News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-08
CAMBRIDGE BoRO.

strumental music. Tuesday. Feb. 18th.
Terms-Eighteen singing lessons in class.
two hours each, Sl.50; twenty private
lessons in vocal aud Instrumental music.
one hour each. Sc.
Dentist DR.. F. II. Dcming, will be ut
the hotel in Cambridge, Feb, 18th, to /, =
main six days.
Lost and Found.-A small s"tchel was
found in the street nearly opposite the
NJ. f. church. The owner of the same
may find it at the NJ. E. parsonage.
a large number of friends and neigh
bors gathered ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry COOry, on the evening "fthe
3Ist ult., to celebrate the fifth anniver-
sarv of their marriage. 1t will doubtless
prove memorial occasion, for all SEEM
ed to enjoy it. The many friends left e>,-
pressions of their kind regards. via. Il
beautiful bedroom set and other useful
articles to the value OF over $50, and
wishing them a long life Of happiness
and prosperity.
By order of the committee. Honey
Festival is to be held ii the Congregd-
tiOnal Ycstry, with literary exercises.
The proceeds for the brurtit of Rev. )
c. Vail. All are cordially invited. Re
member the date, Feb. l4th.
Henry Purdy has broken up house
keeping, stored away his goods, and is
going to board out.
Our schools have closed. Miss Mary
Morgan has gone to stay with an aunt III
Pawlet. Rutland county. Mr.. Robinson.
Of the higher department of our school.
Mas gone to st. Johnsbury to attend
school.
School report.-The primary depart
meut of school in district No. |. Cam
bridge, closed Feb. LIST, Mary +. Morgan
teacher. Number of scholars, 81; aver
age attendance. p $40. The names of
those who were not absent duriHT the
term are Artlie Gates, Euuip and LanIle
Vail. Tommy Gray. Harry Reynolds.
Fred Wiley, and Charlie Lang. Two
others were absent but Onc-half day each.
those are Hattie Vail and Chauncey Will
ley. Several were not tardy during the
term, their names are Harry Cady, Char
ley and Julia Lang, Hattie Vail. Ardie
Gates and Ida Provo. Those having
the most head-marks in theil respective
classes are Frank Reynolds. lSt class;
Ardie Gates. 81 class; Arthur BcnOr, 81
class; Fred Wiley. 4th class; Chauncey
Wiley leading the little ones. Those
who have had no whispering marks. are
Addie WestcOtt. Ardie Gates, Ida Provo.
Emic and Hattie Vail, Lucy Roy &C,
Julia Lang, Halsey Cady. Tommy Gray.
Dana Junior. Lannie Vail, Frank and
Harry Reynolds, George Knox, Charley
I.nmg. and Fred and Chaumcey Wiley.
The teacher here wishes 10 thank each
of the scholars for their uniform KIND
ness and helpfu::ass throughout the
term. making her labOrs pleasure
rather than duty; also for the beautiful
presents so generously given her at the
close of the term.
This cold, windy weather. people
should bear in mind the good warm
ready-made clothing we are selling SO
chpaplv now for few weeks, at the
New Clothing Store, No. , Cambridge
Boro. B. S. EllenwoOd's store. We have
a large stock, and it will not do for us to
carry over goods from one season to am
other; the majority of our trade want
new goods and the latest styles and pat
terms. consequently these mark-dOwn
sales We earnestly say. that now is the
time to rcpleniSh your wardrobe. and get
more than fAI rdIue for yOur money.
Over-coatS, ul>terS, and suits for mpH,
boys and children of all ages. can BE-
bought now. less than ut any time for Il
wear. Our large stock must be closed
out Immediately. 1t Will be for your i'll
terest to call soon before stock is broken.
ID. \. GILBERT, Manager.
Memorial services were held in the
Chapel ut the Seminary in Montpelier.
for Martin Royce. (son of Rev. 5. W.
Royce OF CambriGge). the Sunday even
| ing following his death. The tCli0Win"
resolutions were passed by the Adelphi
Society, at the Seminary. Of which he
/ WAS Il member. VIZ: Wv hereaS, II has
pleased an all-wi;e God 10 remove from
our midst our late brother. Martin Royce.
anI whereas. the intimate relation held
| by our deceased brother with the mem
| bers of this society renGer it proper that
we should place GA record our apprecia-
ton of his services. rs an Adelphi. and
his merits us Il fellow student. There
fore be it Resolved. by the Adelphi 5 'ci-
ETY., that while we bow with humble sub
mission to the will of the most high, we
! do not mourn less for our brother Wh'
has been called from his labor to rest
Resolced: That by the death of Marli
Royce this society loses brother Who
was always Jealous i'll his work as al
Adephi; ever prompt to advance the in
tercsts of the society; devoted tn its well
fare and prosperity; whose virtues en-
dpared him, not only to the members OF
this society. bnt to his fellow students.
Res0lred: That the society tenders it,
heartfelt sympathy to the family AND
relatives of our deceased brother, III thell
sad ailliCtiOn.
ReSOEred: That these resolutions be Ell
tered upon the records Of this sOcietv
that y copy Of them be sent to the family
of our deceased br- 'hHr-
A CARD.-To tht many friends; to the
brethren and pastors of the churches
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