News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-06-20
STOWE.


The infant child Of Andrew Magoon is sell /
ously i'll.
George Colby of Montpelier was in tow.
Monday
Miss Jennie Wells is at home from Saranae i
Lake, n. Y.
Mrs. A. II. Slayton is spending several days |
10 Rutland.
Geo Straw was at home from Hariwiek |
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Houston we're in Mont |
pelier Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pike were in Burlington
last Thursday.
Rev. Frank R Gale spent last week at his
home in Barre
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Lovejoy visited in Hard
wick last week.
Mr. aud Mrs John Tedfori have a boy,
born last ejneSday.
Miss Mai )rie W It's spent last week with
Fay Morse at Morrisville.
John D. wilkins OF Montpelier was the
guest of his father asst Saturday.
Miss Iaez George went to Boston last week,
where she has secured employment,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A Lamson of 9opedale, Mass,
are stopping at Green Mountain Inn.
Perley Hale, who has been cerking in Han
cock, has closed his work and returned home.
FE Grahame of Montpelier has been in
town the past week, shipping hard wood lum-
Der.
Dr. FL W. Barrows, W Fl H. MouIton and
George Sanborn attended the session of the
Grand Lodge of Masons Mt Burlington last
week.
B E. Buzzel has returned to his former
position in Tracey's barber shop at Water
bury.
DIN Sanborn is laid up with a bad hand as
a consequence of taking a header from
bicycle ~ 8
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Gilman Of Boston are
guests of Mr.. Gilman's sister, Mrs. George
| Downer.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet with
! Mrs. w. IL. II. Moulton next Wednesday,
June q.
About fifty Morristown and Stowe Changers
attended the session at Waterbury Center
Tuesday.
j C. Shedd is attending the Division en-
| campment OF the Sons of Veterans at Bristol
this week.
Mr. Henry Holt of New York has been
making extensive repairs to his property near
E B. Cobb's.
Commander e. G. Smith of Smith Post is
attending the G. A R encampment at New
| port this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Pike, DR.. Barrows and
B. l.. Shaw are among d fishing party now
ia Greensboro.
1t is announced that the marriage of Dow
G. Scribner and Miss lnez Cole will occur
Wednesday, June 20.
Miss Nellie Mum went to Saranac Lake, N.
Y. last Friday, where she has position in
the Ampersand Hotel
" ID 6, Of Col
Mass have arrived in town and are occupy
ing their summer home.
The remains of Mrs, Gale, mother of P. r.
Gale, were brought here this week from Grand
Haven, Mich, for burial.
Miss Mary Wilkins is having her place
thoroughly repaired and will make it look as
) good as new when completed.
The caucus for the election of delegates to
; the Republican County Convention is called
for Saturday evening, June %.
A. H Cheney and family and Miss Gussit
: Peterson will attend commencement at st
: J Jhnsbury Academy this week.
Rev. g. W. Morrow of Burlington, Presi
dent of the State Auti-Saloon League vii
speak at Town Hall, Friday evening, June %
A dance and promenade will be held a.
: Lovejoy's hall Friday evening, June %
Pau's orchestra of Morrisville will furnish
music.
DR.. j. G. Morgan and Scion Spaulding Wen
TO Burlington last Saturday. Mr. Spauld
ing has recently been troubled with a baC
n tumor upon one of his eyes.
Chidren's Sunday will beobserved at Unit!
n church next Sunday. There will be a sermon
for the children in the morning, and concer
. by the Sunday-school in the evening, at 1880
Stowe Military Band gave most excellen
| OH EriH no To-
number present to enjoy the music, showed
their appreciation of its quality by liberia
applause.
! Walter Benson, of the firm of Pike & Ben
son, has been nursing a bruised foot for tn
past week, which is the result of getting
r piece of stone in his heel while on one of hi
e Boston trips.
Mr. Taylor, who is the contractor puttin
l. in the new system of water works at Esse
g Junction. was in town Monday, looking owe
IS Lake Mansfield, with view to bidding upo
}; the construction of the dam.
u Forty-two from Stowe and Moscow attend
ed the presentation of "Neighbor lakewood
r at Morrisville last night, besides a numerou
q, company the previous evening. All speak j
y most tattering terms of the entertainment
x A ladies auxiliary to Clark camp Sons {
Veterans was organized Saturday evenin
with nineteen charter members. Mrs job
st Straw was chosen president, Miss N. Il. Over
e. Vice President and Mrs. Lillian Sulham Seer
T. tary
10 10 Mountain travel is opening up UNUSUAL
- early this spring and in a manner which mus
- ~ be very gratifying to the new proprietor, NJ
= Adams. The grand old mountain grow
every year in attraction to visitors VIII
wish pure air and magnificent scenery.
:, J. l.. Stafford has closed his work for IL
- Mt. Mansfield Electric Railroad, and entere
~ ~ into the hardware business with his brothe
Oi His associates and those who have becon
acquainted with the faithful and intelIigeI
a. character of his work on the road, while +
ed GREETING his departure, will wish him all su
as cess in the future
no The people of Stowe and vicinity will ha,
o grand picnic July A, at the Palisades for Il
On benefit of H. H. Smith Post, G. A. r. III
as object is to secure funds to purchase perm
he nent markers for soldiers graves and to G
he tablish q soldiers monument fund The
&; will be a good display of fireworks in ii
re- evening, Stowe Military Band furnishing 81
rs' music.
O. j. Pfaff of Grand Haven, Mich, NJ
g Hill of Morrsville, and George and Fred Ga
81, made a trip to the Mountain last Saturdt
ST. that will long be remembered by each of thei
va They left L. II. Gales at q, M, and dro
SIC to the foot of the Mountain, where they |,
me their team, then walked up the Mountai
81, to the top of the nose over to the cave, tn