News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-09-18
HARDWICk.
The Kellogg house is being repaired.

The Kellogg house is being repaired.
H. G. S~werdfger is making extensive re-
pairs on his mill.
The Bridgman sisters have started on
another reading trip.
Henry Stevens was IN town Tuesday. He
is almost sorry he moved away.
Mack & Rowe have their derrick nearly
ready to raise, near their new sheds.
The Shepard family are to be here again at
the Town Hall, Monday evening, Sept. %.
Henry A. Bridgman and wife, of Bangor,
Me-, are visiting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. John %Bridgman.
The old Aiken store was moved last week
to a lot opposite Geo. l.. Wells residence.
When the lot is cleared up 1t will improve the
looks of the street.
Chicago the Odd C.. A. Page and family and
Eta Bangs for Denver, Colo, at the same
time, and if they like that place will make it
their permanent home.
If a proposition to the Aikens is accepted,
there will soon be a first-class system of
water-works put in. reservoir will be made
on the Dorman Bridgman farm above the
highway. and it will be high enough to give
ample fire protection, besides being better
water for domestic purposes, and reaching
all parts of the village.
The granite firm of Lawson & Emerson
seem to be prospecting, and their many friends
will be glad. Frank A. Emerson of that firm
and Rosa NJ. Carr of Woodbury. were married
at Cabot on Monday, and VIM. E. Lawson of
that firm and Blanche Stuart were married
at the home of the brides father, ". III. H.
Stuart, on Tuesday. Both couples took the
mail train for a trip to Portland and Boston.
We wish them a pleasant journey.
A pleasant home wedding was celebrated at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Campbell,
DNbrrsInIr GaDt A Tho nor+iocr ,vara 7 ,,11 M
Campbell and Harlan K. Kimball, both of
Hardwick. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ). S. Brigham, of Alburg, in the pres
ence of about so relatives and friends. Cake
and ice cream was served, after which the new
married couple tool the eastern bound train
for the White Mountains and Portland, where
they will spend a few days. The best wishes
of their many friends, amid showers of rice,
accompanied them on their journey. Among
the gifts presented were a silver berry spoon
by Zeno Campbell. of Fairfax; a silver butter
dish by Mr.. and Mrs. STRAIT, of Fairfax; a sill
~~-F Gish bxgMr. and Mrs. j. w. Camp
bell, of Walden; a silver spoon holder by Mr..
and Mrs w. D. kimbal and daughter, of
~Stoughton, Mass; two easy chairs by Mr..
and Mrs. J. III. Brown and family, of Barton;
a set of silver fruit knives by MIR. and Mrs.
Harvey Burbank, of st. Iohnsbury; a spice
bureau and carved box by Mr.. and Mrs. j. C..
Lamb and family, of Calais; a silver salt and
pepper shake by the C.. H. H society, of Hard
wick; a pair OF linen towels by Mr.. ana Mrs.
Remission, of Calais; ii set silver nut picks by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook, of Hopkinton,N
H.; a set OF silver spoons by D.. c. Thornton
and wife, of Boston; a damask linen table
cloth by Matt Burbank and wife, of Walden;
a china rose jar, bySue Goodrich; a pair of
sugar shakes by Lily and Sadie Carrick, of St.
Johnsbury; an oil painting from Will Wheat
ley and wife; a set silver fruit knives by Fran
els Arnold and lady; a dozen damask linen
napkins by l.. W. Burbank and lady; a lam
brequin by Mrs. S. S. Brigham; a silver vase
by Alice Matthews, of Ashland, N. H.; two
China salt shakes by G. o. Kimball and wife,
of Cabot; a silver tooth-pick holder by Geo.
King and wife, of Greensboro; a pair of tray
mats and handkerchief by Lima and Clara
Campbell a vinegar cruet by Winnie Brig
ham a silver berry spoon by w. Il. Lawson
and lady; a pair linen towels and tidy by Ed.
Daniels and wife; "A set fruit knives by Josy
and Ellen Goodrich Il China plate and po-
tato masher by Mrs. Lizzie Allen; a set table
linen by ID. J. Stewart and wife, of Rockford,
ILL.,; a scrap basket by Fannie Brigham.