News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-29
Ca Ohell Reunion.
81 tPBELL REUNION


= Their mint annual meeting was held 0i
Saturday, Jau. 18th, 1891, with Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Willie H. KELLOGG and the eXcerCises
were as follows, viz: lst. Opening song By
choir entitled Labor on with Mrs. Andrew
talklns presiding at the organ; I'd, PRAYER
by the chaplain; 3D. Secretaries report; 4th
IreaSurers report; 9Th, Song entitled 'Wt
snail know" 9th. Secretary read resolutions
upon the death of A. Jackson Campbell and
Mrs. Robert p. Campbell which are as follows
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF a. JACKSON
CAMPBELL.
WHEREAS. In the providence of the great
Allwise ather death has again entered our
ranks, causing us to be bereft and to mourn
our loss of another whose life and presence
| always cheered us in our pilgrimage here.
! AND WHEREAS, A Jackson Campbell, a
father, husband and brother has departed
this life, entering upon the life above, leaving
| us to mourn his departure and to emulate
! his virtues. Therefore
| Resolved. That we humblv bow to Him
! who doeth all things well, acknowledging His
| care IN His kind providential dealings with
US IN sparlng our esteemed relative so long
to comfort and cheer us in life's pathway,
and taking him to Himself Thus adding
another to the many ties which draw our
hearts Heavpnward.
ReSOIVed, That we extend our sympathy
| to our sister in her hours of loneliness and
that we cherish the memory of the departed
! frelghted with the joys of past associations
ana hoping to meet him again in the reunion
above: We cheerfully follow the footsteps of
our relative in the pathway of life.
Resolved, That these resolutions be in
serted in our book of records and that copy
be sent to the NEWS AND CITIZEN for publica-
ton.
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF MRS. ROBERT
P. CAMPBELL.
In much as in the Providence of our
Father in Heaven the ties binding US to-
gether IN the family relation are being so Of
ten severed and
WHEREAS, According to the will ofGod our
sister Mrs. Martha Ann Campbell has de-
parted this life, having been called 10 the life
above, we who meet together to-day missing
her as we do from our circle in the family re-
union, unite in mourning our loss and ex-
tending to our broShs. our heartfelt sympa-
thies in hissbeTeaveu<
ReSOiVed, That in the death of our sister
and relative suffer our loss most keenlv
cherishing in fond memory her many words
of cheer, her acts of benevolence and her a bid
ing confidence and trust in Him who sus-
tanned her in life and who was with her in the
hOnr of dissolving nature.
Resolved, That we place our trust in Ter
God, knowing that He doeth all things well
and that He gathers to Himself our loved
ones.
Resolved, That these resolutions be in
serted in our book of records and a copy of
them be sent to the News AND CITIZEN for
publication.
18th, Choosing of officers for the year ensu-
ing which were as follows: President Calvin
Campbell; LIST Weep res, Mrs Calvin Camp
bell; I'd Nice-PTes., Mrs Sarah r. Hubbard !
Secretary, D. r. Sherwin; Treasurer. II. d. |
Kellogg Chaplain, Rev. Z w. West; Sth, |
The following COMMITTEES were appointed by
the President: Committee of arrangement |
A. n. BOynton. J. c. Peck, Will E. Kellogg
and their wives; Committee on evening en-
tertainmet, Viii 6. Campbell Andrew H. |
Calkins and wife. Everett H. Campbell and |
Fannie o. Calkins; Committee on resOlu- |
tons, Mrs. D. NJ. Ppake; 9th Voluntary re- |
marks by E. q. Sherwin and during his re- |
marks he invited the society to meet, at their
next reunion, with him and his at their |
home; 10th, The society extended a vote of |
thanks to Mr. Sherwin for his generous invi- |
tatlon and voted to accept the invitation. |
Therefore the societies June meeting will be |
held with Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge G. Sherwin;
18th; letter was read by Mrs. Peake from |
Mrs Lucinda Campbell of Andovpr, n. Ii.
18th, Closing song entitled God be with you |
until we meet again" Seventy members and |
invited guests participated in the festivities
After supper a cuTtained stage was erected |
and in the evening the young people of the |
society entertained the company for two |
hours with Rotations, charades, tabeauX,
pantomimes, music &c. BY |
all staying to the evening entertainment |
shows that they are much interested in that |
part of the exercise, and that the actors are |
improving in their theatrical undertaking is |
plain to be seen. Mr.. and Mrs Kellogg did |
much to make it pleasant and comfortable |
for the company which they know we'll how
to do.