News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-05-26
STOWE4
are in town

Mr. and Mrs. George WriYS6 are in town
on their annual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. P. d. Pike y absent for
season on pleasure tour.
A COW of Hollis Edson'st been absent
for week and cannot be Il
The first Sunday in Jul be observed
| as children's day at the n fiurch.
Mrs. F. P. Keller, the will be here
from Nav 9th to June ID Notice.
A promenade at Bailey i was given
by the ladies of Unity chg 1 on Friday
night.
Several in town contempla4 taking in the
| Minneapolis convention ana other things
| under the low rates.
| Mrs. Howard Thomas and two children
of Superior City are in town visiting the old
| home and acquaintance.
Publisher Henry Hale and family of New
York are in town at the TFbor residence
! where they will spend the sumI4er
/ 1t is said that Rev. Geo. f. Smith former
, Iy pastor of the M. E. church. and who is
well remembe red is in Arizona
The planting of crops is very late, conse-
uuent upon the cold weather. A few have
| planted corn but wish they had not.
If the ladies will call at l.. W. Buzzel's he
will show them something that Will cause
them to exclaim 80 my" or its equivalent.
l Mr.. U. N. E0SOn, q meInDeF vi CHe NON
Secret endowment order, of Worcester, Mass,
recently drew 800 from the order for five
| weeks disability.
Snow on Saturday night come to the
| depth of half an inch, but soon disappeared
| without materially changing the weather.
The mountains both east and west are still
as white as in winter.
A meeting of the Teachers Association
will be held in the village school house Sat
urday June 4th, at $50 p. m. 1t is hoped
| that each member of the association and
others interested in these meetings will make
| an effort to be present.
R. c. Benton formerly of Hyde Park, FL D.
| Wood and H. G. Thomas formerly of Stowe.
| constitute the committee of invitation and
entertainment of Lamoille County people
| who attend the Republican National Con-
vention soon to be held at Minneapolis.
Memorial day will be observed as usual at
Stowe, and the following will be the pro-
| Gramme. At O'Clock a. IN. POST No. 10,
| headed by Stoves Cornet Band and followed
| by Sons of Veterans. Schools and citizens
will form in line at Town Hall and march
across the bridge, where they will take
| teams and proceed to the Branch meeting
! house. The line will again form here and
march to the Cemetery, where the ceremo-
MES of the order will be conducted by the
| Post Commander and Chaplain, and the
graves decorated. The procession will then
return to Stowe Village march to the old
| Cemetery, after which they will dispense for
refreshments. At O'Clock sharp the Post
headed by the Band will return to Town
| Hall, where an grafton will be delivered by
Captain Davis of Burlington. Topic-Army
of the "Potomac;" how organized, fed,
| clothed and handled. After the speech
the Post headed by the Band and
followed by the Sons of Veterans, Schools
and Citizens will march to Riverside Ceme-
! terry, where the usual ceremonies will be car
ried out. All old soldiers are invited to fall
I in and aid the Post in decorating the last
resting places of those who so bravely de-
| Tended the flag. And we especially invite the
schools and all others to bring flowers and
assist us in carrying out the ceremonies of
the day. A picnic dinner will be served at
the vestry of Unity church at the usual hour
| to which all are invited.
Per order of committee.
JACKSON SARGENT