News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1888-02-16
STOWE.

The public schools in town generally
close this week.
Miss Emma Cutler returned to Bur-
Iin2tuI last Week, where she finds hotel
employment.
A circle and sOciahle was held at Mrs.
A. Ii. Slaytou's on Wednesday afternoon
aud evening.
The thermometer on Friday indicated
the weather from 20 to 30 degrees below
o
l.. w. Bnzzel! will be at his old place
of business next week to attend to mat
tiers.
Mr.. Roe'zo Warren is again upon the
streets, having been confined for several
weeks with Il broken leg.
The mltter of aereamery is not Il INST
ter OF discussion rs much as Il few days
ago.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at The NJ. E.. church on Sunday, March 4,
ut the usual hour.
Charles Cutler aud family are to oceu-
py ii residence belonging To George Bing-
ham at the east end OF tile village.
a donation will be given to the Rev.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Douglass On Wednesday
evening, Feb. %. All are invited.
Several quite severe cases OF pneumo-
mia have existed here of late, though none
OF them are supposed to be fatal.
The pleasure anal net receipts com
party on the Brahctf Friday night.
Asa Cakes has completed his CONNER
cial course of study at Brooklyn, y. Y.
and returned home.
Several were received into the N. E.
oI,.I, -, -.0IsA, LAT S.,Joy and
others in full connection.
The recent registration of marriages,
births and deaths for the past year show
marriages IL; births 81 and deaths ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Churchill have
gone to Boston. New York and elsewhere
on a visiting our of three or our weeks.
The burning of Mr.. Winters house on
Wednesday morning was seen by \ few
of the early rIsers. But the early hour
and distance rendered help impossible.
Mcmahon & Chase are to start a cream
cry in Stowe May 1St. Milk and cream
will be collected within a radious Of six
miles; cream gathered by til Cooley pro-
cess.
The arm OF Mrs. Jol,nathan Sargent
became severely poisoned recently by
the use of diamond dyes. Her arm is
much discolored and she suffers from sew
eral assesses.
The marriage of Mr.. George Dixie, pro-
prietOr Of bikes hotel, and Miss Nellie
Hubbell Itch, occurred on Wednesday
morning of last week. The twain made
one Immediately started on their wedding
tour.
Mrs. II. c. NJ. Sherwin has been for
several weeks quite poorly in health aud
under the care of DR.. Woodward. Hopes
are entertained that the approach of
warm weather may Improve her health.
The marriage of Eugene Seayer, now
of johnson, to Miss Thannie Sallies.
daughter OF Lucius Sallies, occurred on
Thursday evening of last week. Miss
SaIlies has for some years been one of
Il popular teachers and her absence
from the school room will be mach
missed. We are assured that the well
wishes of every one will attend them
They go 10 Johnson to reside for the
present.
The death of Mr.. Merrill Gilman.
aged So years. Occurred at the residence
"flis son-iu-law. George Gilman. on Mon
day night OF last week. Infirnities OF
age had not seemed to affect him as they
usually do men who have lived so long.
aud he retained his mental Us well a.
physical powers. neither. apparently.
giving away until early winter. Tie tii-
L'erai services took place Thursday with
burial services at Waterbury Center.
\ Republican al.h was organized 1T i
meeting held at taa Town Ii all on Fri
day evening. The following ~officrr> being
elected: President. Hon. Geo. wilkins;
Vice Presidents, G.. NJ. Watts. Q ria
Moody, o. 5. Smith; Secretary, V. T..
Macutciian; Treasurer, W. |. Atkins;
Executive CumuIiltee. A. g.. Raymond,
=. ats. George hcAllieter. IL. j. iiar-
rls, >. u. HYDE; Committee to draft ~
laws. j. b. Slaytun. Free. Smith. ID ID
Circuit; Delegates, Hon. George Wilkins,
Hon. }. b. Slayton. DR.. Don e.. Grout.
The clu adjourned 10 meet in two weeks
TO hear the report Of the committee Oh
Dy-laWs. All Republicans in town are
particularly urged TO be present and join
the club.
AT a regular communication OF Mystic
Lodge No.. 56 Of F. Sc A. NJ. the follow
my resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted -
~hEREAS,-It has pleased the Supreme Ruler
Oh inc Universe to call from his .abor on earth to
refreshment above, our worthy and
rencrnDlr brother. j. W. Stiles, who was called
from this to Il higher life the Sth day of Novem-
Der, 1857, aged 70 years.
Observation-Disclosures gone from among us he
Is nor forgotten. Those with whom he was as
SO long will ever remember his kind
anu GENIAL manner, and nil ever think of him
ana cherish HIS memory when the world will
nave forgotten him. and when in council Tor the
OF those who yet live, he will be rcmem-
Oered by us and his name cherished as one who
seI an example worthy Of our imitation. There
h~esoIued,-Tha in the death of Brother Stiles
me fraternity has lost a worthy member, the
we q Kind and affectionate husband. his chill
lrcn Il Kind and loving father and the |
y AN oblginS and upright citizen and nrishbor.
Resolved Tina ms members of this Lodge we
onTr our warmest sympathy to the bereaved
"ldOW' children and friends of our deceased
brother. We feel the poverty of language to
lunlinlster consolation and we can only say our
has been called to the higher Lodge by
'ur Supreme Grand Master 'who doeth all things
Resotred.-That the Secretary be authorized to
'ehd q copy of these resolutions to the county
,,aper Tor publication. and a copy under seal of
ne Lodge 10 the family of the deceased brother
II. G. FAUECE,3