News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-06-29
RIVERSIDE.

Willie Trudo of Coventry is working
for Almon Crowell through haying.
Lorenzo Kersev from Morristown, is
spending few days at Marcus Gould's.
+ Harvey Fields from Eden is stopping
with his brother-in- law, Claiming Ha-
vens, for the present
Cassius Gray and wife, from the North
Village, visited their daughter, Mrs
Jessie Lilley, last Sunday.
Lyman Peck, who has lived in Stowe
for the past few months, is helping Will
ard Whitcomb through haying.
Mrs. Eliza Lilley attended the annual
re union of Co. E, Third VT, which was
ISheld at Morrisville last Thursday.
Y Mrs. Addie Turkey of Worcester, and
Mrs. Emma Butler from Montpelier,
hspent few days with their brother,
eGhas. Lucas, last week.
Geo. Smith and wife of Shelburne are
spending a few days at Miss Belle Ha-
vens. Clytie Howe of Portland is also
spending few weeks there
The many friends here of Rev. George
Manning will be pleased to read the fol-
lowing concerning. him, which is taken
from another paper =
Rev George w. Manning received an agree
able surprise last Friday morning. To show
their gratitude ::or the help he has given, Miss
Bruce and Miss Davis, representing the c. E.
Society, started a paper among the members
not the society to purchase a gift for the fam
lily; but the public heard of it and insisted on
Hadding their mite also, and the result was
ver $24 in cash and large basket heaped
nth groceries. 1t was gift fully apprecia-
ed by the pastor and his family. ,ytts
At the earnest request of the Congre-
4ationalists at East Burke Rev. Manning
]; to supply them with preaching this
| year in connection with his own church,
vthe Methodist church at the same place
preaching for his own people in the
ltmorning and the Congregationalists in
Ahe afternoon. g,qol 49,.
TWENTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
a About 100 of the relatives and friends
Fom Hyde Park, Johnson, Eden, Nor
fistown, Cambridge, Stowe and Hard
wick, assembled at the pleasant home
of Lincoln Griswold and wife Tuesday
afternoon, June 2Ist, to celebrate the
goth anniversary of their marriage. The
Drum Corps and Orchestra furnished
music, which added greatly to the en-
joyment of the occasion. Games were
also played, such as football, croquet
and quoits. The tables were spread un-
der the shade trees, where splendid
dinner was served. Then came the lit
erary exercises, which were fine and
we'll rendered. Much credit is due Miss
Jennie Griswold and Mrs. Mabel Girls
void, who had the matter in charge.
The exercises were as.follows - -A'
Music, Drum Corps; Recitation; Rho.
da ODER; Song, Viola and Marion Knee
land and Rhoda Ober Music, Orchestra;
Recitation, Ransom Griswold !; Song,
Jennie Emery Recitation Jennie Girls
void Song, Viola and Marion Knee
aland; Recitation, Marjorie ODER; Song,
Jennie Griswold Recitation, Garlic
Button; Song, Carl Kneeland, Leo and
Nathan Allen, Hazel Amadon, Viola
and Marion Kneeland and Rhoda ODER;
Recitation, Robbie Parker; Recitation,
Hazel Amadon Music, Drum Corps.
Then the Rev. Mr.. Dean read few
selections that were well-ftted for the
occasion, and with very appropriate re-
marks presented Mr.. Griswold and wife
S56.85 IN furniture and money, includ-
ing an easy chair from the Drum Corps.
'air. Griswold responded in a few we'll
chosen words. After several inspiring
Selections by the Orchestra and Drum
Corps the company departed, feeling it
was one of the pleasantest gatherings
ever held, and wishing the, {. bride and
groom" many happy returns of the
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