News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-05-21
Johnson.

Prof Campbell returned home Monday.
Miss Blake of Boston, is teaching elocution
in the school,
Mrs Frank Ayers visited at Mrs. Leach's
last week. Mrs. Ayers will be remembered as
Stella Keller.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass and Newton exchanged
places last Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Andrews is at Montpelier for a
week or more.
Mrs. S. p. Carpenter of st. Johnsbury, is
visiting at Mrs. Perry's
Heavy shipment of hand-rakes are being
made by w. III. Stearns.
Rev. Mr.. Croker of Fairfax, exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Saunders last Sunday
W II. Nye has bought of Mr.. Doane,
building lot, price about $3.50.
Samuel Wilson has fully recovered from his
long and dangerous sickness
w. C. Doane is still with his sister in St.
Adams, who is not expected to recover.
Memorial service at the Congregational
church next Sunday. Sermon by Mr.. Smith
The announcement of the death of Mrs.
Campbell althouth expected, caused universal
expression of sorrow and sympathy.
The ladies of the Baptist church will hold
tea meeting with Mrs. Saunders Thursday
afternoon. Work will be provided for all.
The Y P S. C. E. of the Baptist church, are
interested in mission work, having taken one
collection for that purpose at their concert.
j. A. Pearl is planning to crowd his well
| earned vacation of two weeks, with hunting,
fishing and boating along both sides of the
| line in the vicinity of North and South Troy.
| He left home with Mrs Pearl the 18th.
The Sons of Veterans were mustered in
| last Saturday The following officers were
chosen: Captain, G. A. Sturtevant; LIST.
| Lieut.. Volney Witherell; End. Lieut.. E. E.
| f,ro lIo1
We saw a two-year-old youngster break
! the law the other day, and then vigorously
| spat himself in the presence of his mother.
| So jerry Barlow after assaulting Joseph
Jacobs with fist and club, complained of
| himself to G. III. SteaFns, asking that 50
would satisfy the offended. 1t took twice
that sum.
Mrs. CARRIE J.. CAMPBELL.-Mrs. Carrie L.
Campbell, wife of A. s. Campbell, principal
| VT. died Saturday evening at Z O'Clock at
| the home of her father, S. r.. Kingsley, of
Elm street She had been i'll since January
and the cause of her death was peritonitis.
Mrs. Campbell came to Rutland in the win
Ter to visit her parents and was taken sick.
Several operations were performed, and
though she seemed to improve for time, she
had a relapse, and from that time began to
fail She was % years old and had been
married to Mr.. Campbell little less than a
year The summer was passed by them trav'
cling abroad. Mrs. Campbell had many
friends who will sympathize with her parents
and husband in their affection. The funeral
will he held at the house, No. 10 Elm street
this morning at. II O'Clock, and the burial
will be in Evergreen cemetery.-Rutland Her
aid Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. A. II. Campbell was
held yesterday morning at IL O'Clock at the
house, No. 10 Elm street, and there
large attendance of friends, many young
people being present, also teachers in some
of the schools. The services were of an i'm
pressive character. Rev. DR.. Phillips offici
hted and Henry +. Field had charge of thu
arrangements. There were many floral trib
f utes The pail bearers were Herbert Curtis
{ Earl Wickham, Fred Bailey, Jesse Spencer
Arthur Fuller and Clayton Harrington. TIL
burial was at Evergreen cemetery.-RutlanC
Herald, Tuesday.