News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-12
STOWE.

John Downer was in Burlington Monday.
H. 6. Thomas has moved to DR.. Binghams
house.
George Kidder of Montpelier, was in town
Friday.
5. D. Baker visited relatives in Montpelier,
last week.
Rev. W. E. Douglass of Barton was in town
last week
Miss Lila Mayo is visiting her sister in
Mortified.
Allan B. Thompson was at home portion
{. ]. Scribner was at home from st. Adams
over Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Prouty of Newport is visiting
relatives in town.
George Upper of Bethel was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
c. F. Eddy of Waitsfeld, was in town the
first of the week,
Wilbur Bilgow returned to his home in Sa.
lem, Mass. Tuesday.
Lillian Blodah of Bakersfield is visiting
Mrs. Walter SIayton.
The Unity Circle will meet with Miss Nett
Owen, Thursday afternoon.
Rev. G. P. Emery and mother spent por-
! ton OF last week in Burlington.
Miss Lula Hutchns entertained party of
friends at whist Friday evening.
Miss Grace Camp of Montpelier was guest
of Mis-. Edmund Wells last week
Mrs C. L. Mcmahon returned from a trip
to Rochester, n. Y, last Saturday.
Roswell Russell aud Henry Pike, visited
relatives in LyndOnville recently.
Mrs Ellen j. Mitchell returned TO her home
in New Haven, Conn, last Friday
The case OF Godfrey VS. Horrick has been
postponed from July l | to July Is.
Miss Joanna Mcmahon of Burlington was
a guest Of L. l.. Mcmahon last week.
NJ. Il. Mcmahon has sold out his interest
in the Moscow store to Augustus Mcmahon.
Mrs D. r. Perry and Mrs Mitchell OF
Clarenont y. H., are spending the summer
in town
MIS-. C. H. Stone and daughters, of Mime
apolis, are guests OF Mrs. Stones father, E.
K. Hale.
Mrs. Dr.. Bingham of Burlington and Miss
Edwards Of MinOoski were in Stowe a part OF
last week.
Miss Katie Kinsley, trained nurse from
the Mary Fletcher hospital, is caring for Mrs.
Osse Adams.
H. E. Shaw has his big storehouse nearly
completed, and has halt dozen cars on the
| road to ill it.
Walter Mansfield, who lives on the old
Mansfield place on Little River" lost two
| cows by lightning last Thursday.
States Attorney Thompson; Clerk s. B.
Waite, and Col. Sawyer, were in town Fri
day taking the deposition of Mrs. Goodpll in
the chicken case of Sweetzer,
Among the late arrivals at George W. Har-
| lows, on the HILL are Mrs. D. B. Perry and
| Miss A hhip c. Mitchell of CIarpmOnt y II
and Fred S Grams of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The young peop'e of Unity church hold a
musical sOciabe at 0. $. Smiths, Moscow,
Friday evening, July IA. The electric cars
| leave Stowe O'Clock p. m and return after
/ the entertainment. Regular rates Mr..
| Smith has large house and wants to see it
! filled. Everyone is most cordially invited.
Orlando J. Benson, one Of the towns old
est citizens died last Thursday night. Mr.
| Benson has always been a resident of Stowe,
| living for a generation on the old Benson
| farm on the West Branch. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon a Unity church,
| the pastor, Rev. Francis Holden officiating.
r. B. Bradley celebrated his birthday Mon.
| day, July 10, by a party in the evening
| The Stowe COrnet Band was in attendance
and furnished music for the occasion Ice
cream was served and the evening proved a
very enjoyable one to the many friends who
called TO pay their respects to Mr.. and Mrs
| Bradley.
School at Moscow closed Friday, July 7
Whole number of scholars 33, average atten
| dance 80. ThOse having no marks during
| the term were, Jennie French, Daniel Mamie
John and Thomas Griffiths, Lillian Kendall
| Helen MOultOn, John Smith and Budd War
rem. George Moody and Angie Smith were
absent one .day.-Myra Herrick, teacher