News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-22
STOWE.

L. A. Pike spent Sunday in st. Johnsbury.
&. T. Fuller is visiting friends in Orange,
Mass.
Levi Taylor was in Montpelier on business
Tuesday.
George Brush visited friends at Montpelier
last week.
Harold Mcmahon is spending the week in
Burlington.
E. J Smalley was on the sick list a portion
of last week.
T. T. Mckee of Tucon, Arizona, was in
town last week.
Chandler Watts is in Bennington several
days this week.
Rev. Frank R. Gale visited his home in
Barre last week.
Miss Matte Hyde of Moscow goes this week
to Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gibbs are visiting rela-
tives ia Burlington.
Mrs F NJ Berry and son of Burlington are
guests at Z K. Hale's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Upper of Rochester
we're at G. L Burt's last week.
| Mrs Parker, cook at the Green Mountain
| Ion, has been i'll the past week,
| Mrs J. J. Vearen and daughters are stop
! ping for few weeks at Queen City Park.
Stowe Military Band will play at a Repub-
lican rally in Morrisville Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thomas of Montpelier
| visited Mr.. Thomas parents here last week.
Rev. George Beecher of Gloucester, Mass ,
preached at the West Branch church Sunday.
Rev. f. r. Gale will exchange next Sunday
with Rev. Anna B. Aldridge Of East Montpe-
| lier.
Mrs. A. c. Slaytor, Mrs. L. A. Pike and
Mrs. Cornie Gates spent apart of last week at
| Fabyans, N. H.
Elias Lyman and family of Burlington and
| Mr.. e, A. Chittenden OF st. Adams were III
| town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Allison and son, who have
been stopping at Green Mountain Inn, return
ed home Saturday.
Shipman's "UncIe Toms Cabin plays here
Friday evening Aug. "a
The Democratic caucus held Saturday even
ing resulted in the choice of Mr.. F. o. Burt as
candidate for Representative.
The Democratic rally will be held Wedues
day evening Aug. 20, when Hon. T. j. Boyn
} ton speaks. Let there he a good attendance
Mountain travel for the past few days han
been the best of the season. SiXty-four tool
dinner at the Summit House Saturday, anC
Landlord Adams IS kept very busy caring
for his guests.
= Ga Thursday evening, Aug %. Negro
male quartet will give q concert III the Cong
church in the interests of Halladega college
a school in Alabama for the education o
southern Negroes.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Soclet!
of the Cong'l church will hold it's hnnua
| Thank Offering meeting and missionary tea
: in the church parlOr Saturday afternoon
. Aug. "a from three to six O'Clock.
A Republican rally will be held at Tow
e Hall next Monday evening Aug. 81. Hon
= Frank Plumley OF Mortified, who is one G
the most eloquent pubcsp speakers in Vermont
Y will give the chief address. All are invited
y especially ladies'
party of Italians from Essex Junctio
n have been hired to work on the dam at LAX
g Mansfield and the work is being pushed.
meeting of the stockholders will be held a
l. the Pond next Friday with picnic dinner
g Several of the western stockholders will b
present and full attendance is desired.
+ The Republicans held a largely attende
n caucus last Friday evening, about 100 vote
being cast. Three candidates were placed
nomination; E. j. Houston, V. p. Macutcha
d and e. G. Thomas. The first ballot resulte
Il in no choice and two more were taken withOu
a nomination. After the third ballot M
d Houston withdrew his name and the fourt
r ballot resulted in the choice of V. 2. Macutcl