News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-07-11
STOWE.

Frank Ingalls, was 10 Mortified over Sun
day.
J E. Miles of Burlington was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Billings visited i'll Duxbury last
week.
Mrs, A. H. slayton is visiting her sister in
Rutland.
Mr. Robinson returned to Salem, Mass,
last week
Mrs. George EuzzelI is visiting relatives in
Burlington.
Miss Nettie Brush was at home from Mont
peler last week.
Miss Town and Miss Waite went to Shore
| ham Saturday
Arthur Bigelow and vile of Wolcott we're
| in town Sunday.
J. Vearen was in Burlington Tuesday to
see his sister, Miss Harriet
Dr.. Edwin Bgelow of Wolcott has been
| visiting his parents recently
George Sallips Of Woodsville, n H., was in
! town d portion Of last week
| Mr.. and Mrs Barrett Of St. Adams are
guests at Fernando Buran's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles cleveland Of Boston
are visiting relatives in town.
n. B. Faunce lost horse, valued at hun
drPd and fifty dollars last week.
| Dr. Church of Burlington was in town Fri
day to see Mrs. harry Faunce.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. Bigelow of Burlington
have been guests at N. Bigelow's.
W. Il. Snyder and wife of BROOKLYN are
guests at o. S. Smiths at Moscow.
Rev Frank R. Gale exchanges next Sunday
| with Rev. DR., Booth of Morrisville
Mrs. O. B. Holden of Landgrove is visiting
| bnp EpnH of hn no,
The young people of Unity church will
| serve ice cream and cake Friday evening.
George Quinn is breaking in as a moter-
man on the Mt Mansfield Electric Railway.
Mrs. Harry Fqunce has been very sick for
some days and at this time her life is dspar-
ed of.
Arrangements ara being made for lecture
by Mr.. !. E. Laroed of New York to be given
| sometime next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale of Waltham,
Mass are visiting Mr. Aale's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Owen.
Mrs. W Ii. Fl. Moulton was called to Ma
lone, N Y, recently, by The sickness and
death of her father, Mr.. Beardsey.
The Misses Grace, Addie Annie and Susie
| BigeIOw and Bertha Barrows go to Malletts
Bay this week. for a few days outing.
Will Culver has been touring through
Washington county for week or two, giving
entertainments with his graphophone
MIR. hcAllister, who has been working fol
G. f. Eddy at the crea mery, has gone to DO
stion at Pawtucket,o R. l. John Campbell il
taking his place at the creamery.
The series of meetings held at the NJ. E
church by the Methodist clergymen of th,
st. Johnsbury district open to-day, Tuesday
and promise to be of deep interest.
Frank Peterson and Miss Allie Darlins
were married Tuesday evening, at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Russ, Rev George L
Burnham performing the ceremony.
T. E. Smith, James Goggins and Ernes
Kaiser have been engaged tor the past few
days in putting in a new telephone cable 70
the Citizens Telephone Company at Morris
| vile.
The Christian Endeavor gathering her
yesterday was well attended and decidedly
interesting. All the parts were well taken
and show that the interest in the Y P. ). G
e. work in Lamoille county is active
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Societ
will meet with Mrs Orlando Barrows Thurs
day afternoon, July 10. The mite boxes will
opened and tea served at the close. Member
' will please bring food to furnish the table.
Ira Fuller and Miss Eta Gle were Marie
at the Methodist parsonage last Wednesda
morning, by Rev, 0. l.. Barnard After
, short visit to Burlington Mr.. and Mrs. Fule
? will occupy the Slayton house on Bridge 81
o Miss Lizzie Swift, who has been spending
few weeks with Mrs. Oscar Morris in Burlina
ton, is for a day or two the guest of Mrs
Julia Irving, whose home is at Thompson
Point, a beautiful summer resort on LAX
Champlain.
, During the severe thunder storm last Sat
urday morning Ed Gales span of gra
! horses were struck by lightning and Instant
killed. The horses at the time were in th
horse barn and Mr.: Gale had Just been feeC
! ing them thus narrowly escaping himsel
. The building was not seriously damaged. MI
Gales stock is insured in the Union Mutua
which is represented by Mr.. A. II. Cheney, an
, his loss was promptly adjusted.
, The much heralded first performance of til
Joe Jelley troupe was attended by coupl
hundred curious minded last Tuesday ever
: ing. Joe was strictly within the bounds {
/ truth when he advertised something entirel
new in the form of an entertainment, for
was certainly unlike anything on the land &
under the sea. The company is understood
to be on the road at present. and Joe
! friends are waiting somewhat anxiously t
! see in what condition he will return.
Fl. H. Smith Post, G. A R., Stowe, Vt, 6
! their regular Post meeting Saturday, July :
. gave a vote of thanke to p d. Pike for IL
o use of his park tor the Grand Army picn
!, July 4 to Miss Anna Brackett for a cash dc
4 nation towards the soldiers monument funC
+ to the Woman's Relief Corps, Sons an
= Daughters of Veterans and to I'll. G. Them
|. Commander of the Post, for his interest
a the welfare of the Grand army The net DR.
8 ceeds to the monument fund were $42. 81
e Mrs. Olive E. Savage Cheney died Thursda
y morning, July 5, at the age fS4 years. ~
!. funeral services, attended by Rev. c.
/. Emery, were held two days later at the hon
e of her son, A. II. Cheney, in whose family 81
n had found home since the death of her hu
is band some 20 years ago. In the death
a Mrs. Cheney Stowe looses another life-loI
8 resident. Ten children we're born to her, 8
of whom are now living, Mrs. Olive E. CorIi
Of Oxford. N. H., VIM. j., of Stowe, Geo !
of Morrisvie, Edwin r., of Anderson, Ia,
and Mrs. G. Watts and A. H. Cheney
n stowe all of whom, except Edwin r., we
s. present at the funeral. Mrs Cheney was f
re many years a member of the Congregation
ie church and lived faithfal, CONSTANT, Chr
70 tian life. "She being dead yet speaketh."
n. Stowe Military Band will give an open {
a. concert Friday evening at which the folio
q ing program will be rendered -
20 March" Maine Capitol ".................. Cha
70 Waltz" Mother of the Girl Have" BY
10 Medley March 81 want my Lulu. BY
20 Waltz" Calenthe"
~ March," Mount Pleasant" ............. Dura
Il Lang-"In the Shadow of the Pines" La
o. March" Belle OF New York '.......... Cla
er CAMBRIDGE.
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