News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-02
STOWE.

Eggs are 20 cents.
L. A. Pike has moved into his new house.
Eugene Bailey is working for g. A. San
bourn.
Geo Quinn of Barre spent Christmas with
his parents.
There will be an annual dinner at Unity
church next week.
Mrs. Parln of Natck, Mass, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Shedd.
The subject at the Y. P. C. o., next Sunday
evening is Courage"
Ethelynd Gould will give reading at
Unity church January Is.
Asa Cakes and wife are housekeeping in the
rooms vacated by A. A. Pike.
g. A. Sanbourn is to build a blacksmith
shop near the old laundry, in the spring,
Henry Mcmahon and family Of Minnea polls
are visiting friends and relatives in town.
1t is expected that Charles Bent will move
into the house recently vacated by L. A. Pike.
The Burt Brothers have built an extended
snow shed over their lumber road leading to
| their Brownsville lumber woods.
The village school took a vacation Of three
days last week and Miss Healy and Mr.. Per-
vier went home, and Miss Ausie Moody to
| Morrsve to spend Christmas.
The concert at the Congregational church
last Sunday night was largely attended. The
singing was exceptionally good, and the
children did their parts very nicely.
Ed Kaiser of Barre, Paul Kaiser of Mont
peli r, Clate Lucia of Derby Line, Callor
Scrbner of Mortified, and several others,
visited town during the Christmas holidays.
The Rev. H. A. Abbott who has been sup
plying the pulpit at Unity church for The past
few weeks has been engaged by that church
for year and left on Monday morning to go
to Paris Maine, where his wife now is, and
will return with her the latter part of the
week.
The severe rain Monday night raised the
river to such an extent that the bulkhead
and side dam at Pixies mills was washed out
| Tuesday forenoon. This is quite a loss as the
mill will be obliged to be idle uring the win
ter, as it is thought impossible to repair the
damage before spring
The first entertainment in the Stowe lecture
course will be given at Unity church Jan. g.
| 1896, by that prince of dramatic and hum
orous impersonators, Charles 7. Grilley O
Boston, Mass. Mr.. Grilley comes here under
the management of the Eaton Entertain
ment Bureau, which in itself is a sufficient
recommend of his ability as an artist of high
order. The committee have taken great
pains to secure the very best enter ainment
possible to open the course with, and the
enterprise ought to receive the hearty sup
port of the people. Tickets for the entire
course can be had by making application tc
W. F. Benson, for one dollar. Single ad
missions twenty-five cents. First come first
served.
beautiful home wedding took place al
the residence of W. 7. Double of Melrose
Mass, on Christmas morning, when hi
daughter, Grace Etta was united to Mr.. Ru
fus II. Gale of Duluth, Mimi. The bride is
very popular and estimable young lady o
Melrose and her sweet smiling face will b.
greatly missed among her inrumerabe friend
in that town. Mr.. Gale is a native of Stow
and is one of the brightest young men tina
ever left that town to seek his fortune in tn
West. How well he has su Jceeded is demon
strated by the fact that he is at the head of
rich company which is named for him. Stow
is Justly proud of her son who at the age @
% years has established his name in thirt
odd states of this union, where his goods ar
sold, and have become a household word
, We wish the happy couple much Joy in thei
new home in Duluth.