News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-20
STOWE.

day.
B. E. BuzzelI is town from Bellows
Falls.
Will Shaw of Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
See ad. for County Examinations
of teachers.
Mrs. Melvin Gibbs is very ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Orlando Carey is visiting rel
atives in Calais.
Henry Nelson was at home from
Moretown over Sunday.
Frank Rock has engaged with Miles,
Mcmahon Il Co. for year.
James Goggins is at his home in
Middlesex, i'll with the grip.
Chas E. McCuen and son are pass
ing few days in Burlington.
Crit Brown has been sick recently
with threatened pneumonia.
H. S. Andrews of Burlington visited
his family here over Sunday.
Rev. O. D. Clapp of Burlington was
in town several days last week.
Alpine Lnce has purchased the
Quinn land adjoining the cemetery.
Mrs. Dow Smith entertained a party
of ladies cat tea" Saturday evening.
W. A. Smith expects to move to his
house on the West Branch road this
week.
The Mt, Mansfield creamery is pay
ing it's patrons 22A cts. for January
butter.
Miles, Mcmahon & Co. are loading
a car of wool this week, paying Is
cts. per pound.
Justin Robinson has purchased the
George Wakefield farm with the stock
etc. for $2,25O.
Fred Ploofs little son, Elmer, died
Wednesday after a brief illness with
membraneous Group.
L. A. Pike is on a business trip to
the West, taking in Chicago, Minnea-
polls and other cities.
FL. E. Shaw has been drawn as Jury
man at .. S. District Court to be held
at Burlington next week.
Owing to other attractions Friday
night, the next dancing school will
be held Wednesday night.
Rev. Father Mailett of St. Andrews
church, Waterbury, held Mass in
G. A. R. hall Sunday morning.
Mr.. Elirakim Bigelow has been sick
with pneumonia, but at this writing
is thought to be a little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downer of
Hardwick have been the guests of
Mrs. Downer's sister, Mrs. M. C.
Loveioy.
Among the numerous victims of
the grip the past week have been FL.
E. Shaw, E. j. Smalley and G. 81.
Campbell. ..
DR.. Martin, the oculist, is now
located at Green Mountain Inn to re-
main until Feb. %. Consult him
about your eyes. ..,-
Frank Ingalls, was at Saxtons
River several days last week looking
for a favorable location in which to
open paint shop.
L. W. Buzzell wishes to extend a
cordial invitation to everyone to at
tend his anniversary dance at town
hall Friday evening.
A large party of young people from
Waterbury enjoyed sleighing trip
to Stowe Tuesday night taking supper
at Green Mountain Inn. p"
Mr.. A. Cox, who has been sick with
the grip for the past week or two
sojourns, while convalescing, with
his daughter in Montpelier.
Miss Nellie Watts has been absent
from her duties at the Graded school
for a few days on account of illness
Miss Harriet Savage has been teach
ing in her stead.
The third entertainment of the
lecture course comes Friday evening,
Feb. %, when lecture will be given
by Rev. Thomas McClarey, a well
known and popular platform orator
Charles Hopkins went to Waterbury
Saturday intending to take his wife
who has been an inmate of the Yer.
mont State Hospital at that place
to Lowell, Mass, for a visit to her
sister. laH
The Rummage Sale so far amounts
to $9S.00 and will be open for bust
ness Saturday, Feb. %, and several
days next week. Send in your old
truck. 1t can be sold. A little later
the names of all persons who have
contributed to this sale will be pub.
lished.
The subject of the morning sermon
at Unity Church will be Cleansing
from within" The evening service
will be held as usual at 7 o'clock
Subject: Lessons from the Life Of
Washington. The service will be
conducted by Thomas Douglas. The
Hon. Geo. Wilkins will give briei
address. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all to attend these services
The sad news of the death of Geo
F. Delano, a former resident of Stowe
has reached here from Arkansas, where
he was visiting one of his former
neighbors of Missouri. Mr.. Delano