News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-02-12
CAMBRIDGE,

Ida and Reba Grey are on the sick list.
Mary Cady was in Burlington last week.
Robert White will move to Waterville
March L.
Charles Hosmer is at work for W. s. Noyes
in the mill yard.
Mrs. E. R. Brush has been on the sick list
for week past.
Will Payne is at work for Homer Thomp-
son in Underhill.
W. l. Asam's mother from Wins oski has
been visiting him.
Mrs A. A Smith and daughter of johnson
| spent Monday in town.
Mrs. r. Brush entertained the L. II. M. s..
last Thursday afternoon.
Marion Scott gave a very enjoyable party
last week Friday evening.
B. G. Macoy and G.. F. Hulburd were in
! Morrisville last Thursday.
Mrs Eliza Cutting and Mrs E. j. Gates
visited Burlington Friday.
Grin and Clayton Bentley of Mich have
been visiting friends in town.
! Irving Chase has rented the Jim Wills place
now occupied by A. McHenry.
Charlie BiXhy will carry on the Stafford
! farm at the Harbor next year.
Mrs. John Labounty spent few days last
week at Peter Lapoint's in Fletcher.
Os Page of Fletcher has rented the Mudgett
farm now occupied by Walter Pease.
Don't forget the crazy tea - by the W R.
C. at the Grand Army hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Otis, who has been cook at the Amer
lean House is now at work for DR.. Morgan.
The Shepard Family give an entertainment
at Reynolds hall this Wednesday, evening.
Grey's smoke stack came apart last week,
causing a stoppage of the mill for several
days.
Z 10 tod To- D., H.,
rented the Wills house lately bought by H.
Stowell.
Mrs. Fred Luce of Waterbury has been
making a short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Ellinwood
Mrs. E. l. Scott of ST. Adams is visiting in
town. Mr.. Scott is expected soon, to return
home with her after short visit.
The lecture on THE house in which we
live" by Supt Redmond in Scott's hall last
Wednesday evening was largely attended.
Charles Bellows and wife of Fairfax will oc-
cupy the house on the Reed farm the coming
year, and Mr.. Bellows will work for Chauncy
Warner.
C.. F. Hulburd and Ella Waite are superin-
tending the rehearsals of the operetta Red
Riding Hood" to be produced some time
next mouth.
Al. d. Hitchcock received a surprise Tues
day evening, it being his twenty-third birth
V.
handsome presents.
Willie Raymore is to carry on his fathers
farm at Jeffersonville the coming year. and
the present tenant, Willis Grey, will occupy
Mr. Raymore' : farm.
As Mr.. Roberts was suddenly called away
on business no service was held in Holy Cross
Mission on Sunday. 1t is hoped that there
will be service next Sunday.
Owing to DR.. A. P. Grinnell's absence in
New York the lecture on Koch's Lymph will be
deferred to some future date as he was I'M
able to supply his place with some other ply
stefan.
n. Lapoint is drawing lumber for new
shed to be put up on his place in Jersey.
Dame Rumor SAYS "Napo" has spoken for
housekeeper in Fairfax and will move into
his house soon after Lent.
While working in Noyes' mill last Saturday
Willis Stafford was struck in the mouth by
piece of wood which broke his false teeth and
inflicted cash in his lip which necessitated
the services of a physician.
John Fitzgerald's team became frightened
by the blowing of the whistle last Saturday
and started on the run for home. They were
stopped however near the Harbor after a
narrow escape from cOlliding with a team
coming to the village.
Several of the friends of Cora Maxfeld sur
prised her last SATURDAY. evening. her 18th |
very pleasant evening was
spent and souviners were left in the shape of
a bureau scarf, an apron and several dollars
in money.
When the ice went out OF the Little River
in our last thaw it set back. breaking the ice
in the Lamoille for some distance. Monday
when Harlow Wires was driving with a load
of ice over that part of the river. the new ice
suddenly gave way and Mr.. Wires horses
and sled were precipitated to the bottom.
Help was soon obtained and the team was
rescued. The horses were well cared for and
it is thought they will not be injured by their
ice water bath. Fortunately Mr.. Wires was
walking and so escaped wetting.