News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-12-12
CAMBRIDGE.
Miss L. Harrington is in town.

Miss l.. Pennington is in town.
Mrs. Reid Brown is gradually sinking.
Gray has many useful articles suitable for
holiday presents.
Christmas goods, a fine assortment, at
Hulburd & Burnham's.
1t is reported that there is war among the
lumbermen in the notch
The Band went to Byron Ellinwood's last
Saturday evening for practice.
The Morgan homestead has been purchased
by Geo. Gilmore, who will occupy the same.
Laura Patch went to st. Adams Monday
where she has a situation in the Weldon
House.
Sheriff Raymore has been busy the past
few days, summoning witnesses in the Ellis
worth case.
Prof C. s. Cornell met those interested in
singing in the lecture room of the Congl
church last Thursday evening,
The Sons of Veterans will present the
great war drama, entitled the Spy of At
lanta," at Reynolds hall, Wednesday and
evenings Its financial success is already
assured, all of the most desirable seats being
taken last week.
Miss Glenn Gaswen is confined to the house
by sickness
j. B. Morgan is slowly recovering from his
| long illness.
Mrs Nettie Smile who has been very i'll, is
somewhat better.
W NJ. Smith has been in New York the past
week on business.
NJ c.. Ravens has rented the tenement now
occupied by p. B. Jones.
c. W. HuIburd was in Waterville Friday
attending the funeral of his uncle.
W. NJ Scott visited Fletcher last Friday
evening with his views and war relics.
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Bellows and Verona Fitch at r. Brush's.
D. W Knight has moved to Underhill
where he has been at work for some time.
Service at the Episcopal chapel at Cam
bridge Boro, on Sunday, Dec. 10, at p. m.
Clarence Brush left Nov. 80, for Barre
where he has position in dry-goods house
Elnor Chase is boarding at J. Hitchcock's,
and learning the dress making trade of Mrs
NJ. C. Haven.
Amsden Brown is at work on the horse
sheds which are being erected back of the
Cong,l church.
John Learnard received a painful kick on
his thigh from horse last Wednesday, while
opening a stable window.
Florence Spauding of Burlington arrived
in town Saturday, called here by the sickness
of her sister, Mrs o. Dickinson.
Mrs. Mary Bennett has been having some
| alterations made in the interior of her house,
by which it is very much improved.
P. B.. Jones has moved the barn on the
| place he recently purchased of II. n. Gray,
and will put up an addition Immediately.
Mary Covey of Fairfax is visiting her uncle
Henry Covey. 1t is rumored that this is her
last visit in town as Miss Convey, and that
the dress is blue satin.
DR.. Bingham of Burlington assisted by
Drs Morgan, Brush and Flagg, removed II
fatty tumor from the shoulder of Mrs. E. r.
Brush on Saturday last. Mrs Brush is at
present full as comfortable as could be ex-
| pected.
At the meeting of the W, R. C. on Dec. 4,
| officers for the ensuing year as follows Mrs.
Effie Smith, Pres; Mrs Nina MaXfeld, S. V.
P; Mrs Carrie Boomhour, j. V. P; Hattie
| Hopkins, Treas; Mrs, Sophia Royce, Chap;
Mrs. Alice Royce, Con; Cora Goodwin, Gaurd.
1t was also voted that the installation of
officers should be held the first Tuesday in
January, and that refreshments should be
served at that time. The names of Mrs. NJ.
| c. Ravens and Edith and Winnie Story were
presented for membership.