News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-19
STOWE.

In town Monday.
Dolph Noe of Hartford, Conn, was
in town last week.
B. D. Mathews is spending few
weeks in Underhill.
Miss Ellen Smith is visiting her
niece in Moretown.
Mrs. G. W. Adams was a visitor in
Burlington Tuesday.
Chandler Watts and wife are in Bur
lington for few days.
Hon. Charles Dale of Mortified
was iu town Wednesday.
Mrs. John Drugg is visiting her son
Henry in Proctorsville.
Rev. DR.. Fl. W. Worthen of Frank
lin was in town Friday. "
Row Peterson visited in Montpelier
and Mortified last week.
Rev. Frank R. Gale delivers an ad-
dress at Richmond to-day.
Harry Pike has closed his school
year at Montpelier Seminary.
Mr.. Thayer and wife of Boston are
guests at l.. B. Tomlinson's. -.
George Wright of Bellows Falls is
visiting relatives at the Branch.
P. D. Pike has purchased L. A.
Pixies residence on Main street.
Miss Herminia Waite is spending a
a few weeks in Crown Point, N. Y.
George Burnell of Athol, Mass, was
a guest at j. J. Vearen's last week.
Grover Luce began work in j. j.
Vearen's drug store Monday morn
ing.
Charles Eddy was in Montpelier
and Moretown on business last Fri
day.
DR.. Hutchinson of the Vermont
State Hospital was in town Thurs
day.
Joe and Ira st. Jock of st. Johns
bury have been in town for few
days.
Mark E1son of E1munds High
School, Burlington, was in town last
week.
H. G. Thomas is attending his reg
mental reunion at Burlington this
week.
j. G. Shedd attended the session Of
the Grand Lodge held in Burlington
last week.
Miss Susie Bigelow is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Frank Robinson
in Malone, N. Y.
Harold Cheney went to Burlington
Tuesday to receive treatment for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Jennie Wade is employed at
the home for destitute children at
Burlington.
James Waite has moved from Wat.
erburv to the Forks and is employed
by j. E. Houston.
S. Wilcox and wife of Brattlebore
former residents of Stowe, were
in town Saturday.
Charles Bruce was called to Will
Jamestown Monday by the death and
burial of his mother.
Prof. Dalrymple of the Essex june
tion High school was in town during
the graduating exercises.
A. A. Pike and 7. E. Smith were in
Morrisville and Hyde Park on tele-
phone business, recently.
Mrs. Louisa Dearborn of Lynn,
Mass, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Wells.
Carrie Huse will open a kindergar-
ten in Stowe in afew weeks. The date
of opening will be give later.
W. Fl. Mann and wife of San
Francisco are stopping with Mrs. A.
A. Warren on Maple street.
Fred Pike has a position with the
Ohio Brass Co. at Ohio, and he and
his wife are now located there.
Miss Rose Straw left Tuesday even
ing for Springfield, Ohio, stopping
over at Buffalo for few days.
George Norway has sold his place
at the lower village to Mrs. Della
Moody. Consideration $475.
Miss Leila Edison, who is teaching
school in North Wolcott, was at
home during commencement last
week.
c. L. Mcmahon, H. E. Shaw, G. c.
Warren. The club also voted to
build a clubhouse not to exceed
$500 in cost.
CT. Eddy will pay the patrons OF
the Mt. Mansfield creamery 10 "a
cents for 4 per cent, milk or ICY cents
for butter for May.
Rev. C. P. Emery, Mrs. Howard
Smith and Mrs. M. j. Emery attend.
ed the Congregational convention
held at Rutland last week.
C.L. Mcmahon, accompanied by his
wife and children, Harold, Ruth and
Raeburn, left Tuesday evening for a
few weeks stay at the Pan American
Exposition.
A. A. Badger, who has just return
ed to the United States after service
of eighteen months in the Philippines
with the 46th infantry, is visiting
relatives in Stowe Hollow. .
The Lester A. Davis Co. is playing
to good houses this week at town
hall. Hateful Marriage" was pres
ented Monday night and "Topsy