
2edstone, to which the community is a
invited. 4
The Community League will hold its
nnual meeting in the Baptist vestry ON =
Thursday evening at o'clock. Besides
he reports and election of officers, plans II
will be discussed for identifying the vii
age streets. Not only the members
f the League, but all interested in this Y
bject are invited. ,
The Boy Scouts took tramp over the G
ill, where they had their lunch and a 6
anne of "hare and hound', and to the I
Waterman Brothers sugar place, where
hey were treated to sugar Next Mon {
ay they begin the cleanup campaign
n the grounds about the Baptist church, n
he vestry of which they use for their