News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-09-20
STOWE.

Prof Frank Butler, of Boston is in town
Mrs. Nellie Noe has gone to West STAFFORD,
N. H.
May West of Barre has been at ]. A. Stat
ford's.
W. J. Bigeow of Burlington was in town
Saturday.
Bertha Isham was at home from Richmond
over Sunday.
Fred Berry of Burlington is spending a
few days in town
B. E.. Buzzell of Richmond. visited his
parents last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Wells visited relatives
in Calais last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierson-of Boston, are visit
ing at Frank Cooley's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Drugg are visiting their
daughter in st. Adams.
Sarah Mayo of Mortified has been visit
ing il town few days.
Max Hazclton has been engaged at Green
Mountain Ion for the winter.
l.. s. Moody Esq. and L. e. Raymond,
we're in Burlington, Monday.
Frank Hawley and family of Brocton, Mass.
are visiting at Ben Hawley's.
Contractor Ward of the Bolton Falls plant,
visited Mt. Mansfield, Sunday.
Mrs. Hitchcock and daughter of New York
City, are guests at P. D. Pixies.
The first snow of the season fell on Mt.
Mansfield last Thursday night.
Miss Nancy Kaiser returned to her home
in Lowell, Mass, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Pike and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Pike left for Ottawa Monday.
E. c. Kaiser and George Buzzell visited
Mr.. L. G. Frost at Bethel last Friday,
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the Congreg ational church last Sunday
Charlie and Ernest Scrihner, were at home
from st. Adams and Burlington last week.
Henry Tabor, who has been stopping at
"Four Winds" went to Burlington, Saturday.
Stowe Correct Band gave an open air con-
cert at the new band stand Monday evening.
E. R. Tabor, who has been the guest of his
aunt Mrs. C. {. Tabor, life for Chicago last
week
Austin Howard of West Hartford, was here
Saturday, purchasing hardwood lumber for
market.
George Norway, who has been working in
Boston for several weeks returned home
Friday.
The roller skating rink will open Friday
evening September %. Stowe Cornet Band
will furnish music.
MT. anu MIS-. OudIleS L. 1 eIN i6Ii VI NOElu-
| field have been visiting Mrs. Pervier's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mayo.
Col. Merriam who has been stopping at
the Green Mountain Inn forseveral weeks, re-
turned to Minneapolis Monday.
Nj. C. Lovejoy, O. E. Luce, H. E. Jenney
| and n. B. Barrows took in the Ottawa ex-
cursion last week, returning Friday night.
About fifty from here, including Stowe Cor.
net Band attended the promenade concert at
| Green Mountain Seminary last Friday night.
No services will be held at Unity church
next Sunday. On Sunday, October l, Rev.
| Frank Gale of Barre, the new pastor, will
speak.
The West Branch Ladies Circle will meet
with Mrs Newell Bigelow. on Friday after
noon of this week. All friends are cardialy
| invited.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Thomas left Friday
| for a few days stay in Bennington, after
which Mr.. Thomas will return to his work
on the city survey of Buffalo, N. Y.
Another choppng bee will be held at Lake
Mansfield next Thursday. Everyone invited.
| Work on the dam is progressing favorably
under the direction of G. E. Burt.
Mrs w. g. Simmons and Mrs. Woodruff,
of UuionvilIe, Conn. have been guests at
| {. A. Simmons the past week having made
|
The o. f. S. will hold a sociable at ]. A.
| Scaffords next Tuesday evening, September
| %. Refreshments will be served and a must
cal program rendered. All are cordially in
vited.
A temporary board of officers OF the Lake
Mansfield Trout Club, was chosen last Thurs
day evening as follows:-President, O. E.
Luce Vce-President, J. ]. Vearen; Secretary
II. G Thomas; Treasurer, F 0. Burt Direct
ors, O. E. Luce, G. &. Burt, H. W. Barrows,
j. j. Vearen, l.. C. Moody; Auditors. C. p.
McMahan, Il. E. Shaw, Il. G. Thomas.
Twenty-Five new books have been added to
the Stowe Free Library Among these are
How to Know the Ferns" The Break up
of China, 1.-The Battle of the Strong -" Dav.
id Harum," "Key of the Holy House" 'SSir
Godffey's Granddaughter" and "a Flower
of France" Eight volumes of Rudyard Kip
lng's works have been presented to the Ii
brary by Anna C. Bracket
Rev Francis W. Holden closed his labors
as pastor of Unity church last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Holden left Monday morning on &
| carriage trip to their future home in Norton,
Mass, going by way ofWhite River junction
and Bernardston, where Mr.. Holden will
preach next Sunday. During his stay o
about a year in Stowe he has secured the af
lection and respect of the community anC
has demonstrated himself a preacher of unus
ual ability. The town will regret the depart
ure of Mr.. Holden and his estimable wife,