News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-08-28
CAMBRIDGE.

NJ Stafford visited in Poultney last week.
IRVING N. Chase is in Montgomery on bust
ness
nora Iarabee of Jacksonville is at work
for DR.. Morgan.
Harold Herrick of vergennes isspending his
vacation in town.
Elisha Bentley was in Underhll on business
one day last week.
I'll. Jones went TO Enosburg, Tuesday, to
do a job of painting
Mrs. p. ]. Eckersley is in town boarding at
the American House.
/ NJ. Stafford attended the reunion of the
l. tn Regiment at Rutland
Eniscopal services were held last Sunday in
the Mission room on Main 81.
En- Austin and H. Wilder are repairing the
reservoir of 0. W. Reynolds.
Frank Reynolds goes to st. Johnsbury soon
to attend school in that place.
Justin LaBounty is digging a cellar under
the kitchen part of his residence.
Mrs. Homer Curtis and daughter visited her
sister, Mrs. Palmer Irish, recently.
E. H. Lang and s. T. Jones have been do
ing job of papering for j. Green
Fl n. Goodwin and wife returned from a
visit in Underhil last week Tuesday.
Edith Ravens returned from spending few
weeks in Shelburne, last Wednesday.
Bernice Corse, of No. Cambridge, spent a
few days at j NJ. Safford's, last week.
Mrs. Clarence Remington and Mrs Trissie
Brady visited in Bakersfield last week.
Mrs. b. g. Macoy visited at E. A. Bentey's,
in Morrisville, Wednesday and Thursday.
! Mrs R. W. Hulburd and children, of Hyde
Park, have been visiting at c. F. Hulburd's
| The Womans Relief Corps held honey sup
| per at the Grand Army ballast Friday even
ing.
Vevie Gates, who has been spending her va
cation in town returns to New York this
week.
Jason Kinsley, of Iowa, arrived in town
Wednesday for visit among friends and
relatives.
Laura Patch is keeping house for Mrs Wes-
ley Macoy while the latter is away on a car
riage trip.
Several from this village and vicinity at
tended camp meeting in spite of the rainy
weather.
The new platform which the r. R. company
have been having built at this station is now
completed.
Mrs Prevo is quite sick at her daughters $,
Mrs. Austin LaBounty. DR.. E. r. Brush Is
attending her.
Mrs Byron Lambkin of Burlington, is be
ing entertained by Mrs. G. p. White of the
American House.
Lottie Atwell, who is at work at B: G.
Macoy's, will leave there Sept. 1 to begin q
school in Waterville.
Lydia Lyman returned from her visit IL
Elmore last Wednesday. She returns to hel
work in Jericho Sept. 1.
The fresh-air children who have been stay
ing at George Gilmore's took the train fol-
home Tuesday night of last week.
The heavy rains of last week raised thu
water in the Lamoille so that the road t.
"Jersey" was under water Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Brown and son, of Tn
derhill, are spending this week in town, tn
, guests of Mrs. Browns father, VIM Scott.
Posters are out announcing a series of re
yival meetings, to be conducted by Rev A.
= Parsons in the Cong. church, commencing
Sept. l.
Florence Spaulding, who has been carin!
for Mrs. l. n Chase has returned home ant
:, Mrs. Chase's sister, Mrs. Vim. Burns is a
T present with her.
Katie Brush of Wiiamstown spent a fey
hours among old friends here Saturday, &C
!, iny to Burlington on the night train to fl
y her engagement in one of the church choirs
Mrs John Chayer has been called to MOI
e treal by a telegram announcing the serlou
V illness of fever of her son Fred. Rosie Chaye
l. of Burlington is keeping house during her al
" sence.
n Mrs Charlie Flanders, of Fletcher, while o
" her way to market, was run away with. n
damage was done beyond severe shakln
n up and the breaking of quantity OF egG
e and one thill.