News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-09-06
STOWE.

Mrs. Susan Brown has returned TO Chicago.
VIM. Raymond is very IN, as also is Mrs
Raymond
Mrs. Mary Cady aud her daugh ter are Wis
Ing friends in town.
Miss Leila Macutchan returned to Essex on
Thursday last.
Rev. {. A. Savage preached at the Branch
on sunday afternoon.
Services will be held at Unity church next
Sunday at 1890 a m.
Andrew Royce who has been sick for several
We eks, is on the gain.
Mrs. Herbert Scott of Waterville has been
in town visiting friends.
b. F. Gates has returned. Mrs. Gates will
remain here awhile longer.
Rev Mr.. Worthen has returned from his
vacation and preached Sunday.
The subject for the Y. p. c. W. next Sun
day evening is, Courage in work"
Fred Moulton. wife. and daughter Freeda.
are visiting at W. II. II. Moulton's
For about two weeks Gov. Bingham has
been confined to his bed under close care.
T. 5. Naginnis aud c. F. Clough spoke here
on Thursday night in behalf of the Populists.
The public schools generally opened on
Monday with an average attendance of pupils.
Mrs. Blanchard of Montpelier has been here
called 10y the sickness of her uncle, Gov. Bng-
ham.
Mrs. George Watts has a hyderangea that
has one hundred and sixty clusters of bios
SONS.
Membe of the Cheney family from Long
Island, boarders at r. d. Slayton's, have re-
turned.
Much petty thieving is being done about
town, whether by tramps or Others is not
known.
Mrs. Ada Fowler of birmingham, Mass is
here in very poor health ndstopping among
friends
The little maids of the town are much given
to horseback riding, healthful and agree
able exercise.
Mrs. Buzzpll has moved to the residence of
A. S. Kellogg, whose housekeeper she will be
for the present.
A Mr.. Converse living in the west part of
the town succeeded in cutting his foot very
badly last week.
Jesse Kellogg and Ernest Houston started
on Monday for Albany, N. Y, to attend
commercial school.
Examination of candidates for the different
departments of the high school was held on
Monday of last week.
Town meeting passed off very quietly. The
Republicans elected their candidate by ma
jority of one on the first ballot.
At the Republican meeting at the town
! hall on Saturday evening, Judge Powers scat
! tered IA few political thunderbolts.
| Mrs. Seward and son of N. Y, who have
been spending a few weeks with Mr.. Gales
people of the Branch, have returned.
The friends of Mr.. Bigelow gave him ser
enade Tuesday night, and congratulated him
| aS tIa M RI Am
An application will be made to the General
Assembly for a new charter of u railroad be-
tween Waterbury and Morristown via Stowe.
Master Harry Burnham, while at work at
Pixies tub shop, stepped into a steam vat
instead of over it, resulting in badly scald-
| ed foot.
The Misses Nellie and Flora Beardsley who
have been visiting at W. H. II. Moulton's,
lett Wednesday morning for their home in
BssSktys. N. Y.
Miss Mary Moody has been spending few
| days in Montreal aud Quebec. accompanying
DR.. and Mrs. Hanks of New York, who have
been recently visiting here.
Member of the Arion concert company
who have been giving instruction in vocal
music here for the past week, gave concert
at the town hall on Monday evening.
Miss Ray Straw and baby brother, while
| riding on Saturday, came in collision with
another team, badly breaking their carriage
and causing the horse to run, but no one was
injured.
DR.. II. W. Barrows gave an informal recep-
ton to DR.. Hanks of New York city, on Mon
day evening at the Green Mountain Inn. The
different professions as well as medical fra
| teTnity of this and adjacent towns were rep
resented and all had an enjoyable evening
Mr.. Loveioy furnished the spread which was
duly appreciated.