News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-16
STOWE.

Miss Carrie Brush is at home from Mont
Delier.
Henry Murphy ofNorth Hero was here re-
Gently.
Bertha Cakes returned from trip to Bos-
ton last week.
Harvey Hyde visited in North Woodstock,
n. ii. last week.
Fred Scribner is at home from Bath, Me-,
for "A short vacation.
Charles, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
&. b. Gale is quite ILL.,
Rev NJ RYAN of Middlesex called upon
Stowe friends Friday.
Francis Downer of Hardwick, was at home
portion of last week.
Supt T E. Smith of the Mt. Mansfield R. R.
was in johnson Monday.
DR. l.. NJ. Bingham of Burlington was in
town part of last week.
Mrs. Howe and daughter of Rutland al Q
guests of Mrs. A Il. Sayton.
W. G. and A. w. Ferriu of Montpelier were
in town Thursday and Friday.
Mr. H W. Burgett of Boston called upon
his friends in Stowe last week
J. l.. Stafford and wife and Miss Williamson
were in louisville over Sunday.
r. A. Watts of Waterbury is making re-
pans upon j. Statford's house.
Rev. W. NJ. Newton, principal of Montpelier
Seminary, was in town Thursday.
Ed Seaver and family of Worcester, Mass,
have been visiting relatives in town.
Miss Minnie Smith of Worcester, Mass,
has been a guest at L.. W. Buzzelps.
Rev Frank Gale of Barre will speak at
Unity church next Sunday, August 20.
George Wakefield has been visiting in Con-
odd ,,,I lrCH in, Hy1o DntI
Harold Mcmahon received bad blow on
the head from base ball club Monday.
George Sallies of Montpelier is spending a
few weeks with his parents at the Forks.
Joanna Mcmahon and Miss Clark of Bur-
lingtOn were at q. i. McMahon's last week.
Maud Nichols of Philadelphia is the guest
of Mrs. I. E, Smith at Green Mountain Inn.
Misses Marguerite Slocum and Miss Edith
Dodge OF Morrisville are spending a few days
in town.
Among the latest arrivals at Geo. W. Har-
lows are Mr. and Mrs. F. Ii. Fisher of Bur-
lington.
Rev. J. Edward Wright and family, of
Montpelier have been guests of Miss Anna c.
Brackett.
D, l.. Miles of Barre. accompanied by a
party of fifteen, visited Stowe and Mt. Nuns
field last week.
George Thompson is moving his houshold
effects to Montreal, where he will open a
Commercial school.
/ Kate Stone and daughters went to BurliDg.
ton Saturday and after few days will return
to their home in Minneapolis.
The Misses Beardsley, who have been Wis.
| itiDg az W. II. Il. Moultons, have returned
to their home in Brooklyn, NY
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giles, was severely bitten on the face and neck
by savage dog at the Israel Hale place last
week
1t is reported that Mrs. Betsy Slayton's
place on the West Branch, one o the finest
farms in Stowe, has been sold to Mr.. Slade Of
Fall River, Mass
The Board of School Directors have secured
Mr.. Clarence Coles OF Crattsbury as Principal
of the High School. Mr.. Coles is a u. V. M
man and comes highly recommended.
The funeral services of Mrs. Alger the
mother of Mrs. Will Morrill, we're held last
Wednesday, Elder Reed officiating Burial
took place at the West Branch cemetery.
The guests stopping at Travellers Inn,
are l.. j. Comstock, Miss Josie Jones, F.
Grams, FL. W. Pinkerton, wife, and two
children, of Brooklyn N. Y; j. s. Pnkerton
and wife of Taunton, Mass acAusetts; Miss
AuDle mllCutll anu MIS-. u. ID. IefTy, OlaTe'
mont, N. H.; 7. ID. Fisher and wife, OF Burling.
ton.
DR.. Minor Baldwin, the famous organist
assisted by Miss Webster soprano, Will give
a concert at Unity church Wednesday even.
ing. DR.. Baldwin needs no introduction to a
Stowe audience, be having drawn crowded
houses here on two occasions this summer.
The program will be entirely new with the
exception OF the Tempest" which will be re-
peated by request.
A large crowd gathered at the opening pic
mic at the Palisades" last Friday, and Mr..
PIKE received many compliments upon the
| beauty of the grounds and tie public spirit
displayed in preparing them for the public.
In the evening band concert was given at
the park, which was prettiy lighted by lap
anese lanterns. Brief remarks were made oy
Rev. Mr.. Emery. Mr. Ball and Rev. Mr.. II old
en- and responded to by Mr. Pike.
Teachers have been appointed for the fall
term as fulows-High school, Principal,
Clarence c les; Grammer depar tment, Nellie
Watts; Intermediate, Harriet Vearen; Prm-
airy, Alice Barrows; Lower Village. Dora
Fairbanks; Moscow, Myra Herrick; Mills,
Nyra Luce; West Branch, Josie Herrick;
Edison HILL Hattie Carey; Forks, Susie Bige-
low; Wade. Bertha Barrows; West Hill, Nate
Thomas; Fucker St, Dora Scribner; North
Hollow to be supplied; South Hollow, Mable
Godfrey; Brownsville, Gertrude Clark.
The annual picnic held at Smuggler's
Notch last Thursday, was a memorable one
in the number of guests from different sec
tions of the United States: in the weather,
which was Of densely liquid nature and
yet cast no gloom, over the gathering; in
its oratory. pat, often eloquent, and never
tedious, and most especially in the dinner
which combined the deicacies of civilization,
with the trophies of the fshermen's skill, in
the form of three hundred or more choice
brook trout. Among the gentlemen present
from out of town, were II. W. Burgett of
Boston; W. p. Bailey of Rogers, Ark; Judge
Jamson and Col Merriam of Minneapolis;
w. q. Ferrin and Albert Ferrin of Montpelier:
Harry Brown of Waterbury; C. A. Gle of
Morrisville and Fred Keller of hyde Park.
The dinner was pronounced the very best
ever eaten in the Notch, and produced in the
after dinner speakers ali intense admiration
for Vermont and all that goes to make Yer.
mont beautiful and desirable as a dwelling
place. q. l.. Mcmahon served very accept.
ably as toastmaster and short speeches we're
made by most of the out of town guests and
responded to by several of the Stowe gentle.
men.
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