News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-01-18
STOWE.

STOWE.
A. S. Kellogg lost valuable COW Sunday
night
Miss Nettie Brush returned from Montpelier
Tuesday.
Henry Mcmahon Of Burlington was in town
last week.
C, j. Scribner was at home from St. Albans
over Sunday.
John Upper OF Rochester was at c. E.
Burt's Wednesday.
Mrs. George Adams is in Burlington caring
for Mrs. E. c. Harlow.
Il. G. Thomas has gone to Boston to at
tend the poultry show.
Ira Mum aud wife are visiting their sons
at Saranac Lake, n. Y.
Dr.. n. p. Bugbee is in town from Groton
Tor the rest of the month.
Ed Douglass had his foot badly crushed
between two logs Monday.
Owing to the illness of Prin Dalrymple, the
High School was closed Tuesday.
A masquerade and basket picnic will be
held at town hall Friday evening, Jan. 27.
Mrs. Max Hazleton went to Rutland Mon
day to care for Mary Carey, who is quite i'll.
Messrs W. g. and A. W. Ferrin and wives
of Montpelier visited relatives in town Thurs
day.
Walter Adams and Miss Sadie Harlow Wis
tied Mrs c. c. Harlow in Burlington, Tues
day.
Frank Downer and Jesse Kellogg were in
Hardwick Monday, looking into a business
venture
The Y. P. S. G. E. have a social at the home
of Mrs. NJ J. Kimbal this evening an. 10.
All are cordially invited
]. L. Stafford has moved to the Harris
house on Maple street and Henry Nelson to
his recent purchase, the Marshall place
Rev. Francis Holden's topic for Sunday
morning will be Not in the Creed but in the
Deed" All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev L. Il. Elliott of Waterbury, secretary
of the Vermont Bible Society, will preach at
the NJ. E. Church, Sunday, Jan. %, at 11:45
q. III.
Superintendent l.. G. Frost of the Mount
Mansfield Electric Railroad was called home
to Berwick, Me-, Friday night, by the illness
of his family.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. S. c. Poors Wednesday, Jan. %, with
social in the evening. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
meeting Of the creditors of James B.
Eyde will be held at the Green Mountain Inn,
Jan. 20, next Friday at 1:30 to choose one
or more trustees of his estate.'
Ward Chaffee and Miss sherman we're mar
ried at the NJ E. Parsonage Saturday morn
ing by Rev. NJ. H. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs
Chaffse left on the flyer" for Montpelier
President A. n. Loden OF Boston and Cen
eral Manager F. j. Shepard of Derry, N. H..
were in Stowe Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Mount Mansfield Electric Rail-
road.
The Current Events club will hold on adj
jOurned meeting in the High School room
Friday evening, Jan. 20. The topic for de-
bate will be the same question of The su-
periority of the newspaper to the magazine"
The i. V. NJ Mandolin and Glee club gave
a most excellent concert at Unity church Fri
day evening. In spite of the storm the boys
had the best house of the season thus far
and showed their appreciation of thegreeting
given them By double program throughout,
Mrs. Malvina Robinson died very suddenly
OF heart trouble at the home of her son, f. NJ.
Robinson, Friday night Mrs Robinson was
about 90 years OF age, member of the we'll
known Moody family and a most estimable
lady. The funeral services were held at the
residence Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Monroe
officiating.
Just as Mr.. c. L. Mcmahon and family were
sitting down to dinner last Thursday Mrs
Mcmahon was called into the paror upon
some errand and discovered that a blanket
which had been thrown over a chair beside
the stove to warm was all ablaze. The fire
was put out without serious trouble and with
no loss except the blanket and chair and
hole burned in the carpet
The young people Of Unity church reorgan-
lied last Sunday evening. The society will
hereafter be called The Young People Fra
ternity of Unity Church" Eighteen became
members at this meeting. The following
Ia. H.
Holden; Vice Pres, l.. L. Harris; Sec. and
Treas, Miss Inez Cole Elk. Com, DR.. Fl. W.
Barrows, Mrs. Francis Holden and Mrs
NJ. A. Jenney.