News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-08-08
STOWE.

George Buzzell is building a barn.
Dr.. Bingham and family returned to Burl-
ington this week.
Miss Mary Straw of Taunton Mass, is
home on Der vacation.
]. A Stafford ard family are at the Q leen
CityPaTk for few weeks.
Several of our people are attending the
campmpetng at Morrisvile
Miss Jennie May Marstou and friend are
visiting at Mrs. L. j. Towns.
Miss Laura Thomas of West Superior,
Wis. is visiting at III. 5. Atkins
Carroll Scribner has returned from bis
cauvassing trip in the eastern part of the
State.
The ice cream social at the Congregational
church last Friday night was very well
attended.
C. H. Wright has purchased the John Town
colt of E. Burt, and will soon have another
fast horse for sale.
The Methodist church has received coat
of paint, and it is understood that bell is to
be purchased for the same.
Mrs. HOPPE E. Upton of California, who viii
be remembered here as HOPPE &. Benson, is
visiting her brother and sisters.
The arch that has spanned the street in the
village for the past year and of Centennial
fame, was taken down last Monday.
A very successful operation has been per-
formed upon the lip of j. c. Cobb's little girl.
Dr.. Bingham had charge of the operation.
Miss Carrie Biglow, who is sick in Salem,
Mass is so much worse that her father,
Newell Bigelow, was called there early last
week
Thibault the photographer has gone to
Morrisville. He has done some very good
work in Stowe, especially in the line of land
scape work.
The young ladies of Unity church are pre-
pairing to render the drama "A Kings
Daughter" and will present it the last OF
this month.
The dance at the hotel last Tuesday even
ing was decided success, nearly two hun
dred people being present, to participate in
the dance and enjoy the music.
A. C. Raymond and wife returned from
Long Island, and Portland, Me- where they
have been stopping for several weeks, last Fri
day. Mr. Raymonds health is somewhat
| improved.
Mrs. Mary Raymond, one of the oldest
residents of Stowe, died last Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Raymond was in her ninetieth
year. She has been failing in health for some
time, but was able to be out on the streets
until within short time of her death.
There will be an entertainment called the
"Deestrick Skule" at the West Branch Meet
ing House next Friday evening. at 7:45
Many prominent people in the vicinity will
appear in public on this occasion and good
time may be expected. A vocalist, and
probably an Organist, from abroad will also
be heard at this entertainment Admission
| 10 cents.
LIST Friday night sneak thieves tool
thirteen of George Harris chickens and OF
Saturday Officer C. E. Burt did little de
tectve work, the result of which was tht
arrest of E. A. Allen and Hugh Allen, hi
brother, both of Stowe, who, after being
questioned by the officer, admitted thai
they took the poultry. visit to the HON,
of E. A. Allen disclosed the fact that many
fowls had been slaughtered and many people
in Morrisvile and elsewhere have Dough
poultry of these parties for the last two
years Coupling this with the fact that fo
about the same length of time there had dis
| appeared very mysteriousy from tn,
neighborhood and elsewhere, several flock
of fowls, it would look as though these par
ties had been doing quite business in thi
line. The boys are now in Hyde Park jail
while officers are looking up evidence and
reports are true, they will have job that will
occupy their time and attention for soln
time to come.