News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-11-03
STOWE.

J. J. veareu is in New York, buying holt
day goods.
Sam Thomas has returned to his engineer |
ing work in Boston.
o. l.. Luce had business in New York and
other places this week.
John Tedford got a severe scalp wound last
week that made him dizzy.
Lewis Stebbins OF Morristown will soon
occupy the Stockwell house.
Mr. Burgess says he wants more good
workngmen on the railroad at once.
Charles Hsle returned to Walpole, Mass,
last week, where be is employed as engineer.
Mrs. Tabor was called to New York Sunday
night by a telegram, to attend the funeral OF
her grandson.
Albert Mum, who has been making short
stay in town, will return home to Saranac
lake, this week.
The auction at the Moody farm was post
poned until next Saturday at 10 a. m, on
account of the rain.
A Mr.. Bishop of Bethel, Vt, has purchased
the stage route property of Morse and will
take possession soon.
o. g. Harris of Burlington will have
cloak sale at Simmons store this week Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
The Unity ladies have a sewing circle at the
vestry Friday afternoon, followed by an
oyster supper in the evening. Bill 20 cents.
The second boiler and engine was hauled
from Waterbury depot to the station Mon
day. The power station will soon be in run
ming order.
The voters of Stowe voted last Saturday,
to extend the time thirty days to complete
the electric railroad, making the date now
January l, when cars shall be running.
Two small gangs of Yankees shoveled and
carted over 500 two-hOrse loads of dirt at
the cut near Burt Brothers mill Friday last.
The DagOs are not lin it" for shovelling.
Mrs. Nellie Noe and her father, Martin
Muzzy, started Monday for Hartford, Conn.
MIR. Muzzy will probably make a few days
| visit with his daughters before he returns.
| George wilkins lost his pocketbook last
| Thursday between this place and Garfield,
| going by way of Cady's Falls. 1t contained
considerable money and valuable papers. At
last accounts it had not been recovered.
Fred Morrill, and wife are to have charge OF
the boarding house at Osman Sanborn's lum-
Der mill upon South Branch above the Forks,
Mrs Jane Sanborn, who has been there Tor
several years will spend the winter at home.
Miss Harriet Savage, town superintendent
| of schools, gave an informal reception to the
school teachers of Stowe at her home on
| DdJuEudN. L lie ltdcuRIS ubddly an tttDltu
the opportunity to meet in a social way and
were all very pleasantly entertained
The joke seems to be on a party of young
men who attempted to serenade Elmer Bar
rows and bride. Alter making the night
hdeous for long time at the residence o
Ausil BaTrOws an uncle, be came out and
told them there was no married couple there
The young fellows succeeded in locating Elmer
Saturday night and were freely treated tC
cigars, etc.
Two small boys, like Johnnie Vearen anC
Lewis Pike, were playing together one after
noon in the stone culvert recently built, anC
in some way Johnnie received bad cash OF
his head, while hurrying up the channel Il
seems that the little fellows were having
race when the accident happened. Both re
treated, and Johnnie was taken to the near
est drug store where applications were ap
piled and he was considered out of danger il
a few moments and is doing well now.