News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-11-12
STOWE,

Butter was "of'' two cents on Saturday
The weather is beautiful, hey ond criticism
A. A. Warren has sold his farm TO Abira
Davis.
Chicken pox is raging in some parts of the
town.
Alvin Wilkins is making an addition to his
barn.
Gould Camp reports raising a turnip weipb-
ing "a pounds. %
Geo Burt is to leave thew s Thomas f,rr,
at the end of his year
Coughs. colds and influenza AFRO nro,,aro,+
among old and young
Mark Laioy will soon shake the dust from
| his feet and leave town
Joel Griffin has moved to Mr. wilkins farm,
recently occupied by Eugene SmaIev.
! About 30 couples attended the dance mt Mr.
Russ on Friday night. They had PauI's
music.
Felix Wells is putting down long course of
lead pipe, bringing water to his house and
| barn.
Services were held at Unity church at u. m.
on Sunday last and not in the morning as
usual.
A. A. Warren and family will move to the
village. He VIII engage in the wheelwright
business.
Arthur Lapage will build a harness sbop
and furnishing rooms near the town hall in
early spring.
1t is J. B. Belts that is living on the Waite
place, instead of o. B. Belts, as the item last
week stated.
The village school will close with public ex-
ercises at the town hail on Friday evening
Nov. 3 at 7:l5.
verbal exchange has has been made be-
tween Mrs Geo. bert for her place at the vii
l., hn A D.
Sunday morning witnessed a small fight in
and about the grist mill. j. d. Wilkins or
Geo. Straw can further and better explain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Scribner are very sick
with pneumonia. Since writing the above
Mrs. Scribners death has been announced.
Henry Holt of New York, a leading member
of Holt L Co. publishers of that place. and re-
gently stopping i'll town is thesupposad auth |
or of the railway 49, at Essex Junction.
On Tuesday morning, Henry Sears. while at
work in the woods, very suddenly died from
supposed heart disease' Other persons were |
near, though not to see him fall, and the first |
knowledge they had, was to see his lifeless |
form. He was about % years of age.
Mrs. r. A. Savage was taken very sudden
ly and critically i'll early Sunday morning
DR.. Church was called and subsequently DR..
James of Waterbury, was called. At this
writing there is no Improvement, though it is
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Sherwiu are the happy
possessors of a very musical child, who is
only three years of age When two and one
half years-old he was given a Gem Roller Or
gan with % pieces of music and is now able
to tell the tune of each piece before it is play
ed, 10y looking at the cylinders that furnishes
the music.
School in district No. II closed Nov. 81.
Number of pupils 81; averave attendance II
Those having no marks during the term were
Della Burnett. Sadie Brown, Glen Warren and !
ieorge Lackey. Eva Lackey was absent one
lay and Mamie Lackey one and one-halfday
Those having no tardy marks were Matte
aud Bertha Spaulding, Mamie and Eva Lack
", Maudea and Leon Muzzy, Grace and Hiram
Pike, Clinton Taylor Mrs Lena Brown,
eaCher
Laura, the little s year-old daughter of H.
Mayo, died on Friday night from an abscess
IN the brain. Mr.. and Mrs Mayo are com
strangers among u.s. having been
nut short time from their home in England.
They have large family of very interesting
hlldreu and the little one now lost to them
vas bright flower among the rest. With
parents love they will miss the little one and
hould receive an abundance OF sympathy in
heir hour of sorrow. The funeral services
we're held on Tuesday.
A novel incident occurred on the recent Joint
birthday of Mrs. r. A. Savage and her daugh-
er Hattie 1t had been whispered around
mong their many friends north, east, south
md west that few handkerchief would be
tting mementoes of the doubly happy event.
md so it proved, though in super-abundance, II
Or they came waited on every breeze until the
recipients were completely del
ged and prayed in vain for a halt. Mails
nd messengers were over-burdened and
askets full was the result of this kindly greet
ne.