News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-03-12
CAMBRIDGE.

Mary Gilmore visited in Fairfax Sunday.
George Prior of Underhill was in town Sat
urday.
Archie Boomhour of Bedford. One, is again
in town.
Maria Page is at work for Mrs. Chauncey
Scott of Fletcher.
W. S. Moves and Charlie Wetherell spent
Sunday in Underhill.
H. E. Hatch and wife visited at Horace
French's in Fletcher on Sunday.
II. B. Caswell will move to the Almon Haw
ley farm at Jacksonville this week.
W. S. Noyes shipped Monday a ear load o
chair stock containing 10000 pieces.
Mrs. Fred Sanborn of Fairfax, visited her
daughter, Mrs NJ. e. Ravens, Sunday.
Homer Curtis has been quite sick with the
measles John Boozan is working for him.
Several from Jacksonville attended the
memorial service at the Episcopal mission
Sunday.
Several of our young folks attended the
glass blowers exhibit at Underhil Saturday
vening.
The S of v, assisted by the W. R. G, both
of Underhill, presented the play, Dora,
at Reynolds Hall Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Wright's children, Clarence Horner's
children, Willie Lang's children, and Edith
Ravens, are all sick with the measles.
The operetta, Red Ridinghood, will be
presented this wednesday, evening at Rey-
nold's Hall, by several of our little folks.
Mrs. H. W. Goodwin has been visiting her
sister, Mrs T. S. Whipple of Underhill. Mr..
Goodwin boarded with Clarence Corse during
her absence.
Mary Cady has purchased the building now
! occupied as a Grand Army hall, and will fit
| up the lower part as a milliner store. Ans
| den Brown will do the work.
Rena, the little daughter of Horace Pierce,
late of this place, took the prize for being the
handsomest babe at the glass blowers exhi-
bition at Underhill on Saturday evening.
On Sunday last the little mission room of
| the Holy Cross was well filed with those who
had gathered there to attend the service in
memory of the late Mrs. Elizabeth B. Holden
| of GIep's Falls N Y. The altar, lectern,
prayer desk, font and altar cross, We're taste
fully draped in black. and the font filed with
| a large white begonia in full bloom. The
singing was very sweet, the hymns being the
ones sung at her funeral were, " Nearer Ny
God to Thee, Lead Kindly Light, which
| was sung as q solo, Jesus, Lover OF My
Soul" and Thy Will be Done, the last be-
ing the selection of friend. The Rev. Gem
ont Graves preached a most excellent sermon
from the text, Right dear in the sight of
the Lord is the death of his saints, and the
righteous shall be had in everlasting remem-
brance" He quoted at length from an arti-
Gle printed in the Glen's Falls Times OF Jan.
20, and gave many instances of the goodness
and charity of the dear one who is gone. He
also spoke of how much this mission was in
debted to her and her husband, DR.. A. W
Holden, for six large hymnals with music
about twenty-five library books, several
sums of money, two books of record, and a
beautiful prayer book and hymnal for the al
tar, besides many papers; also through her
to Others at Glen's Falls, the vestry OF the
Church of the Messiah, for an altar and
prayer book, to the Sunday school for the
beautiful font which now graces our mission
room, and to Mrs. Abram Wingfor the hand
some altar cross, which was used for the
first time on Sunday At the close of the
service, resolutions of respect were unani
mously adopted The singing was in charge
of Mrs D. K Stevens OF Tacoma Wash.
and TIE general arrangements were in charg'
Of Mrs. T.. II. Lang