News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-17
STOWE.

MT ana MIS- ". L. OeIIy VISITED IN Oaldis |
last week.
0 E. Luce wes in Montpelier portion Of
last week.
Mrs l. B. Smith is visiting relatives in
Richmond.
The Corg'l parsonage is being newly rooied
with slate
DR.. L. NJ Bingham of Burlington was in
town Monday.
Miss Grace Till visited her brother in Jeri-
cho over Sunday.
Stanley Adams visited in Montpelier and
vicinity last week.
Chas Pillsbury and wife of Mortified have
been visiting in town.
George White reports picking ripe raspber-
ries one day last week.
Miss Floy Eddy was at home from Goddard
Seminary over Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Barnard is spending part of the
week in Manchester, n. II.
A huskiDg party was held at Will Smiths
on Luce Hill Monday night.
S G. Atwood has sold his farm property on
West Hill to Mr.. Parsons Of BROOKE Id who
takes possession in the spring.
Miss Lula White vent to Mortified Mon.
day where she has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Adams are entertaining a
daughter born last Wednesday,
Ralph Warren of the Burlington High
school was at home over Sunday.
Mrs George Norway is 10 Unionville, Mass,
caring for her sister, Mrs Grotton.
James Goggins worked for the Citizen Tele-
phone Co at Morrisyille last week.
Mrs. c. C. Taber and the Misses Taber are
spending few days in Burlington.
Leo Straw aud Elliott Stafford are enjoy
in bo
Misses Hurd of Pittsburq Pa, and Lucia
of Montpelier were in town Saturday.
L. L Harris, A. G. Sayton, A. A. Pike and
L, Mcmahon were in Montpelier, Tuesday
j. j. Vearen was in Ess, Junction Monday
and purchased nice pair of driving horses.
| Prin, c. L. Cowles attended the teachers
Institute at Rutland Thursday and Friday.
A party of Masons took trip to Water
| bury last Wednesday night on a special car.
Mr. and Mrs 5. D. Baker returned Wednes-
day from an extended trip through the west,
| NJ. C. Lovejoy, 0 E. Luce, e B. Cobb and
Hollis Brown attended the trot at Barre
| Friday.
About so couple are attending the dar cling
school conducted by Prof. and MIS- George
Elmore.
Craig Burt and Nathan Thomas we're at
!
| Sunday.
7. E. Smith and James Goggins we're called
to Montp, ler Monday as witness in Wash
ington county court.
Voluey Babcock Representative from
Bridgewater, visited friends on the Branch
Saturday and Sunday.
c. D. Gibbs and wife are spending the week
in Montpelier. Henry Mcmahon is taking
| Mr.. Gibbs place in the shop.
Mrs. G c. Jones, after few weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Il. G. Sherwin, has re
turned to Manchester, N. II.
DR.. Coy" Bugbee was in town briefly last
week The doctor expects soon to make
Stowe a settled point for dental work.
Miss Lydia Hartig, special missionary in
the south and West, gave an illustrated lee
ture at the Cong'l church Sunday evening.
Fred Ferrin, who has been boss of the
"Dago" workmen at Lake Mansfield, has
closed his work, there and goneto Burlington
A party of "a Sons of Veterans from VOL
cot visited Clark Camp last Thursday even
ing and enjoyed an oyster supper at Grand
Army hail.
C. L. Mcmahon and Fl G. Thomas we're in
Burlington last week in the interests of the
Lake Mansfield Trout Club and disposed of
stock to some of the leading residents of the
Queen City.
Bert Shaw was seriously wounded 10 his
right eye last week by the premature explo-
sion of gun his eye being filed with powder.
The eye is doing well and Bert hopes to be
able to return to work in a few days.
The Mason and o. Z. S. societies will serve
, an oyster supper at their hall next Friday
evening Oct 10, from half past five to eight
O'Clock. musical program will be render
ed and a cordial invitation is extended to ev-
sryone
The new reading rooms in the depot block
3 we're formally opened Tuesday evening. The
rooms are very prettily finished and furnish
ed and will make an attractive place to spend
an evening. Arrangements have been made
; to keep them open each weekday eVening from
seven to ten, and the rooms will be well sup
piled with new and interesting reading mat
ter Rev. Mr.. Emery, who has had the mat
ter in charge, deserves much credit for the
successful results Of his labors.
!, A. Fl. Slayton was called to West Superior
: Wis, last week by the death of his nephew
Arthur Thomas. News from there indicates
that the deceased had, while hunting, mount
a ed a log to get a better view, and was mistak
en- for deer by some unknown hunter who
fred at long range. The autopsy at first in
dicated that broken neck was the cause o
death, but later bullet wound was found
but there had been no external bleeding Mr.
Thomas gun was found to be loaded, TIL,
deceased was a civil engineer and very popu
o lar III West Superior, and the people there ar
using every means to discover the perpetrato
of the shooting.
CARD OF THANKs.-Mts. Fannie Jewett wish
es to express her heartfelt thanks to tn,
: friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted
during the sickness and burial of her beloved
husband. And also to those who helped t.
b gather her crops.