News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-30
STOWE

. STOWE.
Alyah Bigelow returned to Mass Monday.
II. c. Mcmahon and wife are on their way
westward.
Eddie Irving has returned to his school at
Rock Point.
Rev. Mr Butler preached at the Branch
last Sunday.
A A. Royce has been quite sick, threatened
with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. Gates are to return to
their home 10 Chicago soon.
Rev. c. A. Savage occupied the desk at the
Congl church on Sunday last.
Jessie Kellogg has gone to New York to
attend school for the coming year.
Rev. W. f. Douglass of Waitsleld, called
on a few Of his friends here last week.
An ice cream socable and promenade was
given at the town hall on Monday eve.
Rev. Mr.. Burnham preached at the Water
bury camp-meeting on Sunday the 10Th.
Mr.. Almy of Salem, Mass, is stopping with
his daughter, Mrs. Butler, on the Branch.
Chester Tracy of Iowa, an old resident of
this town, is here visiting among relatives.
George Hale and daughter Frances, of Ma
lone, n. Y, are in town on vacation Wit.
Andrew Boyce was recently thrown from
his carriage and received some severe injuries.
Hon. W. II. II. Bingham is quite low at
this writing with no pro pect of Improvement.
Rev Mr.. Wortben is taking a two weeks
vacation, visiting at the south part OF the
State.
Edward Bgelow of Salem, Mass, has been
in town few days, but returned on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Ellen Kipp, accompanied by Daisy
Magoon, returned to her home in Saratoga
last week.
The Democratic caucus of last Friday night
nominated +. o. Burt as candidate for Rep
resentative. .... go
The Thursday night Populist caucus nomi-
mated George S. McAllister as candidate for
town Representative.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Moody are favored with
housefull of friends, who are visiting them
and our local scenery. o., ...-.
Mrs. Paff and daughter and her mother,
Mrs. Gale, started on Tuesday for their home
in Grand Haven, Mich.
The marriage of Will Kaiser and Nellie
Adams was announced early last week, and
the cigars freely passed. g"
Rev. C. A. Savage will speak at the NJ. E.
church on Sunday morning next and at the
Branch in the afternoon. 49,. .t..
The Notch road to Cambridge is being con-
structed under the superintendent of Almon
Harlow and Mark Chaffee.
Congressman Powers will speak o n the po-
lical issues of the day at Stowe Saturday eve.
next, at Z 80 Everybody cordially invited
Miss Dora Douglass, our popular creamery
maid, has been sick and off duty for few
days. In her absence Almon does the weigh
ing.
Help is plenty, men able bodied and musCu-
lar, seeking work as they never did before,
offering their services for a little more than
their board.
Peoples party for Gov. ana C. F. Clough of
Waterbury, will speak at town ball Thurs
day evening of this week.
The following notice appears prominently
in different places PAY your taxes on or
before Sept II and save discount and cost of
collection" 1t looks like business.
An agent of the Homestead was in town
last week, seeking new and collecting from
old subscribers. His success was fair, yet it
will not presently supplant our local papers.
Bigelow, hcAllister and Burt, three good
fellows, well met in the political arena all
cannot go-neither may. Let the contest be
short and sharp, if no one wins 1t is better
not to be represented than to be misrepre-
sented
Members of the Arion concert company Of
New York appeared here on Tuesday eve and
gave an entertainment at Unity church with
a view of forming musical convention, to
instruct both old and young. 1t was free
entertainment with silver collection at the
close.
| The Republicans met in caucus on Saturday
night and nominated E. Bigelow as candidate
for town Representative. The union list OF
| Justices as nominated are W. |. Atkins, NJ.
Dillingham; and c. +. Scribner Republicans,
| s. G. Atwood and Frank Robinson Demo.
Gratis; S. K Weeks and +. B. Smith Populsts
The schools throughout the town with the
exception of the village will begin Monday,
| Sept. 3 with the following teachers Lower
village, Lena May; Moscow, Nellie Watts;
Branch, Edna Parish: Forks, Mrs George
| Towne; Edison Hill, Annie Big, low; Luce II i'll
Mertie George; West Hill, Maude Swift; Wade
district, Hattie Vearen; Fucker Street Nida
| George; Brownsville Alice Healey No. Hol
low, Mile Sayton; So. Hollow Melvi1a
Adams; Gale district Nina Gale Village, C.
l.. Perv er, Anna j. Stacy, Mary Healey
Ausie Moody.
Dr. Horace Tracy Hanks of New York city
with his wife, two daughters and maid, has
been staying during the past week at the
| Green Mountain Inn, waiting for favorable
weather to make the ascent of Mansfield
| The doctor is u native of Randolph, anC
has recently attended a reunion in that towr
where he made an interesting address. Dr.
Hanks is professor of Gynecology in the n
| Y. Post Graduate College, surgeon in the
Woman's Hospital in New York We hope
he has enjoyed his vacation in this part o
i Vermont sufficiently to visit Stowe again.
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