News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-10-24
STOWE.

Eunice Magoon is quite ill with bilious fe-
yer.
A. c. Mcmahon has been on the sick list re-
Gently.
NJ D Mcmahon is home from Jericho for
few days.
Mrs, P, D. Pike is spending the week in
Montpelier.
v A. Billiard, E.q., of Burlington was in
town Tuesday.
husking party was held at Fred Bashaw's
Tuesday evening.
j. E. Houstan was in Brdgewater Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. C. P Scribner is visiting her daughter
in Worcester, Mass.
W j. Rigelow and wife of Burlington are
guests of N Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett of st. Adams are Wis
iting relatives in town.
Harry Pike was at home from Montpelier
Seminary over Sunday.
T. E. Smith and A. G. Slayton were visitors
at the capital Thursday.
DR.. C. NJ. Bugbee will be in Stowe for two
weeks beginning Oct. "a.
Messrs. C. L. Mcmahon and L. A. Pike were
in Montpelier Wednesday.
F. j. Goodman has moved to the Will
Smith house on the Branch.
George Thomas, recently of Philadelphia,
is paying his parents visit.
Mrs. Clark Adams had her hand badly
crushed by a separator recently.
Rev. DR.. Worthen of st. Adams was guest
at George Sanborn's last Monday.
n. L. Nelson and G. P. Hopkins were at
home from Moretown over Sunday.
Walter Jackson and sister Georgia of Nor
risville we're visitors in town Friday.
Mrs. Kate Peterson and granddaughter,
Miss Gussie, are visiting in Manchester, N. FL.
Mrs. F. T. Downer of Hardwick has been a
recent guest of her sister at Green Mountain
Inn.
George Sallies recently cut one of his hands
with an axe, nearly severing two of the fin
gers.
Senator Pike and Representative Burt were
at home from their Legislative duties over
Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Cushm6n and daughter Mrs.
Green, are occupying the Moody house at the
lower village.
Clarence Pisbury, who has been working
in Waterbury, Conn, the past summer, is at
Andrew Rogers.
H. s. Andrews has moved his family from
Burlington to the Duran farm which he re
Gently purchased.
Mrs. B. P. Gates has recently erected fine
monument in Riverbank cemetery in memory
of her late husband.
The Mt Mansfield creamery paid it's pa
irons 81 cents for four per cent. milk or "a
cents for September butter.
C..P. Reed has sold his farm and stock at
| the lower village to Mr.. Tomlinson of Morris
vile who takes immediate possession.
| Among the Boston excursionists last week
we're L. D. Baker, Mrs. f. G.. Russell and
daughter, Arthur Houstan, W. F. Benson
and Walter Cheney.
Another lot of 10000 lingering trout from
| the U. S. hatchery at st. Johnsbury was plac-
| ed in Lake Mansfield last Wednesday. Mr.
Tinkham of the hatchery having charge.
Stowe Military Band has been invited to
take part in the Dillingham; celebration at
Waterbury next Friday. Waterbury people
have arranged an extensive program and a
| large attendance is anticipated.
Manefield Mountain Grange will celebrate
its first anniversary at the house of Mr.. and
Mrs George McAlister Thursday. Nov. 1
Members are particularly requested to be
present A picnic dinner will be served.
Beginning Monday, Oct. %, Stowe gets O
| yearly service of three mails q day. This was
secured as the result of a petition circulated
last summer by j. j. Vearen and through the
efforts of Congressman Powers. The extra
mail reaches here at 1926 p. m.
An enthusiastic meeting was held last even
ing to make arrangements to attend tn,
reception given Senator-elect Dillingham; a.
Waterbury Friday evening. A special trair
will be run on the electric road and held unit
the affair is over. Citizens of neighborins
towns are invited to join with Stowe people
Zinc and grinding.