News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-08-29
STOWE.

Mr.. Bert Dillingham; has been quite
| sick lately with kidney trouble.
| Our road machine has lately been mov-
ing about town repairing the public way.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Moody have gone to
BrOckport, N. Y, to visit a brother OF
Mr.. Moody.
The death of Mr.. A. c. Raymond's in
FAINT son occurred on Monday, from chol-
era infantum.
Mrs. Harvey McAllister and daughter
have moved into the lower part of Mrs.
Politics. house.
Bicycling has become pastime with
many of our youth. often to the danger of
the travelling public.
DR.. Smith, of New York, is up for a
few days. spending his time on the farm
with his son, Frank.
A delegation visited Hon. J. w. Stew
art on Saturday last in the interest of the
| aspirants for the post-office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Stay ton are visiting
in Rutland, Niagara Falls aud elsewhere
Their return is expected this week.
Mrs. w. F. Bracket, of Lynn. Mass.
has returned from a very pleasant visit to
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Parcher.
The Rev. Minot G. Gage, of Nashua,
n. H., is expected to preach i'm Unity
church four Sundays beginning next Sun.
day at the usual hour morning service.
Mrs. G. G. Foster, Il the Forks. while
driving in the public way met bicyclist,
the horse taking fright. overturnine the
carriage and running away. Mrs. Foster
received many bruises and the carriage
was broken.
The death of Mrs. Addison Hill, aged
% years, of the Branch, occurred very
suddenly on Wednesday last. She had
been for some time DECLINING with con-
sumption, but her dem4e was not so soon
expected. The funeS "a services took
place at the house ont Friday, Rev. Mr..
Wright officiating. he remains were
taken to Morristown.
The people of Stowe listened to yery
pleasant music from ,lsa Stowe cornet
band on Friday evee,,,f-'..sy 81 also on Sat
urday evening they were favored with
music from the Stowe and Hyde Park
bands united. Both bands were dressed
in uniform. bearing lamps. which in the
darkness presented very pleasing ap-
pearance. The people were quite ap-
preciative of the excellence of the music,
and manifested their pleasure by frequent
applause.
The Spiritualists of Stowe have ar
ranged for Mass Convention to be held
September 81, IS. and 20. The speakers
engaged for the occasion are j. Clegg
Wright, of New Jersey, DR.. HI. 3. Storer,
of Boston, I. d. stiles, of Weymouth,
Mass, Mrs. Emma Paul. of Morrisville,
Abbie Crossett, of Waterbury, Music By
the Duxbury Glee Club. Entertainment
at Mt. Mansfield House. Circulars will
soon be issued giving full particulars. S.
n. Gould may be addressed.
Saturday, the Gath, was the occasion of
pleasant birthday party at the home of
Mrs. Lucy Scribner. Quite number of
her Morristown friends were present.
together with her many Stowe friends
and relatives. At half-past two dinner
was served in Mr.. Loveioy's yard and so
people did justice to an excellent repast.
Mrs. Scribner was the recipient of hand
some ash chamber set from Cady's Falls
friends, and some other presents were
made. About five o'clock the Hyde Park
band called and gave the party the benefit
of a couple of fine pieces. The gathering
was a very enjoyable one, the weather
being favorable and everyone went away
wishing Mrs. Scribner many returns of
the day.