News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
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Mr.. Charles Ide is up from Framing
ham, Mass.
A. II. Slayton soon leaves on the ex-
cursion to California.
Mr.. Dow Scribuer, clerking for Jordan
& Marsh, of Boston, is at home on va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bigelow. of
Salem, Mass, are in town on visit to
friends.
Mrs. E. X. Hale is spending a season
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone of
! Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Free. Smith go to Water
bury and adjoining towns on Friday on
| their annual visit.
Miss Helen Slayton is at home from
Winstead, Conn, as is Miss Laura Thorn
as from Ann Arbor, Mich.
Miss Dora Stiles, of Boston, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gruby and Miss Wallace,
are stopping with Judge J. w. Stiles.
DIR. Grout is the champion fisherman
of this place, having last week caught
trout weighing one and half pounds.
| Rev. j. j. Lewis, of South Boston,
was here last week, making arrange
| ments for his excursion to Mt. Mansfield.
| a Republican, caucus is called to meet
|
July "a, to elect delegates TO the county
| convention.
c. S. Conant. having purchased the
stock and grocery trade of Zenas Watts,
of Waterbury, will, in few days make
that his place of BUSINESS.
Will Bennett is at Highgate Springs
Will has fine musical talent, plays the
violin to the merry and many waltz
to his lively airs.
Among the recent, prominent arrivals
at the Mansfield House are G. ii. Dennis
and family, of New York, and Edward
Lyman and family, of Burlington.
The Rev. Mr.. Douglas, during the
early part of this week, attended the
preachers meeting at Waitsield, and de
! livered the Monday evening discourse.
e Miss Mary Butts, of Boston, accom-
panied by Mrs. George Halstead and son
of Lowell, Mass, are the guests of Mis-
t Phebe Butts and other friends.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings, OF Thetfor
J.. Academy, and Miss Eta Morse, assls'
q ant teacher, spent n few Gays as guest
n of Mrs. G. L. Sanborn, of the Branch
s recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Brown, of Chico
!, 90, have been in town for a few days
Q visiting her mother. Mrs. Harlow an
other relatives. They will visit Bosto
-, and New York before their return.
st Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins. of Springfield
E Mass, and a Mr.. Foxton, of Boston, al
n boarding at George Harlow's near til
V. mountain. The city guests love Tn
IS country milk and eggs" and find plea
l. ant quarters among our farmers.
ct Mrs. Hawley and daughter, who ha'
rs been here as the guests and friends
or Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hart, started {
ne Tuesday for Boston and elsewhere. Mr.
n Hawley has seen much of the Worl
az having lived for some years In lndla al
Australia, besides being familiar WI
many parts of our own country.
The school in district No. 2 closed
9th. Whole number of scholars Il.
Gu scholars having no absent marks we
Susie Bigelow, Mary Barnes, Hally He
Dan and Don McAllister, Jennie ROD
of son, Frank Robinson. Mile Slayton a
George Thomas. Dan Campbell, L
,oh Edison and Kim Thomas were absent Oh
iii half day. Only two had any tar
marks. FLORA Il. SEARS, Teacher
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bigelow, of Sale
Or. W
pal tenor singer in the celebrated 81
oh nett & Moulton Opera Co., of Bost'
o;r will give concert at the church on
GOT Branch on Thursday evening OF t
week. All are popular singers and
to give this concert for the benefit of
was society on the Branch. The small
den honoo Con,o 40 ond oil to this rare
ms rs tertainment. .F
Is23 The following lines are taken fr
and the Ltchfield, Minnesota, Mdependt
for Mrs. Edison was the eldest daughter
d to Mr.. Stoddard NuttIhg of this place, {
ides for whom her many friends and relatl
of will cherish long and affection
fled memory:
! an Died, at her home in Manannah
The Wednesday, June 30, Mrs. A. ID. Eqs
alth in her Both year, Since the 10Th OF Ma
,st 2 she has been confined to her bed.
and was taken with the measles from WI
,uch she never recovered and which terlnlna
r nv in consumption. The pain, sorrow anu
rem. guish that she has suffered cannot
HON summed up. Hers was life OF use
oc- ness. A loving wife, a fond mother'
fer devoted herself to her. family with n
than usual amount of mother loVe'
husband and his good mother, VINO
dey0tedly attached to her, ana Two il
daughters are left to mourn ana miss
Of more than tongue can tell. y, sorr
Nary There is balm in Gilead." He
comfort when all else fails. On Fri
sons Rev. Mr.. Wigstead, delivered short
S. heartfelt sermon, closing with pau pau
lther address to the bereaved ones. ino
soap mains were Inferred III the M"na ro
It. cemetery. The sorrowing ones nave
a to sympathy of the entire community,
Me- may they remember,
"Over the sea of crystal light,
Where comes no death to blight -,
when Where walls of jasper and streets of g9,i
nday And beauties too numerous latch 20 CS for
snap ReVond the beantifui silyery sea"