News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-25

will be run as passenger train and
will make close connections with the
Passumpsic road Conductors Park
hurst and Carr will have charge of
the train and also the express, run
ming alternately.
The funeral of Judge Kenfield took
place last Friday afternoon. Be
sides a large attendance of towns
people many friends from various
parts of the county were present, also
large number of Masons, to
which body deceased had been at
tached for over twenty years. Brief
services were held at the house, after
which the remains were taken to the
church, the Masonic brethren acting
as escort. There was a beautiful dis
play of ported plants and flowers,
among them being pillow with the
word " Harry" very nicely arranged
thereon. The sermon was preached
by Rev. E. Wheelock of Cambridge
from the text, "Seest thou man dill
igent in his business, he shall stand
before kings" After taking a last
look at the familiar face the body
was carried to the village cemetery,
where the Masonic burial service
took place.
From the Tully IN. " Times of
last Saturday we take the following:
Dr. and Mrs W. Y. Bliss entertained
house full of merry young people on Thurs
day evening of this week, it being the tenth
anniversary of their eldest daughters birth
day. From till 10 the little ladies were al
lowed the freedom of the house. Various
games were played and the merry shouts and
laughter filed the house from cellar to attic.
At about 8 80 supper was announced, and
it was pleasing sight to see two large ia
bles completely surrounded with little Misses,
hardly able to keep quiet long enough to en-
able them to do justice to the ice cream, cake,
candy and fruit before them. Miss Winnie.
and her younger sister, Miss Lulu, were the
recipients of many handsome and valuable
presents from their little playmates.
CAMPBELL REUNION OF
those grand old reunions of the
Campbell family was held on Satur-
day, June 18th, 1891. with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Sherwin, by request. 1t
was the ninth semi-annual meeting
and the exercises were as usual of
prayer, song and speech. The din
ner was one that the female portion
of the society know well how to get
up. Some 90 members and invited
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Sherwin were made honorary
members of the society. 1t was sug-
gested that the next meeting be held
Saturday, January 23d.
CENTERvILLE.-Everetta and Oscar Camp
bell spent Sunday in Barre with their broth
ers......Wm. Calkins and wife went to Stowe
last week to visit his brother, who is in poor
health .....Mabel Collins is in Stowe, visiting
her uncle......M Mrs. John Hubbard's two
brothers have been visiting her the past
week......Albert Whitcomb had raising and
raised large barn last week Thursday.
Gilman Hogaboom has been quite sick with
the mumps the past week Myrtle Pape
went to Barre Monday to visit her parents.
RIVERSIDE NoTEs.-B. NJ Currier and wife
are spending few days in Orleans county
visiting relatives and friends in Lowell, Al
bany and Coventry Mfrs. Harvey Morgan
and daughter Maggie of Cambridge were the
guests of Mrs. Van Ness Lilley few days
last week.. Mrs. Ennis Martin and son from
Canada are spending the summer with her
father, Marcus Gould......J Jimmie Barnes is
on the sick list.