News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-26
STOWE.

- . w -
L. c. Moody had business in Montpelier
last Monday,
A large number of ties for the railroad are
being collected.
6. P. Hayes has purchased the Yoyee farm
below Moscow
George Emery of Barnard, Vt, is visiting
friends in town.
Levi Taylor is building a stone dam at
Moss Glenn Falls.
Claude Chaffee of Watervie is visiting his
parents at the Forks.
Mrs, G. N. Thomas is improving her resi-
denCe on Maple street.
G. N. Palmer aud wife of Vergennes are in
town visiting relatives
Fred Tatro has sold his horse to C. C. War
rem of Waterbury tor $4,000.
Mrs. Alger of the Hollow is sick and under
the care of DR.. Church of Morrsve.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells are rejoicing over
the birth OF a baby girl, born last week.
Frank Hayes has moved into a part of
Mrs. Sarah Bailey's house on Main street.
A dinner will be served by the ladies at the
Methodist church vestry on Decoration Day.
Orwell Town of Plattsburg, N. Y, is stop
ping for few days with his brother, John R.
Mrs. NJ G. Lovejoy entertained large
whist party on Wednesday evening OF last
week.
John Thomas was adjudged insane and
taken to the Waterbury sSlum early this
week.
D. A. Lord of Burlington, an experienced
butcher, is employed in H. E. Jenneys meat
market.
Dr. Barrows and j. j. Vearen met with
grand success fishing in Greensboro pond.
last week.
Sixty-three cents per hundred pounds was
paid for four per cent. milk at the creamery
last week.
F. S. Boardman is keeping pace with Others
by fixing up his place of business in an up-to-
date style.
Notices have been posted in their usual
| places in regard to the village meeting OF
June l. Take notice.
| e. Il. Mcmahon is still wide-awake and is
making his residence very attractive, by put,
ting up new veranda.
| O. &. Luce met with another runaway &C.
cident near Moscow last week, nearly de.
molishing top buggy.
| Miss Jennie Thomas has gone to Wood
stock to work in a hotel. Della Felix and
Helen Parish expect to go soon.
Clair G. Turner formerly of this town, finds
employment with the Chicago Portrait Co.
establishment at Lebanon, N. Ii.
Fred Sargent who has been at the Mary
| Fletcher Hospital in Burlington, has returned
home, but with no Improvement.
DR.. Vearen rises at early dawn and is busily
engaged firing up vermin in his apple trees
Jack says It's the early bird that catches the
worm"
Mrs. Frank Lapelle died suddenly after g
short illness with pertCnitls; funeral Tues
day at their home, Rev. MIR. Brrnham of
floating.
Union Memorial service was held at the NJ
E. church on Sunday Rev. MIR Ryan preached
the sermon, Rev. Mr.. Drew and Rev Mr. Alb
bott assisting in the services.
Mrs Sleeper, who lives with Chester Bailey
at the lower village, recently had birthday
party, mostly composed of relatives Ceebrat
ing her eighty-ninth birthday.
Ben Hawley is handling shooting Star,
a speedy four-year-old sired by "Jngles" anC
owned by by C.. A. Simmons. Indications
| point TO a mark below 30
Nat Robinson, who has been confined tC
the house nearly all winter on account o
sickness, made his first trip up town MONDAY
and is feeling much better.
c. Il. Hunt has purchased the EdgertoI
property, consisting OF a small house, harness
shop and several acres OF land. Mr.. Hunt il
making arrangements TO remove the hous
and erect new house on the same lot.
In spite of the hard times Stowe is pushin,
forward in the line OF progress Building
are continually going up, the Village Trus
tees are giving us better sidewalks and ney
bridges, manufacturing is being more ex
tensively done, and railroad is to soon con
meet with our thriving village-where bushes
and traffic is fast increasing, and electrl
lights are needed.