News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-21
CAM BRIDGE,

Mrs. Homer Caswell is quite sick
Mrs. Charles Hulburd is visiting at HYDE
Park.
Laura Patch has returned from Saranac
Lake.
Fairfield.
George Bushey of Montgomery is at work
for DR.. Morgan.
Ell. Lang and family spent Sunday at his
fathers in Fletcher.
John Learnard is entertaining his two
nephews from Bakersfield.
Miss Ida Cheney of Potsdam, n. Y, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. r. Brush.
p. Caswell and Irving Chase were in Belvi-
dere on business last Friday.
Mrs. Maria Jenney is dangerously i'll at
John Brush's, of heart disease.
F. Wills is drawing lumber, preparatory to
putting up new sugar-house.
Fred Sanborn of Fairfax, is staying with
his daughter, Mrs Walter Pease
Miss Ella Waite expects to leave town next
week for a visit in Pottsdam, N. Y.
]. Mcclure and family visited at George
Robinson's in Fletcher, last Thursday
George and Lucy Wheelock visited at Mr..
Wheeler's in Fairfax on Thursday last.
Katie Boozan has recovered from her late
illness and is again at work for II. Curtis
W 1. Assam entertained his father and
mother from W1nooski last week Tuesday.
Will Patch has been painting the doors and
otherwise touching up the old Brush house.
The cornet band held dancing party at
the American House hall last Friday night.
Mrs. Bourne, who has been spending a few
DAVIS with her son, returned home Thursday.
Paul Jones took two days business trip
through Eden, Elmore and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Griswold of Jefferson
willie are spending two weeks at Saratoga,
N. Y.
Mrs. Emerson Buker of East Cambridge is
very sick and is expected to live but a short
time.
Miss Laura Jackson went to Morrsvile
Wednesday to spend few weeks with her
uncle.
Miss Dora Fullington of North Cambridge
has been spending a few days with Ardie
Gates.
c. F Hulburd and wife are entertaining
their cousin Miss Ella kilburn of Cambridge
Mass.
Joseph Wells and wife of Randolph are in
town. called here by the death of Mrs. Thad
Wells.
Aunt Margaret Stinson has changed her
boarding place from Mrs. Austins to Mr.. Me
Henry's.
Mrs Charlotte Law has returned from her
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Helen Story, at
johnson.
Albert Cutting and wife have been enter
tanning Mr. Williamson and wife of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Mrs. Brown and son of Atlantic, Iowa,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George
Burnham.
H. Wetherel wife and daughter, of Morris
vile, were in town last week Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs Smith has moved to the opposite side o
the old Brush house from the one she former
ly occupied.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stafford and son Ray arrived
home Saturday from trip to Fairfield and
other places.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Labounty returned
from their trip to Franklin and Shelburnt
last Friday.
Minnie McCuin of Pleasant Valley has re-
turned home from Fletcher, where she has
been at work.
Mrs. S. Junior is spending few weeks with
her parents in Colchester. Mr.. Junior is al
work in st. Adams.
Mrs. Lovegrove, a lady IS years of age
from st. Adams, is visiting her step grandson
DR.. E. II. Brush
Ellen De Payte of Fairfax, and Louis DE-
Payte of St. Johnsbury, visited Miss Laura
Patch last week
The Christian Endeavor meeting last Sun
| day evening was conducted by Miss Lucy
| Wheelock OF Boston.
The friends of W. NJ. Smith and wife were
! very pleasantly entertained at heir residence
last Saturday evening
| o. ". Reynolds is having the barn on the
/ I aI
| Scott is doing the work.
| Prof c. s. Cornell and wife started Tuesday
| for an extended carriage trip through the
! southern part of the State.
Mrs. R. Woods of Jericho is visiting hel
| daughter, Mrs Eliza Macoy and other friends
| and relatives in this place.
II. E. Beardsley and wife returned from
! MorrisviIle Tuesday, where they were called
by the illness of their brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Bourn went to Underhil
! SATURDAY.. Mr.. Bourn returned Monday bu
! Mrs Bourn is to remain few weeks
Homer Drisco of Fairfax, spent few day
/ at Ed Spaufdin-sA week. He has finished
4 his summers work for Mrs. Frank Weston.
T. Jones is painting the house and blind
of the house lately bought by ID. Stowel
instead of H. Story, as your type setter mad
it last week.
A ball game was played last Thursday oil
Gates meadow between the Cambridge ant
Fairfax clubs. Score, "a to SO in favor o
! Cambridge.
Miss May Hulburd of Cleveland, O., an'
Miss Lillian Corse of the Nv. NJ, Burlington
who have been visiting at c. +. Hulburd'
have returned home.
Died in Cambridge, August IL, 1890, Mrs
Thad Wells aged "a years. The funera
was held at her late residence. Saturday, IN
der the direction of B. 6. Macoy, Rev. I
Wheelock. officiating. The singing was b.
Prof c. S. Cornell G. F. Hulburd, Mrs BuI
ton Ellinwood and Miss Eva Ellinwood. In
terment at Waterville Mrs. Wells has bee
a great sufferer for many years, during whic
time she has been faithfully cared for by he
| husband and danOhtar.