News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-04

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charge of j. j. Vearen's dam, was in
Burlington several days last week.
Miss Floy Eddy is attending the
fall term at Goddard Seminary and
Harry Pike at Montpelier Seminary.
Mrs. Jennie Wade has been employ
ed at the home for Destitute Children
for several weeks, returning Monday.
The annual Grange picnic will be
held at j. V. Browns Thursday. All
grangers and their friends are cordl-
ally invited.
Miss Lillian Isham returned to her
position as instructor in the CONNER
cial department of Montpelier Semi
nary, Monday.
The open season for p%artridges
came Sunday and the joyous hunter
is again abroad in the land. Several
good bags are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Marshall re-
turned last evening from a four weeks
visit to different points in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Sears, who have
been visiting relatives on the Branch
for several weeks, started for their
home in Dakota yesterday.
Mrs. George Double and daughter,
who have been guests at Green Mount
ain Inn for several weeks, left for
Buffalo Wednesday evening.
Unity church has been much i'm
proved in it's outward appearance by
a fresh coat of paint. The work was
done by G. D. Bruce and W. P. Drury.
A party of twenty Springfield,
Mass, people visited Mt. Mansfield
Friday and Saturday Oh their way
home from the Pan American Tx
position.
B. A. Hunt of Johnson was called
to Stowe Saturday by the illness of
his daughter, who has been stopping
with her grandmother, Mrs. j. H.
Morse.
The regular meeting of the W.R. G.
comes on Friday of this week. All
members please take notice as i'm
pOrtant business is to come before
the Corps.
G. G. Montgomery, who has been
living for the past year in South
Western Louisiana, is stopping at
Moscow. Mr.. Montgomery will spend
the winter at Sharon Heights, Mass.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Adams at the Summit
House Saturday night. The young
lady enjoys the distinction of being
the first child born on Mt. Mansfield.
Stowe Military Band gave its usual
pleasing semi-monthly conGYt-Ert
day evening. The boys variel their
program with several vocal selections
which received hearty and deserved
applause.
Among the grangers who attended
the session of Harmony Pomona
Grangeat Waterbury Center last Fri.
day were: P. R. Gale and wife, W.
BigelOw and wife, G.S McAllistpr and
wife, apd Mrs. Nat Slayton.
Several of the local members of the
Fish and Game League are planning
to attend the banquet at Isle La
Motto Friday. Stowe has a larger
membership in the famous organiza.
ton than any other town OF its sizt
in the state.
"Gene" Bailey was struck %squarely
in the mouth by a flying splinter al
c. E. and F. o. Burt's mill last Tues
day. The injury was not dangerous
but it destroyed Genes usefulness at
Il member of the band for a season.
l.. R. TOmlinson of Stowe and'Mrs
Snyder of Essex were married at Col
chester last Tuesday. Mr.. Tomlinsor
has made many friends during hls
residence here who will wish hin
much happiness in his new relation.
Rev. F. R. Gale will speak upor
Church Membership at the Unity
church Sunday morning. The Sun
day evening services of the Young
Peoples Fraternity will be resumed
Sunday evening, Sept. s. The ser
vice will be led by George Harris anC
a paper read by DR.. II. W.. Barrows
Mrs. Orville Edison, who had beer
i'll with bright's disease fora few days
died Friday. Funeral services were
held at the late residence, Rev. o. ID
Clapp officiating. Mrs. Edison wa'
an estimable woman, well-known anC
popular in town a result of her ser
vices for four years in the %postotfice
and her husband and parents have
much sympathy in their loss.
The Ayers family held their annua
reunion and picnic at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Adams
last Saturday. The next reunion will
. be held at j. B. Ayers the last Satur
day of August 1902. Among thos'
who attended were:-
Mr.. and Mrs Chesley, Mrs. Lucia Town, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Rowell, Mrs. Rhoda Ruggles
Mrs. Fred Atkins and son, Harold, Mrs. Helel
Somerville and daughter, Ollie, Mrs. Sanior,
Eddy, Miss Louise Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
Woodward, Mrs. BertCorse, Mrs: Dow Adam
and daughter and Mrs. George Humphrey O
! Waterbury Mr.. and Mrs. Edward French an
family, MIR. and Mrs. Bradley Magoon an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ayers and family
Edward Ayers. Mrs. Lynda Adams Mr.. am
Mrs. Herbert Cleveland, Mr.. and airs; Ere
Tatro, Mrs. Kenion, Mr.. and Mrs; ira KNAPP