News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-13
CAMBRIDGE

D: D. Wetherell was at North Fuirfax last
week.
p; II. WetherelI of UnderhiH in town
b. G. Macoy has been the sick list for
few days.
Ethel Kinsley spent Sunday at her home in
Fletcher
western trip.
Mrs. W. l. Assam and Mrs. II. A. Colgrove
are on the sick list.
Jesse Hubbard of Burlington was in town
| on business last week.
The steam mill started up Wednesday; s.
| NJ. Stafford is sawyer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatch have been Wis
| iting in East Fairfield.
Sumner and Ed Kinsley of Worcester,
Mass are visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs Clarence Remington and children have |
been visiting at Morris Meads in Underhill
Mrs. Sarah Proctor, who has been very ill
for week past, is reported somewhat beu-
ter.
Rev. Charles Reynolds from n. H., n for
mer resident of this place, has been visiting
here.
Rev G. H. Wright was in Hyde Park last
week, in attendance upon superintendent
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Gilmore have finished
haying on their farm in Hyde Park and are
; again at home.
J. NJ Stafford has rented a house in Bur
e lington and the family expect to move the
first of next month
Mrs. Isaac Chase of Fairfield and her son,
Genie Chase, of National City, Cal, were the
o. guests of Mrs. III. N. Gray over Sunday.
Mrs. B. R. Holmes and daughters, Helen
% and Laura, are spending some days with Mr.
Holmes in the heart of the Adirondacks.
h The marriage of Prof. VIM. A. Beebe of
). MorrisviIle to Cora +. Mudgett of North
d Cambridge on Wednesday evening, Aug. o,
p was a very pleasant affair. The ceremony
:, was performed by Rev. Edwin Wheelock in
u his usual quiet and impressive manner. The
bride was handsomely dressed in cream
colored crepon the gift of her sister, Mrs. ID
IS n Gray. The wedding was very quiet, the
he only guests besides the immediate family be-
ing Mrs. Wheelock, Mr.. Beebe's sisters, Mae
h and Belle of Malone, N. Y. Sumner and Ed
t. Kinsley of Worcester. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
Shaw of Morrisvile, Mr.. and Mrs Zina Chase
;r and Mrs. r. NJ. Blasdell of North Cambridge
or The following is list of the presents Mar
rage certificate in book form, bound IN white
and gold, containing appropriate reading
r. Rev Mr. Wheelock dozen tea spoons and
Is two table spoons, father and mother o.
bride family Bible, father and mother o
st groom $40 gold piece, H. n. Gray one
to dozen china plates Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mud
gett SO in gold, Ralph Mudgett; teachers
nv bible, Emma Mudgett; one-haf dozen frl
er knives Carl Mudgett three dessert spoons
Hollis Gray silver pocket fruit knife anC
"a anese embroidery, Miss Beebe Chicago on
III half dozen solid silver tea spoons. Miss l.. A
Beebe, Mae Belle and Byron Beebe, will
ng Frank Ferris, Malone, N. Y; silver tea set
lal five pieces marked Cora" NJ. f. Miner
Fort Benton, Mon. painting on boltin!
Id cloth, Carrie Kinsley, Worcester, Mass; yer.
m. handsomely embroidered dinner and tea ia
BILE linen from Daniel Kinsley and family
,ol Worcester towels and doieys, Mrs. Kat
,cn Reed, Worcester embroidered doiley, Haiti
'sO Gates, Worcester two vinegar cruets an
mustard pot, Mrs R. Brush frosted silve
ra- berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw; butte
all Enife frosted silver Mrs r. NJ Blaisdell s:
ay. Mr.. and Mrs. Tina Chase. Mr.. Miner ais
C. sent box of very rare and beautiful eur
re- osites from foreign lands. Mr.. and Mr.
n.y. Beebe left Saturday for short visit to M
nor Beebe's family IN Malone, N. Y. On the
an. return they will take up their residence i
ant Morrisvie. That JOY and happiness, healt
and prosperity, may attend them is the. wis
of their many friends.