News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-15
CAMBRIDGE.


George Prior of UnderhilI spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. p B. Jones has been on the sick list
for few days.
Alfaretta Boomhour has been spending a
few days in Fletcher.
There was dance at Bert Rogers on Cady
| hill Tuesday evening.
W. S. Noyes was in Barre Saturday and in
Nolcott over Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Curtis of North Cambridge, is
very Ill with pneumonia.
Minnie Reynolds who has been ill with
diphtheria is very much better.
Mrs. Mary Ravens and Edith have been
spending a few days in Fairfax.
Cora Goodwin who is working in Underhill
was home for a short visit last week
The !. P. c. E. spent very pleasant even
ing with Fannie Payne Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Stearns of St. Adams
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills
Mrs. J. B. Morgan who has been much
worse Tor week is again more comfortable
Rev. Gemont Graves of Burlington was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lang over Sun
day.
Charlie Wetherel attended the s. of v in
stallation of officers at Underhill Friday ev-
ening.
Louise Caswell of Westford is spending a
few weeks with her sister Glenn at II. B. Cas-
wells.
F. B. Sanborn of Fairfax was in town Sun
day the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Pease.
Several from this place attended the farm
ers meeting at Jacksonville Thursday and
Friday.
1t is expected that another box will be sent
| this week to DR., Briggs in aid of the needy in
Nebraska.
The remains of the mother of A. Bishop
were brought here from Fairfax for inter
ment Sunday,
Harvey Morgan cut his foot quite badly
while chopping for w. S. Noyes in Stowell s
woods last Friday.
Ray Stafford had charge of the engine at
the Noyes mill last week during the absence
of his brother Henry.
L H. Lang's little daughter Felicia, who
has been under the doctors care for a few
days is now convalescent.
! The dance at Isaac Chase's last week Tues
day evening was great success, there being
about forty couples in attendance.
About S31 has been sent to DR.. Briggs
from North Cambridge and East Fletcher in
aid of the needy in western Nebraska.
Clarissa Fletcher, widow of Daniel Blais-
dell died Sunday of rheumatism of the heart,
at Eddie Bartlett's where she was at work
George Burnham has returned from Boston
where he has been purchasing goods, and it
is expected that his place of business will be
opened next week.
Henry Stafford was called to No. Cambridge
Saturday to examine the new engine in the
Charles Morse mill which would not work on
account of a broken inspirator.
Ella Waite went to Montpelier Jan. 3 to
attend the marriage of her friend Ivis B.
Blanchard to Chas J. Shriner of Boston.
Miss Waite was first bridesmaid.
The entertainment held by the school child
rem last Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Nebraska sufferers netted between 81 90
and $500. Pretty good for cent admis-
sion fee.
The L. H. NJ. society held a supper in the
parlors of the Cong. church Saturday even
ing. Five dollars of the proceeds were pre-
scented to Mrs. Helen Buckley in token of APP
probation for the extra work she has per-
formed while sexton of that church
While drawing ice last week Tuesday one of
John Hitchcock's horses broke through the
ice Fortunately plenty of help was at hand
and the animal was secured without damage
except the loss of part of the harness Those
who cut ice ought to be very careful to mark
all dangerous places in such way that a
slight fall of snow will not Obliterate such
marks.