News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-03-17
STOWE.
Eggs are u cents per doz.

Eggs are - cents per doz.
Mr. A. c. Luce and family have moved to
Waterbury.
Mr. Andrew Boyce and family will move to
their farm soon.
Mr. John Stafford has been down country
for few days,
MIR r. d Slayton has been down with the
grip for a lew days.
10, eph l.atouche and family now occupy
me DANIEL Waite place.
Sagaring has not commenced, although
Saaae have made u little.
Ii is announced that Mr.. G. l.. Mcmahon
will De one of the county sugar weighers.
Hugene Smalley will move to the farm late
" occupied by Mr., A. G. Luce.
Mr., Arthur La Page has moved his stock
in trade and harness business To Hyde Park
MIR, A, c. Raymond returned on Saturday
eve from visit in Enddeld, N. IL.
Potatoes delivered at Waterbury station
are % cents per bushei
Mr.. A. II. Slayton recently sold 5000 lbs
sugar, last years make, at 5Ia cents pei
pound.
Mr.. q. L. Luce went on sugar contract
ing tour last week and reports hard out
look.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Berry will return to
Burlington for the season in the employ OF
| Mr.. Holt.
Mr.. A. j. Buzzell, stopping at Mr.. l.. W.
BuEzells, is very low from heart and kidney
troubles,
Mrs. Kate Peterson is at Mr.. Will Hitch
| cocks in Morristown called by the death OF
her sister, Mrs. Balch.
| Mr.. Dan Moody has struck luck, contract
| ing 200 gallons syrup at 40 cents per gar
| and cans furnished.
The Posses, father son, and their families,
are moving to Morristown. Mr.. Bedell is
moving to the farm which they vacate.
Quarterly Conference at the NJ. +. parson
age Friday evening, Mar. Is, at O'Clock
| A full attendance of the board is desired
Business important.
Mr. j f. Bently, Pass Agt. of c. V. r., was
| in town on Saturday, but secured only lew
| orders for summer boarders. People are
| waiting to see how the season opens.
Three Sundays will close the second year o.
Rev Mr. Emery's Christian work in Stowe
| His many friends can truthfully say e." wei
J done thou good and faithful servant"
| Mr.. Raymond Ellington, a former resident
| of this place and in company with Mr.. stat
| ford in the hardware business, died at st. Al
| bans last week. The remains were taken to
Princetown, Mass, for interment
telegram was received here on h'Eid a Y
announcing the death of Mrs } ane baiSh
aged 6S years, at Manchester, n. H. MT
| BaIch has lived in town mucn lot sumo COZ
| and acquired many friends who are made SAD
| by this sudden news of his decease.
Sugar festival and novel entertainment a
the Branch church next Friday night, Mar
IS. Every lady is expected to bring an un
made apron and every gentleman piece o
soft wood and jacknife. The ladies vii
whittle and the gentlemen will sew. Prlz
for the best work Come.
At the communion service, Mar. 9th, min
members were received into theCOngregation
{ al church; all of whom were members OF tn
Sunday school. In the evening the I. 7. ;
c. E. held their first Missionary concert. Sui
ject, 90 Maratha Mission" The meeting wa
well attended and enjoyed by all
STERLING.
Ernest Billings re, urns to Montpelier mex
week.
Y Lewis Wakefield, who has been hon
through the winter, soon goes to his work
q the west
Willard Marston, while rolling logs for
]. Billings, caught his left hand between Il
log and skid He iambed his fingers so bad
that they had to be amputated.