News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-03-14
iSTOWE-

l.. p. Warren has moved to Watert Jury
Eugene Hdtchins has moved to tn
West Branch.
Lyman Clark and family go this ee
to Hartford to live.
Fred Smith. of Moscow, has bee,
very sick with pneumonia.
Miss Helen A. Moody is book-keepe
at Miles. Mcmahon & Co.'S.
Ed. Demas has moved to the Lowe,
Village and will find employment in tbs
| tannery.
Sugaring has commenced on limited
scale. a little having been made nv DIFF
! ferent parties.
Three new members were added on
| Sunday last to the M. E. church. one re-
ceiying baptism
Jackson Sargent has hired the LYMAN
Clark farm, to be carried on in connec-
ton with his own.
Joseph Carey has moved TO 7. F.
Wade's tenement, for whom he will work
the coming season.
Mrs. A. B. Nutting and Chandler
Watts have gone to South Framipeham
Mass, for limited stay with friends.
Walter Bigelow returned from the VT.
Methodist Seminary Saturday. He will
graduate at the close of the spring term.
The young peoples Unity club will
meet at the vestry of Unity church on
Thursday evening. March Ia. Subject.
1.-The great men of America
The play on Saturday night was large
" attended and much enioyed. The tal
ent was local and of good selection. an
assurance of satisfaction to the public.
The ladies' aid society will hold a
pink tea" party at the Town Hall on
Thursday evening, March 81, consisting
of literary exercises, pink tea and dane
ing. Old and young are invited.
The death of Mrs. Susan Hodge oc-
Cured on Monday morning. She was
advanced in years and had long been in
feeble health. The funeral was attended
Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Douglass officiat-
ing. >e1
Mcmahon e Chase Gill open their |
creamery about April 1st- 1t is said they |
have chance to contract their entire |
make for six months at good price. |
They expect to double the product of last |
year.
L. W. BuZzell is now making very
nice quality of shoe. The uppers are
fitted up in Boston. the bottoms being
sewed by him. He finds a large call for
them among those who desire an extra
good article.
A large and very pleasant socIable was
held at Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Webster's on
night of last week. 1t was
one of those occasions where every one
can take pleasure in going, and al
ways feel richly paid in enjoyment.
Cigars have been passed very plenti-
fully for few days, resulting from the
of J. J. Vearen to Miss Carrie
Kaiser. The ceremony took place at
Montpelier on Wednesday, March 6, it
being performed by Rev. Mr.. Wright.
The happy pair are domiciled at the resi-
dence of the late DR.. Thomas, where
their friends will be cordially received
md all congratulations fully appreciated.
The people of Stowe should be con-
graduated on the selection of Mr. Geo.
Wilkins as a member of the county board
If education. He possesses large eXpe-
fence and progressive views on all edu-
,ational subjects. In past years he, as
LlsO has Mrs. wilkins, has done very much
o build up and advance the interests of
'ur public schools, furnishing each
chool in town copy of Webster's Un-
hridged Dictionary. large globe and
arge and richly framed picture of ex-
TeSlueIlI OdTltelU anu FAMILY. For Cnree |
ears Mrs. wilkins labors as Superin-
endent of schools was entirely and un-
devoted to the welfare of our
and the results of her faithful
work will long be noticeable. All NAV
e assured that Mr.. wilkins, in the fur !
herance of this noble work, will detract
othing from his past record as a labor |
r in the field of education.
The following from the st. Johnsbury Gale
oman will be of interest to the people of this c
icinity The marriage of Rev Edison D.
[ale of Clayton, Cal, to Miss Lucy Mooar, ,
aughter of a Congregational pastor of Oak
md, Cal, took place in the latter city on
eh. Fl. Mr.. Hale is q native of Lyndon,
here his father, I9H~>J, G. Hale, was formerly |
aston. He graduated from st. Johnsbury
cademy in the class of '7S. Both Mr.. and
RS Hale have been very successful teachers
10 SsllId5i 'Oe y ing l0fs 81 THE Cohgre-
ltional denomination in California, and has
on for wife young lady of fine family and
rength and beauty of character, an active =
in Christian work. Following y
eir marriage they were the guests of Rev. n
ID Mrs. H. E. Jewett and of Rev. and Mrs.
D.. W. Jones of VacaVille, all well known and
easantly remembered in st. Johnsbury.