News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-06
STOWE.
The gold fever is quiet just now.

The gold fever is quiet JUST now.
C.. III. Chaplin recently lost a valuable colt
Edward Bigelow and WILDER Bigelow O
Salem, Mass. are in town on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury, formerly of Stowe, nov
living in Lynn, Mass, are in town visiting
For week back Mr. W. H. Felix has haC
cucumbers and ripe tomatoes procured from
vines in his garden.
The Band gave an out door concert OF
Friday night. The chilly atmosphere did moi
| prevent many from attending
| William Harris is said to be quite sick will
| a complication of difficulties and there is but
| little prospect of his being better.
Miss Ella Thomas of Hyde Park, and Fred
| and Samuel Thomas, who have been al work
| in Fairfield for while, were at home over
| Sunday.
| A union Sunday school picnic will be held
| in the grove back of the creamery on Tues
day of next week. The band will be present
| and discourse their sweetest music.
| The new house of Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness
Reed in course OF erection between the two
| villages, is well underway, pleasantly situa
| ted and will make them very desirable
| home.
Blue heron and other waterfowl have been
| quite numerous about our stream. They ar,
| a harmless and majestic looking bird and ii
seems ruthless to kill them as some are in.
| clined to do.
Tie K. K Smith post in connection with
| the post at Waterbury Centre and at the
Street are to have basket picnic at Water.
| bury Centre in Mr.. Lyons sugar place the
| 18th of August. cordial invitation is ex-
| tended to all soldiers and their families.
Mr. Blunt, the gentleman stopping at Mr.
| BigelOw's, was the victim of much suspicion
while travelling near White River Junction,
being taken for the murderer, F. c. Almy.
Numerous indignities were heaped upon him
before his prosecutors were satisfied of their
mistake.
The marriage of Mr.. Lewis Pike and Emma,
daughter of A. C. Slayton, took place at the
residence of the brides parents on Wednesday
evening of last week, the Rev. Mr.. Booth ot
Northfeld performing the ceremony. They
are to be congratulated on the happy event
and the fine prospect before them.
A large family gathering was held at Mr..
and Mrs; MeMahons on Thursday of last
week. There were present Ssr. and Mrs.
Dougherty of White River Junction, DR.. and
Mrs. insolvency, Mr.. ID. Mcmahon and wife,
Miss Johanna Mcmahon and the aged
mother, and Harry Mcmahon and wife OF
Minneapolis, Mimi,
Mrs. Mile McLinn lies very sick at her
mothers, Mrs. Martin Muzzy. Mrs. McLinn
had been at work in Fitchburg, Mass, since
last spring, and about five weeks ago receiv-
ed a fall from the giving away of a hammock
which caused serious spinal injury as well
as inducing other serious troubles. About
four weeks ago by the kindness of the family
with whom she was stopping, and who paid
the expense of travel and nurse, she was re-
moved to her mothers in this place where she
now lies in great distress. She is receiving
the best care of a mother, but her suffering
entities her to much neighborly and friendly
sympathy.
School in district No. 1, closed July 8.
Pupils having neither absent or tardy marks
were, Frank Culver, Clio Cooley. Clyde
Moulton, Bertha Cakes, Edith and Rose Rus
sell, Genia Reed, Frank Spaulding, Katie
Seaver. Ward Turner had no absent marks.
Those having only one half-day's absence
we're Bertha and Bessie Hoisington, Julia
Latuch and Leila Reed. Those having no
tardy marks were Ina Culver, Levi Norway,
Eunice Spaulding and Homer Sherman. At
the close of the term the teacher was presen-
ted copy of the Young Folks Bible" for
which and the kindness sho Tn her during the
term she returns thanks. Lille Isham
Teacher.