News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-02-27
STOWE.

O. Z. Luce was in Boston last week on
business.
Fred Pike is in Hyde Park putting in cleo
trio lights
George Burr ham of st. Johnsbury is home
for a weeks vacation
Mrs. Dole of Mortified is stopping with
her son George for a few days.
The ladies of Unity Church will serve dinner
at the vestry town meeting day.
Teachers examination at village school
house next FIR day and Saturday.
Mrs. Vera Burt gave O'Clock tea to 4G
of fer lady friends Tuesday afternoon.
The vacation of the village schools will be
extended one week, the term TO begin Mon
day, March 8.
Mrs. Joseph Russell received severe Injuries
Sunday evening, by slipping down on the ice
on Nam street.
p D. Pike is in Montpelier experimenting
the constrI elton of his newly invented. butter
box mailing machine.
Rev. II A. Abbott and Bert Stockwe went
to Rutland last week to attend the mass
meeting OF Y. p. &. U.
The Mount Mansfield Electric Railroad Co.
held tleir annual mpetil g last week, the old
board being reet cted. .s.--
The fifth entertainment of the Stowe lecture
course has been os1p uned to some indefinite
| time. See further notice.
Henry Nelson and family are visiting
| friends in Wolcott and will soon return to
Morrisvie tor a lew days stay.
| George McAllister haG an eI itheioma of
| the lip removed last Wednesday. DR.. Grout
OF Waterbury performing the operation.
Drs. James, Grout and Barrows performed
an OPP Ration for j. b Slayton Saturday last,
amputating his foot just above the ankle.
The topic at the Y P c. u next Sunday
evening. Our Pledge At1h Y. p. s. Il.
it lie What is Involved in Loyalty to Christ. "
The towr reports are out. They were
printed at the NEWS ANB CITIZEN Office aud
aresa tirst,class jon No need OF gong else
where for good work.
uaud Adams met with a serious accident
Saturday night while at the barn doing
chores, by falling nearly twenty-five feet from
Il high beam, dslocat ting his wrist.
The young people will no a sociable at
vtstry of Unity church next Thursday eve
Mug, Feb n. mock town meeting will be
held; also other attractions of interest.
l., l., Harris was pleased to learn Monday
night by letter from V. /. Spear that the co
he recently had tested at Waterbury and
c"I demnt has been retPsted and pronounced
all right aud shipped to Mas-achl setts.
The members of the o. e. s., and the Y. P.
| G L., will Unite in giving a s ciabie at the
veetry of The Unity church Friday evening,
| Feb. %. musical program is being ar
ranged, after which canUy pulling aud pop.
ping com will be in order 10 cents admission
to aal Every body is iuVi,ed
Town meeting is the main topic of CONVEX
sation on the streets for the past lew days.
! Quite IA stir has been made in regard to our
| neXt town lrrk. We hope every voter v i'll
! be present at our town meeting of March B
and that our town officers may be elected by
the voters at large Instead OF by the few earn
est workers.
Nearly three hundred 'armers vi,ited E. B
| Cubh's farm Friday and Saturday laRt to
see 30 head OF cUud- mned ca tie belonging to
b. b. Cobb. Z. &. Robinson and f. v Smith
slaughtered. DR.. Rich and Y. |. Spear exam
med the enlire lot and proved saIIsiacto rl i,
| that every cow was affected with tn berculusis.
! They expect to return in about three week
and investigate uIther
Our first leap year ball was given by the
ladies OF Morrsville at Green Mountain Inn
Monday night, there being about 25 couples
present. Music was furnish d by Elmore's or
cbestra. The committee al INTRODUCTION was
composed of MIS- Chas. Cramer, Mrs. o. M.
Waterman and Mrs. A. W. stone Floor
managers were Mrs. Il. W. Webster. Misses
Gussie Bassett and Alice Doty. supper was
served by Mrs. NJ. c. Lovejoy.