News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-20
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A. B. Nutt1ng, after MANY waaIs, iIIros,
has ventured out again "eeN' lililess
March meeting is close at hand II bo;r,o. :
two weeks from Tuesday,. IL oelns II
Lewis shannon will canvass the eountv fo,
"Stanley in Africa, by James P. Boyd y 'o'
c. f. Douglass and wife, of Minneapolis arf
| in town, having accompanied the remains ot
her mother here. VI
Rev. M kingsbury, of MorrisviIIe, and Rev.
pits Sunday morning. pun
Mrs. F. NJ. Sears returned homo fro,, w..
| cester, Mass, on Sunday morninp accom-
| panying the party with the remains of Dr
| Barrows. ~
! The funeral services of Mrs. Brown aoad
! 76, widow of the late Josiah Brown vrnra boId
| at the Branch on Monday afternoon. Rev Mr.
| Wright officiating. 41i
The Lone Star Minstrels held two evenings,
Erlday 1L a ana g sSaGurday, at the town hail. for
very unfavorable forlarge houses. buf tbe ra-
ceipts were fair.
Coastlng is pastime greatly enioved bv
the school children. A course down the Hoi-
low road nearly haf mile long makes fast
rlding possible. Ifaverses heavily loaded
are oIteil seen zolns with exciting speed.
The remains OF Mrs. Perkins, aged 9eyears,
widow OF the late Orrin Perkins, were brought
here for burial Sunday morning from Mime
apolis, where she had been living for many
years with her daughter, Mrs C. f. Douglass.
\ school meeting in the village district was
called last Saturday evening, but was ad-
iourned to Wednesda! evening of this week,
The call was made to see what changes If
would be best to makein the school terms of
the spring.
The death of Mrs. viii Godfrey. aged 25
years, occurred last weel, the funeral services |
taking place at the sch,ol-house below Mos |
- - FRIDAY Rev M Wright of9ciatjng
She had been long afflicted with consumption, /
and was great sufferer.
The intermediate and Urinary departments
of the village school he'll Washington exer-
cIses at the school-hOuse asst Thursday even
ing: The children did elceently, rendering
their parts well, and receiving much praise
from the large audience present.
W. P. Bailey, o. E. Lice W F. Churchill
and j. j. Vearen returIPd home from their
southern trip Saturday night They speak
very highly of the Southland the better class
OF people; they did not see the other class
They took in Atlanta, Fort Payne and other
booming points, and think the people they
met are very social and vide-awake to the in
terests of the South.
The death of Amos Dwnell, aged "a years,
took place on Saturday evening He had for
some time been feeling urwell, with influenza
but appeared to be some better of that until
a few days previous to his death, kidney diff
culties set in, which terminated his life He
moved to town last spring, and was much es-
teemed by those who had iOrmed his acuuaint-
ance. That no one speaks aught against him
is strong evidence of a worthy, exemplary
life. The burial takes place as Marshfield |
where funeral services will be held
The remains of DR.. Albert Barrows, aged go
years, were brought to town on Sunday |
morning from Worcester, Mass, where he had
lately been living For about thirty years
the Doctor was leading and popular physi-
clan and citizen of this place, his practice and
acquaintance extending largely into adjoin-
ing towns. About 1875 he gave up practice
and moved to the Pacific slope and later to
the South, in quest of restoration to health
but for the past fifteen years has spent the
most of his time in Massachusetts and New
York. His nervous energy undoubtedly had
much to do with IrOlonging his life He W.
a man of generous and liberal imnr'- Is
ting every effort, when able / Uses, put
or public move, m T., Into any worthy
deared to h. nat he was greatly en-
or ..S friends and acquaintance has
yen been attested, whenever hehas returned
here on visit his medical advice and assist
ance being often sought, and a kindly social
word and visit expected from him. Funeral
services were held at Unity church Sunday at |
? p. m, Rev. Watson Weed officiating. Mys-
tic lodge, of which the Doctor had been a |
former prOmineIIe member, assisted in the |
a large numbe--o OF people were present