News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-25
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Mrs. Fred Marcy from Craftsbury was
in Town Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Adams from No. Hyde
Park, spent Sunday in town.
M. and Mrs. Chas. Wescom visited in
Moth Hyde Park last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jacobs and family
were in Morristown the last of the week.
Miss Jennie Emery closed a very sue
cessful term of school at the Branch
last Friday.
Mrs. Blanch Collins is the Taper
announced for next Sunday evening Of
Y. S Z. E.
Mrs D. S. Scott from Johnson was in
town few days the past week guest
at F. II. Raymore's.1
b. b. Blake, wife and daughter, Ruth,
were in Burlington the last of the week
returning home Monday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Rogers was in Morrisville
a part of the past week, caring for her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bassett.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Harland Shattuck. Thursday,
m, the 26 inst Supper will be serv-
ed and the evening will be spent with
social games and music.
Mrs. Sarah Sanborn who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Hill in Lowell, is in town and
her many friends are glad to welcome
her again. Her younger daughter Mrs.
GiIchrist, will spend a few days here
before going to her new home in New
port.
Mrs. Stella Stearns closed her school
in the Mosely district last Friday. In
the afternoon the children were invited
to Mrs Stearns' home where they passed
the time with pleasure. Pop corn,
oranges and candy in abundance was
served and the little folks were made
very happy.
Friday evening the young people are
to have Ribbon Party at the Corners
Hall. Each lady is expected to bring a
box of refreshments with bit of ribbon
to match the ribbon badge worn by her
self Music and social games will help
to make the evenings entertainment. A
part of the proceeds will be given to
swell the treasury of the w. c. T. U.
You are especially invited.
Clarence Kinds, whose death from
consumption occurred Saturday the 9TH
inst, was the only son of the late Josiah
and Betsey Wedge Kinds. He was
born in this town nearly 27 years ago.
His life from childhood up had been
one of strict integrity. Pleasant and
kind in all his relations and duties in
life, strong staff to his father in his de-
clining health, and a comfort to his
lonely and devoted mother. About two
and a half years ago, he too showed
CIV If thn CO OF HJcaaCn
that has been so fatal to such a large
number of our people and which had
about two years before, taken the father
from the home. Bravely and patiently
he battled for lite, yet amid all his long
and tedious illness he affirmed his will
lingness to 60 If it was the Lord's will,
in whom he had placed his trust. Every
thing that money could do, or love sug-
gest, was done. He was tenderly cared
for by his own family. He thanked all
for their loving care, in his last hours.
He leaves a wife, a mother and four sis
tiers, besides a large circle of relatives
and very many warm-hearted friends to
mourn the loss of one, who seemed so
we'll fitted for happy and useful life.
His wife was Jennie Scott, youngest
daughter, of D. S. Scott of Johnson.
Darling Clarence, now we leave thee
Leave thee with the victory won.
And we hope in that blest harbor
We shall meet, shall meet again.
Goodbye. Clarence, Tor this earth life
Now with grief our hearts sore.
Still we know that God who gave him
Will to our love restore. E. w.
CARD OF THANKs.-The family wish to ex.
press their hearty thanks to those who so
kindly assisted them during the sad days at
the death bed and the burial of their loved
husband, son, and brother, also to the singers
aud fIRr for offs
Jennie Kinds, Mrs Betsey Kinds Mrs Ida
binds Richards