News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
STOWE,

STOWE
Jerry Flanagan is quite in with the grippe.
W. II. a. Moulton was in Montpelier Mon
day.
l. j. Thompson, Esq. was in town Mon
day.
Harry Burnham was on the sick list last
week.
Mark Poore spent portion of last week in
Richmond.
Warner Morse of Montpelier was at home
over Sunday.
George Campbell visited relatives in North
field last week
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Rob
inson last week.
c C. Burt purchased a fine pair of horses
in Eden last week.
Miss Dora Scribner is spending few weeks
in Worcester, Mass.
Mike Maloney visited his home in North
Duxbury last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T E. Smith were in Burling-
ton last Wednesday.
DR.. Barrows and Miss Lille Douglass were
in Burlington Tuesday.
Charles Cutler leaves this week for visit
to bis old home in Canada, .....
C. L. Mcmahon took business trip through
Central Vermont last week.
P. Fl Kinney OF Morristown was guest Of
Jerry Flanagan last week.
Mrs. Fl F. Jenney and Mrs. 81. z. Nelson
we're in Montpelier Thursday.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Edwin Dillingham; last Wednesday.
Warner Graham visited his parents in
Greensboro Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lillian Isham was at home from Mont
Iii apxrS I'm low and Mnnhau
The C. E. and F. 0. Burt steam mill has
been running nights for the past week.
The G. A. R., comrades have dinner and
social gathering at Jackson Sargent to-day
Rev. Frank Gale will take for subject next
Sunday, Feb. IS, Thought for the Morrow"
Deputy George Town of Morrisville visited
the Forks" on official business last Monday.
Mr. Prindle, of the Barre firm of Prindle &
Averill was in town on legal business last
Friday.
L. A. Pike and l.. Jones Comstock are
taking a trip by team through Washington
county.
Miss Delta Collins of Waterbury was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. 5. X. Weeks, over
Sunday,
Miss Marjorie Watts entertained twenty of
her schoolmates at her home last Saturday
afternoon.
The T. A. Straw Club met with Mrs C. l..
Mcmahon Monday evening. Topic, Lin
coin" There we're "a present.
Horace Harrison of Hardwick. who had
charge of the Moss Glen saw.m several
years ago, was in town recently.
The telephone exchange of the Citizen s
Line has been located in the depot block and
Miss Helen Moody placed in charge.
Carlos Clark and nephew left Monday night
| for Cambridge, Mass, where the young man
will have an operation performed for deiec
| tive palate.
| A SHAKING rink and promenade will be held
at Lovejoy's hall Friday night Feb. %
| Stowe orchestra will furnish music. Admis
sion Is cents.
] There will be a reunion of the members o.
! the Young Peoples Fraternity next Sunday
evening All members are earnestly request
ed to be present. Roll-call at 7:15.
An alarm of fire was sounded last Friday
morning, the trouble being at Monroe C1l
ver's house at the Lower Village. The blaze
was extinguished without difficulty.
Mrs. PhileDa Cook, who has been living al
the town farm for sometime, died last weel
of consumption and funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Barnard of
floating.
| Nearly 9fO.OO was redlaeu ny tue CnlUS
people at the entertainment last Friday
night. The programme throughout was very
interesting and amusing, and was thorough
| ly appreciated by the audience.
Lyman j. Clark, having sold his farm
wishes to dispose of his personal property
and will make an attempt to do so at public
auction next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, on the premises II in need of stool
or appliances for the carrying on of a farm
better be on hand. See Bills.
Arthur Kaiser of Sterling went hunting
Saturday and carried his gun with the finger
of his right hand over the muzzle to keep tn
snow out As a consequence DR.. Morgan
dressed the remnants OF the forefnger Satur
day evening, the bone being blown complete
ly out.