News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-21
STOWE.

Guy Ayers spent Sunday in johnson.
John Vearen was in New York last week.
Guy Clough of Bakersftld is visiting at W.
j. Atkins.
c. G. Town aud son Archie visited in Wind
sor last week.
7. f Smith and A. A. Pike we're in Hyde |
Park Tu siay.
Hon. George Randall of Waterbury was in
town Monday.
George Emery of Wocott was in town the
first OF the week.
James GoGgiDs visited his home in Middle
sex over sunday.
Mrs Mary FL Ike spent portion of last
week in Montpelier.
Mrs. Malvina Fisher returned to Hartford,
CT last Saturday.
Miss Nettie Brush was at home from Mont
pPlier over sunday.
Sam Newcomb OF Rouses Point visited old
friends here last week.
Miss Fannie Davis visited in Moretown
Sunday and Monday.
c. F. Eddy and L. E. Pike were in Lowell on
business last Friday.
r. " Germaine of Jonesville visited at j.
l.. Stsfford's last week.
Andrew Buron is visiting his sister who is
quite sick in st. Adams.
Mrs. George jones of Manchester, n. H., is
guest at Peter Qunn's
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
HoisengtOn last Thursday.
The small child of s F. Boardman has been
quite i'll for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass are visiting a
daughter at SaXton's River.
Senator Pike and Representative Burt
were al home over Sunday.
Mark Chalfee has rented and moved to the
Eliakim Bigelow farm on the West Branch.
L. $ Bryant, who is a conductor on the c.
| S. W. railway, visited at A. Cox's last week.
!. D. wilkins and wife we're in town part
OF last week and were guests of j. 5. Wilkins.
Felix Wells is taking a five weeks trip
! through southern Vermont and western Mas
sachusetts.
! Misses Nellie Mum and Katherine Duffn of
Montpelier were visiting Id town Saturday
and Sunday,
Nelson A. Gibbs, who has made his home in
| Cuttiugsville for several years, is moving
! back to Stowe.
A conundrum supper will be held at the
Unity church vestry Wednesday evening, Nov.
81. All are invited.
o. E. Luce returned Friday from a trip to
Nova Scotia where he went to inspect some
mining property near Yarmouth.
FL Derby fell one day last week while carry
| ing piece of furniture down stairs and sus-
tanned fracture of one of his ribs
Mrs George Wakefield had one of her bad
spells last Friday night and was in quite a
critical condition for a few hours.
Tilman Wright has rented his farm in So.
Hollow to Mr. Crossett OF Waterbury and will
move to the Royce house at the village.
Ed. Chaplin has bought a farm at Water
bury Center and takes possession next week.
Jim Campbell taking his place with Luce u
Smith
A grand Thanksgiving ball will be given at
Love- Joy hall Wednesday night, Nov. %; full
bill $l.5O. Emores orchestra will furnish
music.
Fred E Smith, Howard Butts and James
Mcmahon have purchased 1000 acres of tim
Der land on Mt. Mansfield owned by Underhill
parties.
C. l.. Mcmahon was called to Boston Fri
day night by the death of his brother-in-law,
John 0ougherty, who was an old railroad
man on the Boston & Maine
E F. Moore, the BuIlington contractor
has taken big lumber job of j. j, Billings
and came up last week with force of men
and teams ready to go to work.
Miss Vira Smith, clerk at Miles Mcmahon &
, Co.'s store, received a very painful injury
Monday evening by having a couple of fingers
caught in the door of the office safe.
9 Mr.. Richardson, who HAS made her home
= for some time with her sUn-in-laW, Chas. Z
Hopkins died last Thursday night. Funera
8 service were held Sunday at the house.
e n H. Kaiser had his hand caught by
S meat hook while working in the H. E. Jenney
market last Friday. The wound was yer,
n painful for afew days, but is now doing nicely
s DR.. W. G. Church of Burlington was in tow
g Thursday to see Mrs. Peter Quinn Mrs
n Quinn's many friends are pleased to lear
that she is decidedly better and that tn
v chances seem very good for her complete re
3 | covery.
!. D. g. Thomas, NJ. C. Lovejoy, Fl. E. Shaw
e and c. L. Mcmahon attended the Fish ant
Game League banquet at Montpelier las
!. Wednesday night. Mr.. Thomas was made
/ mem Der of the executive committee and o. Z
y Luce was elected Vice President for Lamoill
il county.
Supt. Smith has been making some moder
Il improvements at the power house. The Goa
v shed has been turned around and clapboard
+ ed. The many improvements Supt. Smit
I has made on the road the past year are YER
noticeable, thus it would indicate that tn
Mount Mansfield Electric road is prospecting
70 and it is.
h standing at the creamery one morning las
: week, which resulted in a lively runaway. Tb
n | horses ran as far as the j. B. Slayton plac
where they we're stopped. The steam ez
/ hausting from the engine at the creamery wi
~ account for the horses fright.
d Rev. R. Gale, pastor of Unity church, wi
IL speak rext Sunday morning upon 1.-The In
o portance of Organization in Religious Work.
% The aim Of the sermon will be to treat som
of the practical issues of Unity church at th
present time, and it is hoped that all thos
= interested in this society will make a speciG
= effort to represent. The young peoples Fra
% ternity will hold praise service in the ever
!; ing at 700 Leader, Leo Moody. A cordit
invitation is extended to all to be present.
/. Frank Taylor, who claimed to come her
N from New Hampshire, hired out to Alph
Ne Sherman one day last week and went to wor
Of upon Sherman's lumber job at the Fork
Wednesday night Taylor gathered up wha
loose articles he could find at the boardin
house, fellow workman named Jelley bein
the chief sufferer, and decamped going Waite
bury way. Officer Q. Il. Burt searched fc