News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-08

Several schools closed on Friday last.
]. G.. Blake returned to Worcester,
Mass Friday.
Miss Sadie Lanpher gave her pupils a
reception at the hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. F. Davis from Boston, who has
spent several weeks with friends in
town, returned home Friday,
b. l.. Moore of Worcester Mass, who
has been stopping at c. w. Blake's for
two months past, returned to his home
Wednesday.
Carroll Randall and his mother from
Morrisville were in town Saturday last !;
called here by the death of her brother,
Allen Adams.
The meeting of the w. G. T. u, which
was postponed on account of the funeral
of Mrs. Hutchins, will be held on Fri
day afternoon at the church.
Rev. F. S. Goodheart from Lowell oc-
cupied the pulpit Sunday afternoon. 1t
was communion service. Miss Bernice
Atwell was received into the church.
Calvin Warren and wife from North
Hyde Park, and Willard Warren and
wife from Johnson, were called here last
Friday by the death and burial of their
sister, Mrs. Hutchins.
DEATH OF ALLEN ADAMS.
Our community was startled, Thurs
day morning, when it was told from one
to another that Allen Adams had sud-
denly passed away. In his usual health
he had risen, gone about his chores
singing, as was his custom. His wife
was visiting son in Cambridge and he
was planning to go after her. The
summons came but he fell before it.
Physicians were summoned but all
failed. His daughter, Mrs. Mudgett,
was with him, and at this writing IS
nearly PROSTATE from the terrible shock
and grief. Mr.. Adams was born in this
town was the son of the late Curtis
Adams. His age was about II years.
He leaves a wife, two sons, Frank, of
this-town and Bert of Cambridge four
daughters, Nellie, who has lived in the
west for several years, Cora, who mar
ried Truman Kinds and lives here; Bes-
sic, who lives i'll Burlington and Eva
Mrs. Mudgett) who has been stopping
at home for a short time. He also
leaves one brother, Augustus Adams,
and two sisters. Mrs. DE-. Randall and
Mrs. John Smith, besides large circle
of relatives. The family have much
sympathy in their sudden bereavement.
The burial which was held at the Cor
ners church July 4th was we'll attended.
Rev. l.. 7. johnson of Johnson spoke
from this text: $50 teach us to number
our days that we may apply our hearts
unto wisdom" The family are very
grateful to each and all who did so
much for them in this hour of severe
affection for the beautiful plants with
which the church was decorated: for
the singing and for the tender words of
sympathy" In-as much as we did it
unto one of these We did it unto me-"
DEATH OF MRS. LYMAN HUTCHINS.
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Ly-
man Hutchins of No. Troy were sur
prised at the news of her death, which
reached them Wednesday last. She had
been in usual health until Saturday,
when she met with what appeared to be
only slight accident, but she failed
rapidly from that time and passed away
Wednesday, firmly trusting in her
blessed Saviour. 1t was said of her ::
Such strong faith and trustful resig-
nation is not often found" Her maiden
name was Eucice Warren. She married
in early life, Wilder Raymore, who died
in 1868. Later she married L. Hutchins,
who survives her. She has two sons,
Willie Raymore and Charles Hutchins.
A daughter of Mr.. Hutchins, by his
first marriage, has always called her
"mother." Two brothers and a large
circle of more distant relatives, mourn
for one whose visits were always en-
joyed. Her age was II years. The fu.
neral was held at the Corners church,
Friday afternoon, Rev. A. S. Buzzell
from No. Troy in charge. B. Chandler
from the same place, was the manager.
The mixed quartette sang in their usual
acceptable manner, Burial beside her
first husband.
CARD OF THANKS.-The undersigned
desire to express their hearty thanks to
those who so beautifully decorated the
church to the singers who aided in the
solemn service, and to each and every
one who expressed their sympathy in
word or deed during our great sorrow
Lyman Hutchins, Chas. Hutchins and
Family, Orlo Wescome and Wife.