News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-22
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Kate Cehoe is visiting in st. Adams.
Mrs Proctor is working for c. d. Gates.
Mrs D. R. Stevens is visiting in Montpelier.
Aunt Polly Sheldon is stopping at E. X.
Brush's.
Nellie Boyd is helping to care for Mrs, j. B.
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Junior visiting in
Colchester.
Mrs Geo. White has returned from visit
to Plainied.
II. E. Caswell was in East Berkshire Mon
day and Tuesday.
W. s. Noyes and Charles Wetherell spent
Sunday in Underhill.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Hatch have been visit
ing in East Fairfield.
WendaIl jackson and wife of North Hyde
Park were in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Darwin Wetherel visited in
Waterville a short time ago.
Mrs Geo Lee, formerly of this placeis dan
gerously i'll at her home in Mass.
Chauncey Warner who has been quite i'll is
now able to sit up most of the time.
Mrs Ira Hawley of Jericho has been the
guest of Der sister, Mrs. Frank Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Mudgett of North Cam
bridge were at II. N. Gray's over Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Morgan is again much worse and
not much hope is entertained of her recovery
Miss Lena Powell of Burlington has been
spending few days with friends IN this VII
! lage.
C. F. Hulburd and Iwife spent Sunday in
ST. Adams the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
| Bentley.
Mrs. Homer Bentley of st. Adams was the
guest of Mrs. &. F. Hulburd Monday and
| Tuesday.
HIN. Gray is selling 16 pounds graduated
sugar for 81, and Z bars of Lenox soap for
25 cents.
Edith Kinsley who has been spending a va
cation of some weeks at home, is again at
work for H. N. Gray.
Mrs Laura Holmes of Westford, one of our
teachers, is quite sick with the measles. HeI
mother is taking care of her.
Oscar Pettee formerly of this village had
two of his fingers taken off by a saw in the
mill at North Cambridge Saturday.
k Gleed of Morrisville and George Bal
lard of Fairfax were in town Monday and
Tuesday in attendance on the Blalsdell VS.
Gates law suit
, Mary Cady who has been in Johnson foI
the past three weeks helping to care for hel
uncle, d. Clark, during his last illness il
again at home.
Judging by the amount of logs now IL
: Noyes' mill yard and the number dali,
brought in, there is no danger of a scarcit,
r of material for time at least
/ A number of our people congregated at tn
n depot last Wednesday morning to catch
sight of the great explorer Stanley, wht
passed through this place on his way to Bur
d iington. They were disappointed however a
t the gentleman was not III sight.
+ letter from DR.. Briggs states that tn
+ barrel sent some time since was received Sat
t urday of the week before, and the content
:. were all given out before Monday night. ii
l. saws all are grateful except the Loan an
n Land Co.'S they say there is no need OF hell
v Saturday Jan. II, 1891. being the S0t
o birthday of Hon Elisha Bentley a number
n intimate friends gathered at his home I
Il spend "a few pleasant hours with him and n
20 | estimabe wife. 1t was a complete surpri'
10 and we add a complete success also. Mr.. an
10 Mrs Bentley received their guests with I'll
cordiality and hospitality for which they al
noted aud the beaming faces and hapI
voices of the company testified to their e.
ioyment of the occasion. Some excellent T
marks were made by Rev. Edwin WheeloC
on the advancement and Improvement of Il
country and its inhabitants during the pa
eighty years About thrty-fve partook
B. the bountiful supper provided by the origin
$; tors of the visit, the daughter and gra
daughter of the host and hostess. 1t
rk worthy of mention that congratulated
we're received from a daughter, gra
daughter and a great granddaughter wi
jill were present Mr. Bentley was the recipe
of over $14 in money, large parlor Ian
ne and a number of other handsome presen
tokens of the love and esteem in which he
universally held.
IN Blessed is the man that feareth the Lo
cd and walketh in his ways. With long life v
IN. | satisfy thee, yea, thou shalt see thy chi
ell rens children, and peace upon Israel.