News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-12
JOHNSON

Lester roster from Deroy was nome
the first of the week.
Mrs. EmiIine Doty went Monday to
Fairfield for few days.
Mrs. Geo. Atwell is improving from
her recent severe illness.
Miss Lucy Baker left Tuesday for her
school in Whitewater, Wis.
John Laraway, who has been i'll for
some time, is able to ride out.
Miss Grace Hodgkins has gone to
Cabot to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Lottie Wells of Morrisville was
guest Friday Of Mrs. Jos. Muzzy.
Miss Edith Derby was home from her
school in Cambridge over Sunday.
E. F. Perkins attended the reunion of
Co. D at Morrisville last Wednesday.
Miss L. Louise Leland has returned
from visiting relatives in Springfield.
Mrs. Ada Pennock is spending few
days with her husband in Pike, N. Ell.
Ellis Parker has returned from North
Hyde Park and is with Mrs. Smith Hebb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howard of North
Hyde Park visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Beulah Mcfarland went to her
school in st. Johnsbury the first of the
week.
Miss Dorothy Mears was home from her
school in Cambridge the last of last |
week.
VIM. Riley. who recently returned |
from the hospital, is able to be on the
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Raymore of Eden
were guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
S. Scott.
School began Sept. 4th with Miss Inez
Griswold as teacher, in the Waterman
District.
Miss Anna Arms of Richford was a
guest last week of her nephew, Rev. A.
A. Mandigo.
Ell. L. Morrey has moved to the Ledeau
place in Hyde Park, which he recently t
purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gay of Montpelier t
came Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs. t
Jos. Muzzy. j
Miss Emma Jordon of Boston, former b
eacher in the Normal is passing, a few Il
lays in town. ,.,,-s, ,,r..-...-- p
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Culver and
daughter were guests at DR.. E. III. Scott's y
last Thursday. q
Mr.. and Mrs, Silas Chase of West Hill
visited their daughter, Mrs. Elbridge ;;
Fuller, Sunday. g.
Richard Nye and aunt, Miss Cowles, T
left Friday for Braintree, Mass, where a.
he will attend school. q,
Mrs. A. G. Roberts of Pasadena, CAL, 81
has been the guest of her cousin Mrs. M.
E. Parker, the past month. o.
Miss Alice Davis returned Monday o.
from Franklin, where she had been the o.
guest of Miss Edith Gates. II
News has been received here of the =,
birth of a son Sept. A to Mr.. and Mrs. -
Harlan Dyke in Derry, N. II. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Miller aud two A
Laura and Lawrence, of Nor 81
risville visited at j. M. Miller's Sunday. a
Mrs. George Fisher of Lyndonvile Wis OF
tied her mother, Mrs. McLearn, and Sis M
er, Mrs. Lewis GOozey, the first of the
week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Miller of St. Adams and
Mrs. D. M. Spear visited friends and !,
'elatives Thursday and Friday at North of
Hyde Park. -,
Misses May Baker and Mabel Written OF
eft Saturday for Everett and Wayland, w
Mass, where they continue teaching the
coming year. VI,
The young people of the village, Su
haperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Worth. tb
ey, enjoyed corn roast on Gould hill off
donday night. TT
Mrs. P. S. Hebb and son, Winston, re- br
urned from Peacham Saturday night. bu
Miss Amy Perry left Saturday for her ;
chool in Richford. Aft
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coutware and two tie
hildren of Grand Isle have been spend me
lg the week with her parents, Mr.. and :
Irs. Joseph Shavanaugh. wi
The middle of last week Mr.. and Mrs. rel
oster Andrews of Morrisville and Mrs. ira
enry Kaiser of Chicopee Falls. Mass, CHI
ere guests of Mrs, Jos. Muzzy. enc
Miss Florence Sargent wishes to thank nav
ar friends. who so kindly remembered ou
er one week ago with a post card per
lower of 81 cards, which she greatly thii
ljoyed. sm'
Mrs. Lucy Hyde and Miss Theresa
aselle of st. Adams aud Mr. and Mrs pas
be Rice and daughter of Bakersfield Vi
ere guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. n. eve
Perry. Oui
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clapp and daugh ~~
T, were guests of her sister. Mrs. j. X.
lller. the first of the week. Mrs. Fuller z
turned home with them to Richford AZ
7 a short visit.