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

George Cornell was in Underhill last week.
A. G. Stinehour was IN Burlington oaCnr-
day.
May Gilmore is visiting in Underhlli THIS
week
r. S. whippIe of Underhill was in town re-
Gently.
George H. Prior of Underhill was in town
last week.
S.A. Junior who has been on the sick list Is
improving.
Charles Cornell will leave for Pueblo Colo
RADIO, Jan. I.
Horace Pierce of Underhill was seen on our
streets Saturday.
Amsden Brown was at WORK III
three days last week.
Charles WethereIl spent Christmas at his
fathers in Underhill.
Mrs. Eliza Kelley of Waterville was IN town
recently on business.
lydia Lyman who is at WORK Ill 'e' i'iiO
was at home ChFlstHlas'
w. S. Noyes has been spending It" u"S
with his family in Woieott'
TT Goodwin and wife visited at 7. ;. Whip
pies in Underhill last WEN
r T. Brown and family of North WiIliston
have been visiting in town.
IrIins Stafford and family of Pleasant Val
lev dined at Wesley MaCoy's Dec -.
Narv Cadv was called to Johnson Satur-
5t", bS. tbo dangerous illness of her uncle, ID.
Clark.
Worl, at the steam mill was suspended
three DAYS last week owing to the absence Oh
several of the employees
Mr. and Mrs. H. Story were the guests OF
friends and relatives in Fairfax, Swahtoh ana
st. Adams a short time slhce'
The collection taken up at the Chrlstm as
tree for the benefit OF the Nebraska SUFFERERS
amounted to little over @lu.
Mrs. D, X. Stevens and daughter Ruth OF
Tacoma Wash, are me guests OF her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Waite
The ColIeoe st. church choir of Burlington
under The ansnicps OF Prof. c. 5. Cornell gave
a concert at the American House last Friday
evening.
Clark Page of Fletcher and Josephine Wes-
e s%e q BY ' Fay fW rs residence
in this village.
| Margaret Stinson. better known as aunt
! Margaret who has been boarding at a. Me-
! Henry's has gone to i've with her sister, Mrs'
Eliza Kelley at WateTille
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell are spending a short
! time with relatives here before leaving, Jan
! I. for Pueblo, Col, where Mr.. Cornell has
! fine position as musical director.
A barrel of clothing has been shipped to
DR. Briggs for the needy in western Nebraska,
and it is hoped another will soon be filled
| All who have articles they wish to send may
leave the same at ]. u. Safford's.
Albert Cutting, n prominent citizen of this
place died Friday afternoon of compllca,
ton of diseases, aged 46 years. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at his late resi-
dence under the direction of Warner Lodge
! F. & A. NJ.
A very pleasant family party was held at
| NJ. Lang's in Fletchei Sunday, consisting OF
| Mr.. and Mrs Lang, Mrs Jennie BOozan and
| daughter of FLETCHER. j. F. Campbell and
wife. Eliza Lang ofBurlingtOn, and +. Ii
Lang and family of this place.
Your correspondent forgot to mention last
week that the donation held for the benefit OF
Rev. Geo Wright waia very enjoyable affair
| The proceeds amounted to over $50 IL
money and about S1l in various useful arti
cles.
Our station agentB S. Ellinwood had q
narrow escape from serious injury II not
death last Saturday morning. As Mr. Film
wood came out on he platform on the APP
proach of the mail tI7in an express bill blew
ont of his hand andhuttered down on thu
track in front of the asst approaching train
Without thinking hejumped down after II
and in so doing slipped and fell. He haC
barely time to crawl Of the rails on his hands
and knees when the ron monster thundereC
by No harm actutlly resulted except {
scare to all who witnessed the occurrence anC
Mr. ElinwoOd is to ie congratulated on sc
fortunate termination.