News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-09-16
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Mrs. S. w. Royce. who has been quite
ill for some time. is now very much
better.
Charles S. Cornell, formerly of this
place but now of Burlington, spent the
Sabbath at his old home.
Quite severe storm passed over Friday
night, doing comparatively little damage.
Rev. J. Z. Bowen, of Milton, former
pastor here, will preach in the Nj. E.
church next Sunday morning and conduct
the service in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sexton and daughter, of
St. Adams, have been visiting at DR.. j.
B. MOrgan's.
Miss May Wakefield, of Hardwick, is
visiting friends here, and expects to spend
a week in town.
The village school opened Monday with
siXty-two scholars in attendance, with
twenty-five in the higher department and
thirty-seven in the primary.
Rev. Mr.. Goodall, of Essex, delivered a
sermon from the text, st. John II, 2, at
the NJ. E. church, Sunday morning. Many
were detained at home in the evening OH
account of inclement weather.
Services were held in the Congrega.
tional church last Sunday for the first
time in several weeks. on account of Mr..
Wheelock's i'll health.
Mrs. Martin Dodge. of Rutland, is visit.
| ing friends here, and will stay several
weeks.
| CAMBRIDGE. VT, Sept. Is, 1886.
The pew holders in the Congregational
meeting house in Cambridge, VT, are
hereby notified and warned to meet il
said house on Oct. 9TH, at o'clock p. M.
to transact the following business, tC
wit: To see if the pew holders will vot5
to sell or otherwise dispose of said house
preparatory to the building of a new one
and to transact any other business
thought proper when met.
c. F. HULBURD,
S. NJ. Stafford, Com.
B. X. HOLMES.
The following resolutions on the Geatl
of Mrs. Harriet Austin, wife of Sheldor
Stratton, were adopted by Post No. 10
G. A. R., Cambridge, VT, Sept. 9th, 1886
WHEREAs.-In the removal by death of Mrs
Harriet Stratton from our midst, we bow in hum
BILE submission to the will of Him who doeth al
| things well, feeling most deeply the loss we sus
tain Pure in her life, earnest in her efforts t.
help forward every good cause. modest and re
turing In her manner, charitable toward all, graC
ing with the culture of a lady every circle of SO
ciety where she moved, and known only to b
loved, we record with sadness the end of a mos
worthy and exemplary life of fifty four years il
this place. Therefore,
REsOLvED.-1st. That we will cherish wit
pleasure her memory, and strive to initiate he
most worthy example in every praIscworth
deed.
> 2d.-Phat we hereby express our grateful ar
probation of her efforts in the interests of thi
Post, and especially the interest she manifesto
in securing the beautiful flag, of which we ma
feel just pride, and which " i'll remind us at on
meetings of her excellent life.
3d.-That we extend to our afflicted conrad
and the near relatives our tender sympathies i
their bereavement, and with them look forwar
in hope OF a blessed reunion on the peacefI
shores of an immortal life.
4th-That copy of these resolutions be pull
lished in the NEWS AND CITIZEN and copy SCI
to each of the near relatives, and also that the
be spread upon the records of the Post.
III. A. BUSHNELL
JULIUS MORSE, Committee.
] W.. PARKER,