News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-02-20
STOWE,
WilIRuesell is ont apaiU.

WilRussell is out again.
A. D. Lang soon takes possession Of his
farm
C. L Mcmahon was in Waterbury Monday
on business.
Allen Kellogg is expected home from the
west this week
See Notice of teachers examination in
another column.
F V Smith recently sold fine pair OF cat
tie TO B. II. Luce.
Charles Swift has been putting in new ma
chinery at bis mill in Green River.
Frank Scribner has the name Of drawing
the largest load oflog5 this season 1896 feet.
Charles Robinson met with an accdeut ut
his mill last week, breaking his large circular
saw.
j. !. Vearen hos purchased track of land
on the Hollow road of the Mrs JEFF Raymond
estate
5. NJ. Brush had his COWS tested last week
and they we're pronounced free from tubercu-
losis by DR.. Rich
f. S Boardman is making arrangements
TO put in bakery soon in connection with
his other business.
DR.. Spencer of Montpelier preached at the
NJ. E church last sunday; his sermon was
highly complimented.
Burt Bros. have ordered a snub rope for
the purpose of holding heavy loads of logs
down the big bill by LandoD's mill.
Cunning, the lumberman has just pur-
chased a fine yoke of cattle of Frank Wade,
for the lumberwoods. Prize being $115.
T. C. Pratt has has sold his farm to Geo,
Smaliey and will take possession he first Of
March Mr.. Pratt has a fine lot of cows that
will soon be for sale.
4 n l. n A
| last year, 23 male and 10 female Dirt his; II
male and 10 female deaths: 3 were over so
| years of age and between 20 and 80 years
No deaths during the month of February.
J. J. Vearen has a new invented lung
| testing machine; many pairs of supposed
| healthy lungs have failed to pass the eXam
nation, only a few hurley red faces have ac
complished the task. Call and see what
! John has invented.
In spite of the blizzard and blow on Tues
| day, a good number attended the district
meeting O. Il. s. The presence of the Grand
Lecturer added much to the interest of tn,
occasion, and the very able and interesting
manner in which the work was performed by
Coral Chapter OF Worthwhile, made the day
both pleasant and profitable.
Mr. Rich the State vetinnary and his as
! sitant were in town last week tpsti' o COWS in
several dari S, finding II for r. V. Smith S
| for G G. Robinson aud 13f e B. Cobb which
he condemned. Mr.. Rich intends to return
| this week. rs others are waiting to have theft
| COWS tested. Mr.. Cobb and Smith trace this
d'sease rs coming from the Mrulton farm it
West Randolph, beiag Jersey stock.
The entertainment in the form Of drill,
given at LovtjOy's hall was well attended
The young ladies gave a broom drill in which
they showed great skill in their easy manner
ard graceful movements. The Young mer
gave a life drill which was very remarkabI,
considering tn short time they had to pre-
pare for this work. The intermediate anC
primary schools were very entertaining anC
listened to with much interest, having thpi
parts learned nearly to perfection. Thu
teachers deserve much praise for the interes
they have taken in educating the little ones
After the exercises the scholars enjoyed {
promenade, music being furnished by Mrs
Douglass and Mrs H. Il Shaw.