News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-16

verify. The bone of contention was
as to the amount of alimOny. Bill
granted and $50 alimony allowed.
E. B. Sawyer for Petitioner; Hendee
and Parker for Petitionee.
CENTREvILLE.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler was in town last week.
Mrs. Albert Whitcomb seems to improve
somewhat
Epizootic among horses in this locality is
quite prevalent.
Edwin Bullard and daughter from Iowa,
are in town visiting his brother
The funeral of Mrs. James Perry took place
at their home Saturday, Jan. IL, Rev. E. W.
West officiating.
The La Grippe" has gripped goodly
number in this locality-we count sixteen
down at one time.
Helen Campbell wife of Chester Holbrook,
died Tuesday afternoon from pneumonia.
She leaves five small children.
Eight scholars out of AZ appeared at school
Monday morning, and the teacher very wise
ly decided to close up school for a few days.
The large amount of sickness was the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hogaboom celebrated their
25th marriage anniversary last Wednesday
afternoon and evening. good number of
fhe'r friends were present and all enjoyed
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vegetao-b g.. .naI meeting Of the camnbell
Idl--l.. tftsi with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
I'll. CalRius Saturday, January 4, 1890. Some
eighty members and invited guests were in at
tendance The rooms which were occupied by
the meeting were spacious and commodious,
as Lorenzo's" family also opened their house
for the benefit OF the society.
Tables were spread to seat forty-five and
loaded the better half of the society
well know what the appetites of the lesser
half require after furnishing six gallons of
oysters.
After dinner the meeting was called to order
by the president and the following exercises
were held: Song, Blessed Assurance" with
Mrs. Andrew HI. Calkins presiding at the or
gan; prayer by the chaplain; secretary's re-
port; the old board of officers were then re-
elected as follows: President, Calvin Camp
bell, LIST vice-president Mrs. Calvin Campbell,
I'd vice Mrs I'll. d. Kellogg, sec. d. r. Sherwin,
treas. III. D. Kellogg, chaplain Rev. E. W.
West, editor E. HI. Campbell, editress Mrs. E.
IL. Campbell the president appointed the fol-
lowing committees: Business committee J.
@. Perry and wife, L. D. Calkins and wife, A.
n. Boynton and wife; committee of evenings
entertainment, Everett Ii. Campbell Fannie
o. Calkins, VIII 7. Campbell, Flora A. Camp
bell; committee on resolutions, Chester Hol-
brook and wife.
Resolutions upon the death of David Camp
bell were read by the secretary, also bio
graphical sketch of his life; song, Meet Me
There" after remarks by E. G. Sherwin, r. p.
Campbell Rev. E. W. West, A. N. Boynton,
ID. X. Sherwin and Calvin Campbell, it was
voted not to change the time of the annual
meeting; closing song, "Child of King"
After these exercises stage was erected,
and in the evening the young people and chill
dren entertained the society for two hours
with finely rendered recitations, tableaux,
declamations, pantomimes, songs, charades,
etc.
The society is now composed of the second |
third, fourth and fifth generations (the first
Della Gates, who was born Nov. Is, 1889, |
away out on the plains of Colorado, where |
milk and honey flow and trouble is never
known. SECRETARY.