News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-03-15
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here visiting Miss Lucy Baker.
Nathan Buck gave Il very pleasant
party to his young friends last Saturday
evening.
Miss Laura Cowles went last week to
Aver. Mass, to visit her brother, DIR.
William Cowles.
Mrs. Homer Peck has returned from
Alburgh, where she has been OH a visit to
her parents.
Albin Demerritt's youngest child. n
little daughter of eighteen months. died
on Sunday and the funeral occurred
Tuesday.
Mrs. l. l.. Pearl has been elected Presi-
dent of the w. T.. L. U. organization
here. that office being made vacant by
the death of Mrs. Campbell.
Ashel Bell who has been in the en-
ploymeut OF Knight & Nye for the past
year, has gone tn Burlington to work for
Stafford. Humphrey & Frazier.
A. j. Foster. ofRradimg, Mass. is here
on 4 visit to his uncle, Limdley Fulling-
ton, and will take home with him horse
purchased of f. G. Whiting.
Rev. and Mrs. L. p. Tucker have re-
turned from Rutland. and Mr.. Tucker
occupied the Methodist pulpit on Sunday
being much improved in health.
Iynn, a twelye-years-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. G, Terrill. died last week
Tuesday and was buried here on Friday.
Rev. y. a. Smith conducting the funeral
services.
Friday evening the Johnson None-such
dramatic club are to give the temperance
drama entitled "Adrilt," at the Normal
Hall. commencing at 30 o'clock. Music
hr IL, h., do d., l.
In their deep affiiction Mr.. Seth c..
Hill and the members OF ms family wish
TO express their thanks for the assist
ance and sympathy of friends aud neigh
bOrs daring the sickness and departure
of the loved wife and mother.
Mary J. Peck. daughter of Jerre and
Lucia Day Peck, was born in Gilmore
July 80. 1874. She was married to Seth
G.. Hill by Rev. Horace Herrick in VOL
colt. Jan. 20, 1867, died in johnson Mar.
II. 1888. She taught in the public
schools of johnson. Hyde Park and VOL
colt some years before her marriage. She
leases-i.-s.s ssss-.si.si ta-Ae
life. She died where she lived the last
| 10 years. A pillar of strength in her
family. neighborhood and church left us
| when she went from us. 5.
| The band concert Friday evening was
an unusually entertaining one, being va
ried by vocal and piano selections. The
band, increased in number and arraved
in becoming attire. presented Il pleasing
appearance. Their several pieces were
heartily received by the audience, espec-
tally the overture "Tribulations of the
Country Band Leader The piano solo
| by Miss LandOn and the cornet solo BY
r. n. Woodward each received merited
applause. OF the vocal selections the
glee Eggs for Breakfast" by the Ideal
| Quartette and Come where the Lilies
Bloom" quartette by Misses Pearl and
Galusha and Messrs. Wilson and Pearl,
| deserve especial mention; also the song,
Alaska" by the trio, Messrs. Wilson.
| Holmes and Bradley. The piano duet by
| Lizzie Pike aud Jessie Butler WIS a sur.
prising exhibition of the musical skill
and ability of those little misses, and
met with hearty encore. The mirth
provoking song, POt-pOurrie the words
at which were composed py Mrs. L. J
Baker, contained many local hits, which
added spice TO the programme.
Happy is the bride the sin shines
ON" Accordingly the beautiful weather
| at Wednesday last was Il good auyury
| for Miss Ella G. CrOwpII. as She WAS to
wed WadSwOrth F.'WaterS that evening
Before 6 o'clock ON the nth the Baptist
church was filled with an eXpectamt att
diemce, while Miss Alma DaggeLt, pre-
siding at the organ. gave forth melody
for their enjoyment. The pastor, Rev.
L. CIud9imtnm. was in readiness. sup.
ported by Rev. A. A. Smith, pastor OF
the Congregational church. AS the
clock struck six the ushers, Messrs. w.
5. Andrews and Frank Holmes. walked
up the aisle preceding the bride and
bridegroom, while wedding march was
voiced effectively by the organ. The
uuptial pair having come to stand be-
fore the ministry, Mr.. Crudginton COM
menced the marriage service amid
breathless attention. The vows made
and the twain pronounced one. Mr.
Smith pronounced Il blessing, and the
united pair passed down the other aisle
the ushers bringing up the rear, in uni
son with the rythem Of music. The
bride is Il member of the Baptist church
Willie the groom is in membership at the
| Congregational church. They presented
Il ueatness with chasteness in their wed,
ding apparel, at the same time being held
in much esteem. Many are the we'll wish
es that are felt for them. not only OF
their wedding trip but all their life jour.
Dey together.