News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-02
EAST HARDWICk.
Ansel Hunt is booming business.

Ansel Hunt is booming business.
Will Hyde returns to Washington this week.
Arthur Giffin and wife are visiting friends
here.
W H. H. Stuart is threatened with pneu-
monia.
As usual W. l. Leonard has one of the best
schools in town.
The village schools here are smaller than
for some time past.
Mrs Ben Collier has been in a critical cond-
tion, but is convalescing.
Geo. Nelson and family, of Morrisville, were
visiting in town last week.
Lizzie Adgate returns to Boston to pursue
her studies in vocal and instrumental music.
What is this village going to do about a
cemetery? There are now no good lots in
the old one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babbitt have returned from
Boston. The lady's neck has healed nicely
where the tumor was removed.
Wonder if the Gazette reporter of Wolcott
is acquainted with Milo" Seems as though
he had mentioned him at some time.
DR.. Adgate was thrown from his carriage
and injured so that he was not able to attend
church Sunday. colt that he was leading
got away.
The granite firms by investing so much
capital, greatly assist the taxpayers. max
ing another point in favor of Hardwick over
any of the surrounding towns. No need of
deserted farms here.
Is there any particular virtue in church
air? The Congregational house here allows
but little change through service, and with
sunlight carefully excluded all days, the
same air is used that was a decade ago.
Economy of this kind is wealth for the doe
tors. How appropriate it would seem if rela-
tives of several of our late respected members
would each contribute a memorial window
| Al oh arRiaa NI,,, Z ha
| light softened and tinted by the bright colors,
would purify and beautify the interior, max
ing all healthier and happier.
The Stuart-Lawson wedding was one of the
jolliest affairs, after the serious business was
over, for a quiet home wedding that has been
found this season. Some relatives and a few
intimate friends were present. Rev. u. T. By
ington gracefully performed the ceremony
and presented Mrs. Lawson with marriage
certificate in book form which contained nu-
| merous choice poems appropriate to the new
| life of the young couple. The friends testified
their kind feelings by numerous presents.
The following are what we are able tn note:
| From N, c. Lawson an easy chair (Sleepy
Hollow) oil painting, Frank George and
wife; pair tablespoons, Adams Philbrook and
wife; painted lemonade set, A. Il. Wakefield
and wife; butter knife W. Z Warren and
wife; butter dish, Blanche Lawson; berry
spoon, Verne Dutton and wife, napkins, G. &.
Collier and wife; sugar spoon, Mrs. Marcea
Stuart bracelets, W, w. Coe and wife; caster,
Eddie Allen and wife; pickle caster, Harlan
Kimball and wife; pie knife, Frank Dupaw;
cream spoon, Sydney Nelson berry spoon,
| Frank Emerson and wife; towels, Mrs. Miles
Nelson towels, d. &. Spalding and wife; table
spread, Dan Ward and wife; parlor lamp,
| Belle and Victor Stuart; tea spoons, Frank
Meade and wife; fruit knives, Geo. Shipman;
nut-picks and nut-cracks, Mrs. Hattie Ship
man; bread knife, Samuel Hoyt; syrup pitch
er, Mrs. S. Hoyt. Many of the near relatives
are in California and have hardly received
their invitations yet The bridegroom pre-
scented his better half with velvet chatelaine
purse and eagle, also gold watch and chain.
! Excellent wedding cake and coffee were served
| the guests. Mr.. Lawson and wife, in com
pany with the other partner, Frank Emerson,
and his wife, who were married few days be-
| fore, started for Boston via Portland, stop
ping "A few days among the White Mountains.
| On starting from the house and from the de-
pot the showers of rice were abundant, and
packages purporting to be express, etc, were
produced by friends or slyly hidden in the
travelling bags, Mr.. Lawson and wife are
housekeeping, Mr.. Emerson and wife board
| ing,