News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25
SIoME.

Col. E. c. Bailey was in town last
week.
Another wedding noted-William Pitt
Bailey and Miss Sarah Alice Smith, both
of Stowe.
| Mrs. Joseph Bashaw and daughter are
better OF their late pneumonia.
Miss Ellen Sallies anticipates position
as teacher in Galesville College, at Gales
vile, Wisconsin, and will go westward in
August.
III. S. Hodge and family will 20 West
| in early summer.
A marked prevalence of matrimonial
mania among our young people. few
years experience is said to be an antidote.
Mr.. Geo. wilkins spent last week in at
tendance on the u. 5. Court, held at
Windsor. and had the pleasure of hearing
the Hon. VIM, II. Eyarts.
Mrs. Wilbur Town is East from Ohio,
on a visit.
Mr. A C. Lamson reports from his five
year old Jersey COW, IL pounds of but
ter in eight weeks past; an average OF
two pounds per day.
Mr.. Calvin Blossom of Kansas, was in
town last week, the guest of +. Z.
Mower.
Mr.. E. r. Crandall and family are in
|
| ton with their little daughter.
The sensational marriage has passed.
What next?
Miss Grout, the Doctors sister, was his
guest last week.
Mr.. Chandler Watts, End, Post com
mander of G. A. R., has been appointed
recruiting officer for the reunion to be
held at Burlington, July Sd, 4th, and 9th.
At the late tournament, Sunday, May
, 14th, it is said that the 'Benecia" boy
fully demolished Thorn SOyers in two
straight rounds in less time than it takes
the duo present TO tell it. Results
marked countenace and rent under-cloth
ing.
Mrs. D. II. Allen has moved into hel
residence on Maple street.
Mrs. Nathan Robinson is expected t.
90 West in early summer, If age and In
v tirmities permit.
Mr.. II d. Wood of Minneapolis,
: former resident OF stowe, Will De III toWi
II in few weeks.
B.L. Luce has sold his sorrel steed
and the travelling public breathe easier.
Mrs. George r. Town, nee Minnie Nut
ting, is in town from Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. Allen Smith has returned from tn
West.
Mr.. John Fellows has already caugi
is In excess of 300 trout, and complains
al the season at that.
ID Something new at G. w. Jenney's-
ready-trimmed hats in the latest Parisla
Or STYLES, plumed in the most delicate color
I'd and fashioned to suit both taste and purs
it. A new and large invoice of millinel
l., goods being daily received and prepare
is to order, by that popular milliner, MI
it Drew, whose experience assures EMU
~ satisfaction. Those bridal offerings a
perfect beauties!
The following beautiful poem was I
cited by Mrs. Paul at the burial servic
of George Holmes. late deceased, a
nl son of Alba Holmes, which we are plea
y ed to present for publication:
The weary DAYS are over,
Is The restless nights are past,
ID And on the mount of safety
He rests his feet at last.
While back 10 dust and ashes,
10 To bloom perhaps i'll flowers,
the We yield the lovely form
oad That we fondly thought was ours
pe Where low and mournfuly,
81 Through the branches of the pine-trees,
out Like mourner's sad plant,
old Softly signs the passing breeze
Where wild birds sweetly sing
To greet the earliest dawn,
o0d And sun-lights golden rays
be With tenderness kiss the lawn.
IT'S but the lovely casket
We mourn to-day dead;
0Od Our little boy is living
Where holy angels tread.
IF Through all the coming years
We keep his memory sweet,
And, list'ning prayerfully,
Nay hear those pattering feet
And DER the mybtic river,
Upon the further side,
nc Waits first with joy to greet us,
80 The little boy who died
for Grand opening of new goods at
cox Bros, Saturday. May 9th, 1888
,,,sa They will open 1000 yards of Sec
o o't ginghams, for u 1-2c; former price
o"' 1000 yards best print, for &c. 1000 W
print, and &c. Cashmere, 15c; for
con- price Doc. Monte cloth, 2Gc per "
aseo Cambrics worth II l-2c, for Sc. Loo
e is their corset worth SOC, for Goa e
the bargain. Buntings, plain and lace,
asols, skirts, ladies', children's, mis-
0rth- and mems hosiery, a full line ladies' S
fact, ings. very low. Straw goods just rec
bish- ed, and good line. Having just ret
ed from Boston, and taking advantag
Ientv the recent great fall in prices, are alb
h we give their customers better bargains
those that bought earlier in the sea
Give them a call and see what they
to sell. Thanking the good peopl
Stowe and vicinity for their very iii
patronage in the past, they hope to r
share of the same in the future.