News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-13
STOWE.

Mrs. Grdcla Griffin has been Ill OF
late.
Nelson Stygles has been in Boston
the past week.
Jesse Kellogg was up from Mont
pelier Saturday.
Mrs Smith of Randolph is visiting
her son, F. V. Smith.
W. T. Double was at home from
Boston over Sunday.
j. c. Shedd was a visitor in the
Queen city, Wednesday.
Teachers examination here Mon
day and Tuesday of next week.
Scion Spaulding of Middlesex is
stopping at Moscow for a few days.
Austin Howard, the West Hartford
lumberman, was in town Saturday.
Miss Nettie Brush of Montpelier was
the guest of her parents over Sunday
Miss Floy Eddy of Goddard Semin-
airy spent Sunday with her parents
here.
John Y. Wilkins of Burlington Wis
tied his father at the Lower Village
last week.
Louis and Andrew Buron returned
to their work in Worcester, Mass,
last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Holt and children and
Miss Abbie Burt are stopping atFour
Winds Farm.
Charles Eddy was in Plaintield and
vicinity last week looking after some
desirable horses.
H. E. Shaw expects this year to
cut half a million feet of lumber for
his Sterling mill.
George Wright of Bellows Falls is
spending few weeks with relatives
on the West Branch.
Guy White of Underhill and Miss
Ruby Wescom of Stowe were married
here Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha Isham is spending a
few days with her sister, Miss Lillian
lsham, at Montpelier Seminary.
Owing to the annual boiler inspec-
tiOn at the power station, no cars
will be run next Sunday, Nov. II.
&. M. Watts was in Mortified last
Saturday negotiating with John Rice
for the sale of his (Mr. Watts faFm1,
Miss Abbie Dillingham; closed her
school at Moscow last week and re-
turned to her home in Mortified last
Saturday.
Nathan Adams and Joseph Carey
have recently traded places at the
Lower Village,
L. A. Pike of Bangor, Me-, was in
town for few hours last Thursday.
Lew is looking well and reports bust
ness as booming.
The union temperance service at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing will be addressed by Rev. G. W.
Morrow of Burlington.
A Thanksgiving ball will be held at
Green Mountain Inu Wednesday,
Nov. 9th. EImore's full orchestra
of Montpelier will furnish music.
The reading room has found TEN.
pOrary quarters in the room over L.
W. BuZzell's shoe store, formerly oc.
cupied by L. G. Moody as law office
Jim Savage, a former employe on
the Mt. Mansfield Electric r. R., but
now working in the Eden asbestos
mines, visited friends here Saturday
The Vermont State Board of Rail
road Commissioners, accompanied by
Clerk E. M. Harvey, inspected the Nc
Mansfield Electric r. R. last Wednes
day.
The wide-a-wake firm of Pike
Benson have an unusually interest
ing ad this week. Their annual sail
of china and linen is now on. Dom
miss it.
G. P. Brown received a very painful
wound on his left hand, recently
while chopping. Mr.. Brown wa
standing upon log and slipped anC
fell upon his axe.
Rev. George Burnham is moving tt
the Downer house vacated by f.
Stafford. Ed. Edison has rented tn
Bingham tenement formerly occupied
by MIR. Burnham.
F. o. Burt was in Montpelier Sat
urday. Messrs G. e. and f. 0. Bur
have recently sold their sawmill t,
Wells River parties and expect to pu
in a rig of larger capacity.
A large and appreciative audienc
enjoyed the High School exercise
Friday evening. Those having par
in the prog ram and in the farce CAV
evidence of careful training.
The services will be held as usual a
Unity church Sunday morning. TIL
evening service will be held at 6:45
The pastor will speak upon the sub
ject of "Amusements, their uses an,
abuse"
Mrs. Cox, who was reported in las
weeks issue as in critical condition
died at an early hour Thursday morn
ing. Funeral services were held a
the residence Saturday, Rev. o. D
Clapp officiating.