News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-09-11
CAM BRIDGE

Herbert Jones has erysipelas in his face.
Mrs. Frank Davis is visiting Mrs. Otis Sher-
man.
Mrs. Freeman is stopping at L. w. Cut
ting's.
Laura Patch has returned from a visit to
Stowe.
Mrs. W. E. Patch is on the sick list; also b..
|. Scott.
Stafford Putnam is attending school in st,
Adams.
Alfaretta Boomhour is at work for j. M.
Stafford.
"Hamp" Colgrove is having his house
shingled.
P. B. Jones was in Sheldon Monday on
business.
Kate Hassettis again at work at the Amer
lean house.
Winnie Beals of Fairfield is the guest of
Chenry FELTON, OF st. Adams is visiting rela-
tives in town.
P. B.. Jones and wife spent Sundayin John
son, at Willie Jones'.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stafford has so far recovered as
to be about tie house.
Ella Waite returned from her visit to Potts
dam, N. Y, on Saturday.
Miss Ryan of Fairfield was the guest of
Lucy Wheelock on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Loveland visited the
fair at Burlington last week.
Guy Kinsley and daughter Cora leave for
their home in Iowa this week.
Lucy Wheelock visited Burlington last
week Tuesday and Wednesday.
frankie Bradie of Bakersfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Remington.
Mrs. Ellen Stafford and Mary Stafford spent
a few days in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Jennie Boozan of Fletcher has been
spending a few days at E. IL. Lang's.
Mrs. Maria Jenny, who has been very sick
at John Brush's is now able to sit up.
Mrs. Jared Wilcox and Mrs. Levi Smith of
Jacksonville were in this place Thursday.
j. D. White has gone to Burlington, where
he has a position in the Independent office.
Mrs. Edgar Grow and Mrs. Henry Lane of
Westford visited at A. W. Cuttings last week.
frankie Hobart and Eulie Parker have
gone to Burlington to attend the high school.
Henry Stafford and wife of Lacrosse, Wis,
have been in town, stopping at the American
house.
Rolla and Louise Caswell of Waterville
spent Sunday in town the guests of Glen
Caswell.
E. j. Gates has a fine six year-old horse
which he got of Mr.. Ruggles OF Hyde Park
last Thursday.
Fannie Scott and Bernice Smith are board
ing at C. R. Browns in Underhill and attend
ing the academy.
Gale Osgood, clerk at the American house,
has closed his labors there and is soon to go
on the road selling stove fixtures.
Mrs. E. Bennett, Mrs. w. E. Patch and
Noble Bennett and wife, visited at Zraa
Straits in North Fairfax last week.
B.. G. MaCoy was elected Representative
over d. C. Walker the regular nominee by
three majority. The same evening the band
serenaded Mr.. MaCov and were treated to
very fine cigars.
At a meeting of the Kings Daughters last
Thursday the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Leader, Sophia Nc
Henry; Asst. ELeader, Mrs. E.. IL. Lang;
Treas, Mrs. n. Z. Bennett; Sec, Mrs. E. IL.
Lang.
Among the many faces from out of town we
saw on feld'day was Geo. Boutelle and wife OF
Bakersfield, T. S. Whipple and wife of Under
hill, II. E. Hatch and wife of East Fairfield,
Mrs. j. H. Campbell and Eunice Perkins OF
Burlington.
The first of the series of meetings at the
Cong. church was held Sunday at 1O:45 a. m.
Mr.. Parsons preached an eloquent sermon to
a well filled housefrom the text God islove.
Meetings will be held every evening this week
at 7:30 and every afternoon after Monday at
800.
Word has been received here of the death by
drowning of Charlie H. Mudgett, son of Hon.
E. P. and Harriet Mudgett of North Cam
bridge, at Fort Benton, Mon, aged "A years.
MIR. Mudgett left this place thirteen years ago
last May, and for the past nine years his
wherea bouts has not been known. At the
time of his death he was employed as fore
man of the Miner Stock Co. at Fort Benton.
We are handed the following report School
in District No. 10 closed August 30; whole
number of scholars, 10; average attendance
per day, SA. Hersa Gallup had no marks in
the register during the term. There were no
Instances of hardness or dismissal. May
Perry marked highest in drawing, spelling
and writing and written work. Those rank
ing next were Myra Macumber, Ella Nj. Perry.
Those making greatest progress in writing
we're Alice Reynolds and Romie Macumber.
Nav Perry had the most h~ead-marks in the
first class in spelling, and Hers;l Gullup in the
second class. The department of all was
above the ordinary. The scholars have the
thanks of their teacher for their kindness
during the term and also wishes for their
future success.-Lottie f. Carpenter, teacher.
FIELD DAY.
The field day held by the band on Friday
last was well attended and the net proceeds
amounted to about $4,000. The race be-
tween B. F. Willey's Duke and H. B.. How
ards Ben F. was won by Duke; time 1:16.
The potato race was won by Eddie Melvin of
Jacksonville: End, James Spaulding: I'd,
Stafford Putnam. The three legged race was
won by Henry Stafford and Walter Wiley
2nd, Frank Chayer and james Spaulding;
Sd, Ray Stafford and Fred Wiley. In the 100
yards dash Frank Chayer took first money F.;
Stafford Putnam End. and James Spaulding
Sd.