News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-02-14
STOWE.

Diamond dyes and patent medicines
A large stock just received at the pos
office building.
The friends of Mrs. Harvey McAIliste1
will be pleased to learn that there is ;
prospect of her recovering from her LAT,
serious illness, life for long time chang
| ing by thread"
Letters received from Mrs. B. o. Shaw
in western Iowa, announce the absence
of snow and the prevalence of street dust
NJ. w. Owen recently received the sad
news of the sudden death of brother in
| California.
At regular meeting of Mt. Mansfield
Lodge, l. o. of G. T., No. Ill, held al
the lodge rooms on Saturday evening O.
week before last, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing quarter
F. Smith, w. c. T.; Mrs. M. j. Corse
w. V. T.; Fred Moulton. w. s.; Nettie
T.; Rev. d. Kilburn, w. CIR. T.
Mower, w. NJ; Nellie Litch. w. /. G.;
James French, ". o. c.; Matte Nut.
ting, w. D. NJ; Ellen Stiles, w. A. s.:
Julia Irving, w. Il. III. S.. Carrie Faunce,
w. L. Ii. S.; A. Ii. Cheney, P. w. c.
T.; A. A. Warren, L. d.
A Mr.. Briggs, ofNorwalk, O.. a broth.
er of Mrs. Daniel Waite, has been in
town few days.
Miss Florence, daughter of Sanford
Eddy. has entered course of musical
study at the conservatory of music. Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Phoebe Mower came home on Fri
day night of last week, her presence
being induced by the sickness of her
daughter Minnie.
Those desiring their business or other
speculative enterprises noticed in these
columns. in semi-advertising wav. are
reminded that if such notices are of prof
it TO them they should be willing to fair
ly recompense those whose time and
space they occupy, and not grumble be-
cause they are not gratuit0uslv men,
TONED, for reditors, even, axs worthy OF
NJ. G. Hale is among the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockwav, of Williams
town, have been the guests of Mrs. Sim
mons for few days.
Mrs: Pottle and daughter have returned
from Barre, where they have been spend
ing few days.
Mrs. Charles Toby, of New York: is
stopping with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Churchill.
-, Agricultural meeting were held at the
Town Hall Tuesday and Wednesday,
with the Messrs. Pember, Towle, Lane
ana Cutting, of the State board, in at
tendance.
Quarterly meeting services were held
at the M. E. church on Sunday last. the
keV. IL. A. Spencer, 2. E., of Montpel-
Ter Delng present and officiating at the
sacrament.
Dr. Story, of Windsor, should have
oeen mentioned as having been in town
ana IN attendance at the funeral of Il. r.
Waite.
The educational institute held here last
week by Hon. Justus Dartt, was regard
ed as very successful, the public schools
Delng suspended for the occasion. and a
general attendance of the teachers was
noticeable.
~ The fathers of the poor farm met on
tuesday, settling up for the present year.
An early issue of the coming reports
OF the town officers will be very accept
aole, furnishing an opportunity for the
TAX payers to look them over before town
meeting.
Miss Minnie Mower, we are pleased to
learn Is better, with many encouraging
features about her case.
Mrs. Wilkins, relict of the la te Uriah
wilkins, died at her sons. E. S, wilkins.
on thursday, the funeral services taking
place on Saturday. Mrs. wilkins was
one OF the eldest ladies in town.
Orio Luce and Mark Lovejoy carni-
Valed at Montreal last week.
Lutte Harris is at home from Albany,
N. Y.
@ MISS Nell Lovejoy has returned from
employed in hat factory.
Gilman McAllister. of Michigan, re-
turned homeward on Friday last.
Master Charles NJ. Ide is now cIerklng
iof IL. W. Mcfarland, of Johnson.
The village schools close on Tuesday
OF next week, and other schools general
~ on Friday thereafter.
-, The literary club held meeting on
Tuesday evening last.
John D. Wilkins has been appointed
general agent of the Connecticut Mutual
Lie insurance Company, with head quar-
tiers at Montpelier.
VIII Ennis has rented his farm for five
years to man from Cabot.