News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-11-13
CAMBRIDGE.


Alice Lyman is now able to sit up.
LOttie Atwell is at work for B. G. Macoy
Mrs Luce of Stowe was in town last week.
c. F. Hulburd left for ST. Johnsbury Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. E. Havens spent Sunday in Morris
vile
Henry Stafford is at work for W. S. Noyes
in the mill.
E. H. Lang was in Burlington last week
Wednesday.
DIR. ]. B. Morgan is to have a telephone
put into his Office.
Eddie Lord of Colchester is at his aunt's,
Mrs. Homer Caswell's.
Mrs Prevo is quite sick at her daughters,
Mrs. Justin Labounty's.
Glenn Caswell has returned from a few
weeks visit in Colchester
Louise and Rollo Caswell, ofWaterville, are
visiting at II, B. Caswells.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Cutting expect to
leave for Boston this week.
Charles FELTON, and wife of St. Adams were
in town few days last week.
Darwin Wetherell is putting up new sug-
ar-house on the Stowell farm.
Mrs Ellen Ellsworth of Elmore has been
visiting her father, George Lyman.
Emma Patch has gone to Waterville to
spend few weeks with friends there.
Mrs D. w. Wetherell and Charlie Laboun-
ty were in Johnson last week " ednesday.
Mrs. Cox is staying with Mrs Perry Curtis.
She is to be treated by DR. Green of Enos-
burgh.
The telephone which has been completed
so many times on paper is at last a thing of
reality.
Mrs O. W. Reynolds has so far recovered
from her late illness as to be able to attend
church once more.
p. B. Jones has sold the grey horse which
he lately traded for, to George Buckley
Terms not public.
Rev. Mr.. Kenney and wife of Burlington
are assisting at the meetings now being held
at the NJ. E. church.
Albert Cutting and DR.. Morgan went to
Burlington Friday to consult with physicians
there in regard to Mr. Cuttings health, which
is very poor.
Mrs. Andrew McHenry and Sophia attend
ed the Choir Festival in Burlington last
week, stopping on their return at Essex to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lang.
The barn on the old Brush place has been
moved and a kitchen and shed is being built
| greatly improving the tenement Wesley
| Macoy and Amsden Brown are doing the
| work.
| Owing to a msprint it was stated in last
weeks paper that Mrs. Joe Chayer had gone
to keeping house with her brother when it
should have read with her husband" also
that viii Patch and LATE Junior had return
ed from Jericho instead of johnson, as was
the case. Please correct.
The funeral of Florence Law who died in
| Worcester, Mass, on Monday of last week
was held at the Congregational church in
| this place Wednesday afternoon at two
J o,cIoek Mics La until feUz a
/ resident of this town, and has many friends
| here who deeply mourn her death. The ser
| vices were conducted by the Rev. E. Wheel
| ock and were largely attended. The remains
according to her own request were laid away
| in the cemetery, on the hill which overlooks
| her girlhood home.
| About thirty-five friends and relatives as
| sembed al the residence of B. :. Ellinwood
| on Wednesday, Nov. 9TH, TO witness the mar
! riage of his only child Eva to Fred Luce of
| Waterbury. The house was beautifully trim
! med with ferns and bitter-sweet, and lighted
with wax candles. As the bride, dressed in
cream white faille franchise, trimmed with
! pearl passementrie. and the bridesmaid, FL
| la Waite, in rose pink Henrietta cloth, each
| carrying a bunch of white roses, descended
the stairs to the wedding march of G. +. HUI
| burd they we're met by the groom and his
best man, l.. A. Pike, of Stowe, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev L, Wheelock,
after which n bountiful repast was served.
| The presents, of which there were many, were
beautiful and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Luce re-
manned in town until Friday, when they left
for their home, followed by shower OF rice
and old shoes, and last but not least the sin.
cere wishes of all the community for a happy
future.