News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-30
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. H. A. Hatch is on the sick list.
Fannie Gravein is at home this week.
Della Shores left for Chicago last Monday.
Mrs. G. p. White visited Burlington last
week.
E. H. Lang was in Underhill and Essex Sat
urday.
Glen Caswell is the guest of relatives in Col
chester.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ravens and Edith are in Fairfax
this week.
Mary Hastings has moved to the Brush
tenement.
Homer Thompson of Underhill was in town
Saturday.
Eulie Parker was at home from Burlington
over Sunday.
Mrs E. Bentley has nearly recovered from
her late illness
Rev. A. L. Parsons of Burlington was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Freeman of Lebanon, N. H., is
visiting in town.
Florence Spaulding spent Sunday with her
Walter Pease was in Fairfax on business
one day last week.
Mrs Ed Wagner spent Sunday with her sis
ter in Jacksonville.
The sound of wedding bells is heard. An
nouncements next week.
Ray Stafford is spending a few days at Her
bert Corse's in Westford.
May Lord of Fletcher has been spending
few days at w. NJ. Smiths.
Mrs. Homer Caswell has returned from
few days visit in Underhill.
Al d. Hitchcock left Friday for Hill, n. H.,
where he has job of teaming.
Madison SasTord ana wifi. returned Satus-
day from visit to Morrsville.
Justin I,aRountv was in WiuooSLi and
Burlington recently on business
Caroline Kidder of East Fairfield is the
guest of her brother, H. A. Hatch
Willis Stafford and wife visited at his faith.
er's in Pleasant Valley ON Sunday.
Mrs. John Learnard's mother, Mrs. Wilcox
of Bakersfield is taking care of her.
Lnella Hale of Underhill has been the guest
of Bernice Smith and Fannie Scott
James Pierce of Mass. has been the guest of
his cousin, Horace Pierce, the past week.
Stafford Putnam who is attending school in
st. Adams is stopping at home this week
Dr. Martin the occulist is at the American
House this week from Monday to Thursday.
Mrs B. g. Macoy is in Montpelier this week
with her husband. our town Representative.
Charles Wetherell of Underhill is at work
for W. S. Noyes. He boards at Homer Cas-
wells.
Roadmaster Day of Essex was in town last |
week Tuesday for the first time since his late !
illness
Peter Donnelly of Fairfax has moved his
goods to this place and will reside with p. |
Nathan.
Alice Lyman who has been very i'll of peri |
tonitis is on the gain. Dr. Blake of Jefferson |
vile is attending her.
Mrs o. W. Reynolds has so far recovered |
from her late illness that she is able to be |
about the house again.
Maria Page finishes her summers work at
P B. Jones Npy. /. She will spend the win |
ter at WALLACE Parkers.
T. Jones is to move MARCH / from the |
Blaisdell farm which he now occupies to the |
Wood farm at the Harbor.
J. Berlin saanp9ocrn who has been On visit
to relatives in this vicinity, returned Tuesday |
to his home in Lowell, Mass.
Uncle Jack Wires of Morrisville is visiting |
friends in tgwn. Uncle JACK is still hale apd |
hearty in spite of his 81 years:
Charles johnson of ST. Johpsbury and Luna |
Wetherbee of Fletcher were married by Rev.
Edwin Wheelock at his residence Oct. 20
The Post and the Relief Corps of this place |
were invited to spend the day with L. 5. |
Whipple in Underhill last week Wednesday.
Meetings at the NJ. +. church are still con-
tinued Rev Mr. Stebbns of Binghamville |
and Mr.. Smith of Fairfax are assisting Mr..
Wright.
Mrs D. R. Stevens and daughter Ruth of
Tacoma. Wash, are expected to arrive in a |
few days for a visit to her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. c. B. Waite.
Died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Wallace, Oct. %, 1890, of cancer, Mrs. |
Mercy Coleman, aged 81 years. lnterment at |
North Cambridge.
VS.. Moves arrived Manday and the work |
of putting in e'mHtiiinery which came" last |
week was at once begun Mr. Noyes will |
board at H. B. Cdswell,s. - :
Rev. 0. NJ Boutwell, will be present and as
sist in the eya9geliStie se9ryiee tins week at
m Hli thus far. Rev A. Smith Of Fair.
fax preached excellent sermons the past week.
Mrs. E. Bentley has received news of the |
death of her only sister, Mrs Eliza Wilder of |
Norfolk, n. Y, on Oct. 4, at the age of s3 |
years. Mrs. Wilder was born and her early |
life spent in the town of Westford and she is |
doubtless well remembered by many in this |
vicinity.
On Saturday evening last about thirty |
young people of this and adjoining towns
gathered at the residence of W NJ. Scott to |
celebrate the seventeenth birthday of his /
youngest daughter, Fannie AZ a surprise |
it was "a failure but az a most delightful ev- |
ening full of pleasure to every one 1T was a |
complete success; and when the guests de- |
parted leaving as mementOes Cfthe occasion |
u handsome gold watch and chain and
moonstune ring, they one and all agreed that !
it was one of the good times" which are
not easily offace1 from the beck 8f'mam8ry
II beg ieaFG 20 psk9 You to eesrrept the state
mirlt of your Cambridge cQrFesponde9t.
Thanks were due to Mrs, g. II. Wright fer
the decoration of the NJ. r. church and not
ID. A. Jones. Please correct, y. A. JONES.
What's the matter with the above for Cam
bridge news? The NEWS AND CITIZEN is bound
to get there Ed