News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-11
STOWE.


Geo. Norway of Boston is spending
a few days in town.
Mrs. NJ. c. Lovejoy was a visitor al
the Capitol Friday.
Charles Hopkins was at home from
Barre over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Cakes was a visitor in
Montpelier Monday.
Miss Kentield of Boston is visiting
her mother, at a. B. Faunce's.
Clinton Taylor of Hardwick has
been visiting relatives in town.
O. E. Luce attended the fair at
Sheldon Junction last Thursday.
Miss Mertie Melvin of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting her mother and sister here
Mr.. Clark of Suncook, N. e., visited
at the home of L. W. Buzzell last
week.
Prof. E. R. Bigelow returned to his
school work in Salem, Mass, Friday
night.
Clayton Lucia of Derby Line is
visiting his parents on the West
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Warren of Dor.
chester, Mass, are the guests of R. l,
Warren.
Jesse Kellogg has purchased the
Cady pasture adjoining his land on
the west.
Stowe Military Band will give an
open air concert Friday evening o.
this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
and Mrs. W. ]. Alger ofStowe Hollow
Saturday.
P. D. Pike attended the reunion oil
Vermont officers at Burlington Thurs.
day evening.
Miss Cora Buron of st. Adams is
visiting her brother, F. j. Buron on
Maple street.
Will Kaiser and wife are entertain.
ing a baby boy, who was born Tues.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drugg are plan.
ming to visit their son at Proctors.
vile this week.
Editor Whitehill of the Waterbury
Record called upon his many Stowe
friends Monday.
Miss Maud Slayton entertained q
large number of her little friends Sat,
urday afternoon.
Miss Nellie L. Archer of New York
city is stopping for a few weeks al
Green Mountain Inn.
Stowe Military Band is furnishing
music to-day and tomorrow at thu
Lamoille County fair.
Fred Berry of Burlington has beer
visiting friends at Moscow and slsC
enjoying the hunting.
Miss Abbie Burt, who is employed
in the Holt family at Burlington, il
in town for a few days.
State Superintendent of Schools
Ranger and Mrs. Ranger of Montpel
Ter were in town Monday.
The Citizens Tel. Co., has Just com
pleted a line to Mrs. Tabor's summe
home, -Four Winds Farm.
Mrs. Helen Seaver left last weel
with the intention of spending tn,
winter at Southern Pines, n. G..
The Graded school was closed to
day to permit the teachers and pupil
to attend the LamoilIe Co. fair,
Ralph Warren and Mark Edison re
turned to their senior year at Ed
munds High School, Saturday.
Bert Buzzell, who has recently pur
chased a barber shop in Richmond
has been a recent guest in town.
George Sanborn has added to hi
landed possessions By the purchas
of Willis Culver's farm in Nebraska.
T. c. Pratt and family have return
ed from Dover, N. H., and are stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hale.
Herbert Gordon is employed a
Luce & Smiths livery stable. jim
Campbell having entered the HigI
School.
John Latuch has moved from hi
farm to the village and is making BIZ
home with his daughter, Mrs. Fran.
Muzzey.
Miss Mary Jenney returned Thurs
day evening from a stay of severe
months with relatives in Gran
Haven, Mich.
The graded school opened Wednel
day morning with 16S pupils enrolled
This is gratifyingincreas in ATTEND
ance over last fall.
Mrs. e. B. Tomlinson has gone t
Everett, Mass, to make preparation
for an early return to her new reli
tions in home life.