News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-29

stores, peddlers, street hawers, etc.,
with which the village has been
afflicted.
Messrs Frank Kenfeld, S. B. Doty
and d. W. Rogers, are doing quite an
extensive business this winterin ship
ping potatoes to market. Besides
giving some attention to home trade
they go up into Canada and gather
up tubers there Thus far they have
sent out of there eleven car loads, or
$500 bushels. They pay 80 cents
for them, which with the % cts. duty,
makes the price the same as here.
HART-BARROWs.
The marriage of Mr. Edward Hart,
engineer on the lake road. to Miss
Luella BarroWs was solemnized at
the residence of Gilman Barrows on
Tuesday the Goth instant. The Occa-
sion was pleasant and an enjoyable
one, there being numerous invited
guests, and was quite free from the
formality that sometimes attend
such events. The ceremony was per-
formed at $3.50 u. IN. in a happy man
ner by Rev. P. B. Fisk of the Congre-
gational church. The bridal party,
consisting of the bride and groom,
the brides maid, Miss Lizzie Hart of
Wilmington, Mass, and best man,
Mr.. Walter Benson of Stowe, and
Miss Ella BarrOws as usher, stood
beneath an evergreen arch decorated
with flowers and orange blossoms.
Following the marriage, light re-
| freShmentS We're served, and the
/ bridal couple were accompanied to
the mail train by large number of
| the guests, and received the custom
airy shower of rice as the train drew
out from the station The invited
! guests both present and absent gave
testimony of their esteem and friend
ship with the newly married couple in
/ the following substantial manner:
Upright piano from groom to bride: piano
lamp from Mr.. and Mrs. George Earle, Mr.. and
! Mrs c. B. Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Spiller, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Stone, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. B. Boynton, viii Nc
| Chntock, Alice Gilbert, MAY Soper, Carroll
Spaulding, Clarence Brush, viii Cobb; piano
scarf Mrs. g. W. Hart, Swanton; silver but
ter dish Mr.. and Mrs. 5. B. Waite; silver
pickle DISH Conductor Ranney and wife;
silver soup ladle, Conductor Carr and wife
silver bUtton-hooks, Conductor Parkhurst
and wife; pair silver dessert spoons and bo-
quet cut flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Under
| wood, St. JOhnsbury: silver pie knife Mr.
and Mrs F. L. Daniels St Johnsbury silver
bonbon tray, Mr.. and Mrs. f w Eastabrook ks
St J ohnsbury; silver cake basket and cake
knife, MIR. ana Mrs H. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs
C. J. Slavton Mr. end Mrs. Gilbert, Miss
Addie West, Misses Eta Gilbert, Daisy Lee
Baron. Jessie Slayton, Walter Benson, War
ner Gilbert; silver tooth-pick holder, Mr.. and
Mrs G. B. Kent, Hardwck; silver bonbon
tray Frank and Kate Healey, Barre; silver
fruit basket, Mr. and Mrs. l.. B, Boynton
photo in frame, Harold and Lilah Waite
silver butter knife, Miss r. H. Preston of Yer
gennes; silver sugar and berry spoon, Miss
Mae Spaulding; silver cream spoon, Miss
Cora Stafford Augusta, Me; silver soup ladle
| D. A Barrows, Sheldon; silver butter knife
Agnes W Woodward; silver nut picks, Mr.. anc
Mrs J. " Reed, Swanton; silver carving set
E. II. Foster and family, East Montpelier
and NJ. L. Towne and wife of Barre; sache
bag, Minnie Fitch; painting, Hattie Thomp
| son: half dozen silver teaspoons, AitoI
Stone; silver cake knife, Mr.. and Mrs. {. ID
Socum; silver berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. +
L. Evans, st. Johnsbury; glass berry disl
set in silver, Miss Mabel Roberts, McCune
Kansas; elegant present, Mr.. and Mrs. b. L
Gates MINNEAPOLIS; china cup and saucer
B. s. Smith and W. G. Harrell, Chicago
painting, EuIa v Reed; purse $50, Mr.. anc
. Mrs. g. A. Barrows; two towels, Blaneh
: Barrows; one dozen napkins, Ella Barrows
one-half dozen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Clark; picture throw. Mr.. and Mrs. W Ii
Robinson; silver sugar spoon, Mrs. NJ.
) Kent, Hardwick; pair vases, Ella Willie
Neil and Reta Gilbert; book, Mrs. p. i
Fisk; silver button-hook, Mrs. Mary Reed
l photograph, Mrs. j. c. Bugbee and Berth
Grant; box of candies, B. l.. Kent, Burlinp
ton; silver berry spoon, Edwin Spiller; tw'
silver salt shakes, g. II. Hart, Wilmington
Mass; sofa pillow, Mrs. G. A. Hart; O
= painting Miss Lizzie Hart; piano lamp, Z
; o. Hart, Boston.