News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-15
STOWE

calico ball at the hotel on Friday night.
Don Lovejoy of Iowa, is in town visiting
old acquaintance.
Will Smith has left the o. j. Benson farm
and moved to his own house.
The Central roads are quite free from snow,
and more wagons than seighs run.
Mrs. W. B. Parish is at home from White
River Junction, and is in poor health.
Williams, the humorist, will try to enter
tain the public on Thursday night, at the
town hall.
Joe Latouche has abandoned Morristown
and returned to Stowe, occupying house on
Sunset street.
Quarterly conference of the NJ E. church,
will be held at the vestry of the church on
Monday at a. m.
Sugar makers have been very slow in their
business, making but little, and anticipating
an Indifferent year.
The Misses Susie Bigelow and Bertha Bar
rows were at home from the Crimson Normal
school over Sunday.
Thirty acres of the Hemap Story place, in
Guiding the sugar orchard, has been purchased
by Lewis Raymond.
The loLg expected marriage of Fred Russell
and Mrs Phoebe Comey, occurred in Water
bury few days since.
More tenement houses are a necessity of
the place. Cannot some be borrowed of our
late booming neighbors3
We have four physicians in full practice in
town and Others in the embryo state 1t is
indeed patient public that sustains them
Quarterly meeting services will be held at
the Branch on Sunday afternoon next, Rev.
l.. O. Sherburne, Presiding Elder, will be
present.
Those who gave ear to the remarks of Mr..
Wilkins, at to an meeting, heard that which
should be well considered by the taxpayers of
the town.
Town meeting passed off very quietly and
everybody went home happy. Things could
not have been more satisfactory, especially
to those who sought and obtained office.
The ride of the children on Wednesday last
took in Moscow as an objective point. Not
much OF distance, but then, it was on the
improved electric cars, and hence very en-
joyabe.
An auction of clothing is il progress at the
Pottle building this week. As usual it is re-
ported big affair, and everybody is invited
to spend their money without fail Our local
clothing deale all being democrats cannot
complain at this bit of free tradeism.
Stowe is to celebrate its centennial ami
versary, and has appropriated per cent. of
its grand list for that purpose. On the COM
pletion of the proposed Electric railroad will
be a fitting time to let the lannon's roar and
the people give vent to their joyfulness.
A donation for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Burn
ham, will be held at the VesirY Of the church
on Tuesday evening March 30, to which all
are invited. 1t is held ut the ! 1th hour and
II tn month of the conference year, tut that
will not hinder those being present giving
their mite and'haying very enjoyable sup
per and tippe.
The Burt boys are running their mill at
full blast night and day.
Ned Kaiser gave a whist party to about
thirty Of HIS friends Tuesday eve.
Inez Cole, who has been suffering from la
grippe for two weeks, is abe to be about
again.
Mr.. Charles Williams, one of the best and
most noted humorists and impersonators
now before the public, will give one of his
novel entertainments at the Town Hall
Thursday evening, March L. Mr.. Williams
com, with the highest recommendations and
is first.class, and none should fail to hear
him and see him make faces