St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-22
NORTH DANVILLE.
Deacon and rIrs, norriII's Anniversary

NORTH DANViLLE.
Deacon and rrs. 1orriIIs Anniversary.
The many friends of Deacon and Mrs.
c. L. Morrill, will be interested to learn
OF their 10th wedding anniversary which
was celebrated at their home in Kewanee,
ILL.,, last week. The Kewanee paper says;
To celebrate the anniversary day, a
pleasant surprise was stealthiuly
planned and at o'clock the guests
began to arrive but the bride and groom
did not appear having been spirited
away to w. A. Minnick's home, Mr..
Morril's brother-in.law, where their
fidelity to some work pressed upon them
by artifice, almost thwarted the evenings
plans; so little guile had to be resorted
to in order to get them home.
1.-THE surprise was complete, said
one of the company on seeing their con-
sternation when unexpectedly they found
themselves among the congratulating
guests. Mrs. c. A. Morrill, with char
acteristic grace, invited the company to
beautifully spread tables, where merry
chat with the palatable viands served,
made the time fly rapidly. The evening
was spent in pleasant intercourse, inter
spersed with gramophone music and
oratory.
For nearly half a century they
have enjoyed an exceptionally felici-
tious lite and this return of their
wedding day found them hale and happy
enjoying the reputation and hopes that
result from consistent Christian living
and domestic devotion"
Mrs. F. w. Green, who has been very
i'll all winter, but had been improving
slowly for few weeks past, was taken
very much worse again last Tuesday.
Her son, II. W. Varnum, and wife of
Cambridge were called here by her ill
ness. They were on a trip through
Maine and Massachusetts, and were
called here from Boston. Mrs. Green's
brother, Mr.. Gilfllan of BARNET was in
the place Sunday. Mrs. James Willox
Green.
Mrs. Luther Warden visited relatives
in Cabot recently.
Fred Varney of Lyndonville called on
friends here one day last week.
Eugene Paquin commenced work in
Fairbanks scale factory Monday, taking
up the same job he worked at Is years
ago when employed there.
Several members of Rising Sun Council,
No. "a, of this place attended the funeral
of the late Rev. DR.. A. H. Heath at St.
Johnsbury Sunday, being invited by Gen.
Logan Council, No. %, of St. Johnsbury,
of which the deceased was member.
George Varney is quite i'll.
We are glad to see Guy Clifford out
again after his long illness. He is spend
ing few days with his sister, Mrs,
Charles Wilton Of st Johnsbury.
Mrs. ]. d. Waldron returned from a
two weeks visit to friends in Enosburgh
Falls Wednesday.
Rev. ]. D. Waldron returned from a
trip to Boston and vicinity Friday.
Ora N. Drew has hired WinIred Bur-
rington and wife of Lyndon to work for
him on his farm for year. Joe Hall and
wife, who have been working for MIR.
Drew move on to the Mathews farm in
Wheelock.
Robert Vance has moved on to the
farm he recently purchased of E. ]. STAN
ton.
E. ]. Stanton intends to go to Boston
soon, where he expects to find employ
ment. He is moving his household fur
niture into Mrs. Martha Harris house
at the village, where Mrs. Stanton will
remain for the present
Mrs. Charles Hubbard is stopping at
D. w. Hubbard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah E. Morse of
Morse's Mills visited at w. H. Stanton's
recently.
The promenade and box supper given
by the Junior Order last week Wednes.
day evening was very well attended con-
sidering the weather. A similar enter
tainment will be given by the same order
Friday evening, March "a. This will be
a masquerade promenade and box sup
per.
Frank d. Hubbard and sister Lizzie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred burlington
visited friends in Sheffield and Lyndon
recently.
Mrs. E. E. Gates is on the sick list, also
Mrs. c. w. Morrill,