News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-01-25
STOWE.

Mrs Fred Douglas is very i'll.
Mrs A. H. Slayton is visiting her sister at
Rutland.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Culver's
died Sunday.
Miss Carrie Brush has returned from Der
work in Montpelier.
Mr. Parkhurst of Hyde Park has rented
Alvin wilkins farm.
subscriptions for this paper may be left !
with the postmaster.
Mrs. Jane Howe of Rutland visited rela- |
tives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elakim Bigelow visited rela |
tives in Burlington last week.
hundred thousand feet of logs were put
into the Burt mill yard last week.
R. W German has finished work for j. L.
Stafford and returned to Jonesville.
Mrs. Harry Fulington OF johnson is a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Wilkins.
The district schools, with the exception of
the Wade and Moscow districts, closed Fri
day.
Mrs j. A. Stafford attended the Spiritual
ist convention at Montpelier Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. H. C. Sherwin, who lives just over
the line in Morrstown, picked four-lealed
clover Jan 5.
Supt. F. E Smith of the Montpelier and
Barre Traction Co. called upon his Stowe
friends Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Munroe and wife and daughter
aud Miss Lilly Mayo attended the Y. P. ). e.
b. convention at Johnson Tuesday.
A. masquerade with picnic supper will be
held at town hall Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Sons OF Veterans All are
invited.
B. Z. Shaw has finished work for C.. D.
Gibbs and has leased. the unused waiting
room in the depot with the purpose of open
ing barber shop.
A. v Spauding, Esq, of Burlington was in
! town Friday as counsel for the Mercantile
Collection Association in several suits
brought that day.
At the meeting of the creditors of j. B.
| Hyde of Moscow called by Referee Deavitt at
Green Mountain Inn, Friday afternoon, A. C.
! Cakes was chosen as Trustee.
Mrs. NJ. Z French, long resident of this
! town, who has been ii great sufferer from a
complication of diseases for a number of
| years. is much improved in health.
| party of twenty Changers from Morris
| town came to Stowe Tuesday, taking the
| II % car to Waterbury Center, where the
Grange installation exercises we're held.
Among the names mentioned in connection
|
c. E. Burt's absence 10 the South, are f. E.
| Stafford H. E. Nelson and e. II. Chain.
Will Morrill, met with peculiar accident the
other day. He was cutting ice on Reeds
| pond when pair of ice tongs being used by
! a fellow workman slipped and cut an ugly
! cash in MorrilPs upper lip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pike spent portion of
last week in Brooklyn, n Y Mr.. Pike re-
| turned to Boston Saturday and was there
| Joined by &. l.. McMabon who will accom-
pany him on an extended western trip.
Fred T. Goodman and wife of Lockport,
| n. Y, have been spending few days with
| Mrs. Goodman's uncle Orrin Moody. 1t is
! understood that Mr.. and Mrs Goodman will
make their future home with Mr.. Moody.
! The" Young Peoples Fraternity" of Uni
ty church have issued cards with topics and
references for each meeting OF the Fraternity
for the next three months. The meetings are
held Sunday evenings at Z O'Clock. Every
body welcome
At the special town meeting held Saturday
| afternoon a committee of three, 2. D. Pike,
N, Bigelow and A. {. Slayton, was elected to
look up available sites for town poor farm
and the probable cost of repairs, and report
at the annual March Meeting.
C. F. Eddy was in town last week and set
tied with his patrons tor December milk on
cent milk. Mr.. Eddy has offered to purchase
the skim milk another season at a price of
ten cents hundred pounds the whey to be
returned to the farmers.
Next Sunday being Christian Endeavor
Day, exercises appropriate to that occasion
will be held at the Congregational church.
In the morning there will be a sermon and in
the evening, following the conservation SER
vice, will be an address by the pastor. A
cordial invitation extended to all.
E. G. Harlow George Adams and Mrs Sar.
gent were called to Burlington Friday morn
ing by the serious condition of Mrs. Z. C.
Harlow, who suffered a hemorrhage resulting
from an operation forthe removal of a tumor
ten days previously. Mrs Harlow, although
still very weak, is thought to be on the gain.
The Stowe Cornet Band has arranged
with the Standard Concert Co. of Boston, OF
which Geo. II. Wilder of Montpelier is mana
ger, to give a concert at Unity church Sat
urday evening, Jan. %. The company con-
sists of five members, all artists, and in.
cludes Mr. Wilder, with whose flute work
Stowe weople are well acquainted, soprano
tenor, reader and cello player. Come out
and give the band boys a lift. They are
very modest in their demands on the public
and little help on such an occasion as
this is fully appreciated.
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BAKERSFIELD.