News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
The u. S. Government Tests
Show the Absolute Superiority of
Royal Baking Powder.

Will Ayers, who is soon to vacate
the Poor farm in Stowe Hallow, be-
cause of it's recent sale to Frank
Ladd of Waterbury, has been look
ing at farms in Richmond and Hunt
ington with a view to moving down
that way.
Hon }. E. Cushman of Burlington,
Commissioner of the State Texas,
was 10 town Monday. Mr.. Cushman
is making an appraisal of the rail-
road property through the state and
was looking over the Mt. Mansfield
Electric r. R.
Walter E. Ranger, State Supt. of
education, will be in Stowe Friday
and Saturday, Nov. 1 and 2, in the
interest of education. Friday even
ing Mr.. Ranger will give public ad-
dress on the subject Educational
Aims" Further notice will be given.
Last Thursday evening Bert New
city fell under the spell of certain
| liquors which he procured at the
town agency upon the understanding
that they were to BIZ used in the treat
ment of an invalid horse. Shortly
after Bert went home and made him
self especially agreeable to his wife,
with the result that he was brought
in Justice Court Friday morning and
fined ten dollars and costs Monday,
Bert was again arraigned, upon the
charge of obtaining hqnor under
false pretenses, and was fined an
other ten dollars and costs upon his
pleading guilty.
Through the efforts of Messrs M. c.
Loveioy, W. F. Benson and O. E.
Luce the Hawthorn Musical Club OF
Boston will give an entertainment at
Unity church Wednesday evening of
this week. The company is one of the
best employed by the Central Lyceum
Bureau and it was only by FORUM
ate combination OF circumstances
and prompt action that this date
was secured. The club consists of
five members and gives an entertain
ment which by it's variety as we'll as
quality is sure to please an audience.
A good attendance Wednesday even
ing will aid in securing these desir
able entertainment through the win
ter.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Peter
son of Stowe and Walter A. Cheney
of Boston occurred atthp home of the
bride on Park Ave-, this Wednesday J
forenoon, Rev. S. +. Drew OF Wa r.
bury PERTAINING the ceremony. Only
the immediate families were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney left on the noon
train south, amid the congratulations
of their many friends. After a brief
trip the young couple will begin
housekeeping at % Lafayette St.,
Wakefield, Mass. Mr.. Cheney is a
Stowe boy who has worked himself
into good position with the whole
sale house of Brown, Durrell, & Co.,
of Boston. Mrs. Cheney has a host
of friends here who regret her depart.
ure while wishing her all happiness.
A prominent citizen of Morrisville
who owns several farms about town
received little help the other day in
rather an amusing way. The gentle.
man has a place in Sterling, which
has no tenant and upon which is
quite an orchard. AS some of the
fruit is of good quality, the owner
drove down one day last week with
the intention of gathering the whole
4 or part of it. Hitching his horse
= near the road he took several sacks
and went up to the orchard. He
e found that the fruit had been shaker
g from several fameuse trees and look
ing little farther on discovered ont
of his sterling neighbors up in tret
shaking off the fruit. The gentleman
. thanked him for his assistance anC
, began picking up theapples while The
fellow slid down from the tree anC
started for home in frame of mine
-. which may be imagined.