News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-10-18
STOWE.

W F. Benson is in BUst IN this week.
DR.. u. B. Esmond was in Burlington,
Tuesday.
Leo Straw is at home few days from
Bakersfield
Mr.. Parlin of Lttleton, n. h, spent Sun
day at j. c. Shedd's.
The Stowe Graded School was closed last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkins visited relatives
in Montpelier last week.
Charles Cutler has been laid up with a Sc
we're case of rheumatism.
Miss Nda George of Taunton, Mass, is Wis
iting her parents in Sterling.
Alice Campbell has gone to Mortified
where she finds employment.
Mrs. insolvency of Burlington is the guest
of her brother. c. L. Mcmahon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Chatfee returned Satur-
day from a trip to Massachusetts.
Owing to the absence of the Band the skat-
ing rink will be postponed this week.
Mrs. Fred Billings and children visited Mrs.
Billings sister in Montpelier recently,
Elmer Gravein has rented the Wilkins farm
at present occupied by Chas. Pameau.
W. F. Churchill Of the Summit House,
closes very successful season this week.
Miss Matte Hyde who spent the summer
in the Adirondacks, is visiting at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage last Saturday
Mrs. Mum, who has been stopping 10 town
for few days, has gone to New Hampshire.
DR.. Bridgeman and A. W. Ferrin, of Mont
pelier, we're at II. G. Thomas over Sunday.
Mr.. Payton. of the electrical irm of Barnes
n pavtOn Of Troy in Ia ar
week.
Mrs T. E. Smith and Mrs. J. L. Stafford
spent portion of last week on Mount Mans
field.
Rev. c. S. Nutter Of st. Adams spoke at
the Methodist and West Branch churches last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Spaulding was taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital tor treatment last
Wednesday.
| Work on Lake Mansfield has been suspend
| ed for the winter, but will be resumed early
| in the spring.
Horace Faunce and Mrs. Mary Rock were
called to Mortified last week by the death
and burial of a sister
Mr.. Love of Montpelier who was landlord
of the Mt. Mansfield House thirty years ago,
was in town Monday.
The General Manager of the New England
Telephone Co. was in town last week, looking
after the interests OF the company.
The Stowe Band will furnish music for Q
promenade at Waterbury Center, Friday
evening, October 20. A special car leaves
Stowe at O'Clock p. m.
The engines and dynamos in use on Mt
Mansfield for the searchlight were taken dowI
Monday and Messrs. Holt and Harris have
returned to their homes.
Billy Vans Consolidated Minstrels give al
entertainment at town hall, October Is
The company contains twelve members ant
comes well recommended.
The Stowe band received its new uniforms
last week in season for Thursdays celebra
ton and the opinion is universal that tn
boys made fine appearance in the parade
Captain Clark, Commander of the famou
Oregon, has recently purchased stock in tn
Lake Mansfield Trout Club, and Montpelie
admirers of Admiral Dewey are planning t.
present him with a share.
Mrs. L. H. Raymond who has been i'll wit
consumption for several months, died a
the home of her parents on the Yves
Branch, Tuesday morning. Mrs. Raymon
was for many years one of Stoves mos
popular public school teachers and was
: young lady Of most estimable character.
few less than thousand passengers wer
carried by the Mount Mansfield Electric R. R
last Thursday. Dewey Day. OF these goo
number came from the ueighboring towns
Morrstown and Hyde Park, and SUPP
Smith desires to express his appreciation {
the liberal patronage the road received froI
the north.