News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-21
Campbell Re- Union

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union was held Saturday June II at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gil
more in Hyde Park. Although the
morning dawned cloudy and there
were indications of a rainy day, after
slight shower in the morning, the
day became, as is almost invariably
the case on these occasions, one of
sunshine. At an early hour members
and invited guests began to arrive
and when the noon hour came there
were seventy-five in attendance.
Attention was first given to the
dinner, to which all did ample JUS
tlce. 1t was made up of those good
things tor which the ladies of the
Society are so we'll known and, was
a spread :" fit for a king"
Social visiting and a general good
time then came and during the after
noon the following exercises were
given; Song, by the choir, "Pass 1t
On;' prayer, by the chaplain, Rev.
ON, Boutwell,; Secretary report, by
Mrs. Fannie G. Gilmore; song, when
the Harvest Moon is Shining On"
Marjorie Gates; resolutions pub
llshed below read by MissMaryGates;
song by the choir; remarks by Judge
Boynton, Mrs. c. F. Smith and G.
+. Small, all interesting and appro-
pirate to the occasion.
The remainder of the time was
pleasantly passed in singing and
social intercourse. Thus ended an
other of those happy events, which
are always looked forward to with
pleasure and greatly enjoyed by all
who are privileged to attend.
Among those present from out of
town were: Miss Daisy Peck, from
Thompson Islands, Boston, Mess;
Mrs. N. E. Cobleigh and daughter
Gladys, from Jacksonville; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Campbell and children
from Hardwick; Miss India Camp.
bell, Judge A. N. Boyuton and vile,
c. F. Smith and wife, G. F. Small,
Mrs. c. L. Gates and family of
Morrisville; V. A. Gilmore and wife
from No. Hyde Park; Mrs. Flora
Hill and child from Jehersonville.
The resolutions adopted we're
CALVIN CAMPBELL.
WHEREAs,-The Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse has removed from our circle, Calvin
Campbell, one of the oldest, most beloved
and most useful members of our family, and
Whereas,-While we realize our great loss,
er and better by the kindly words, good
counsel and honest ways of this good and
noble man; His constant attendance at our
reunions, his kind interest in our welfare and
his ever ready and helping hand always
caused Uncle Calvin to stand among us as |
one of the brightest stars in family circle; |
ResoIved-That we extend to the immedi- |
ate family our heartfelt sym pathy in their be- |
reavement. The long and noble life that has |
been given them will surely be their guide |
forever, and while they humbly bow to the |
will of the great Am, they can truly say /
/" Thy will be done"
MRS. ANNA KELLOGG.
WHEREAs,-Our Heavenly Father has in
His infinite wisdom and love removed by
death one more loved one, Mrs. Anna kel-
ogg, from our circle, and
Whereas, Although we have deep sense |
of our loss, we do realize that the loss of the |
family is much greater. Therefore,
ResoIVed,-That while we mourn as MEM
oers of the Campbell Reunion Society the loss
Of our dear sister, we extend our heartfelt
to the bereaved husband and little
babe.
ROBERT p. CAMPBELL.
WHEREAs,-God in His infinite wisdom has
allied home one of our oldest and most re-
'pected members, Robert p. Campbell, and
Whereas,-While we mourn, we feel that
our loss is his gain. The Christian life he led,
lis pleasant words and hearty hand grasp |
will always be bright in our memory and
1elp us to lead better lives. Let us cherish |
his memory and initiate his virtues. There
ore,
ResoiVed-That we extend to his children
)ur sympathy in their hour of sorrow. For
comfort may they look to Him who doeth all
hinss well.
H. D. KELLOGG.
WHEREAs,-It has pleased our Heavenly
father to remove from our circle to the Home
lbove one of our first members, Fl. D. Kel-
ogg,
ResoIVed,-That we extend to the bereaved
ons our heartfelt sympathy in this their
ResolTed.-That a copy of these resolutions
" placed on our book of records and copy
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