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

Ed. has a good position in Salt Lake
ana enjoys living in Mormondom but
is glad to visit Stowe nevertheless.
Z. M. Watts reports seeing a golden
pheasant near his place one dsy last
week. These birds, which were i'm
ported by DR.. Webb of Shelburne
few years since, are becoming quite
plentiful in many parts of Vermont.
The funeral services of Mrs. Lucius
Sallies we're held Tuesday, Rev. Frank
Gale ofticiated and was assisted by
Rev. .. D. Clapp. Mrs. Sallies had
been ill for several months, but had
borne up under her effliction with
great patience. A husband and sew
eral children are left to mourn her
loss.
Messrs j. ]. Vearen and C. E. Burt
returned Thursday from their trip to
New York. While away they visited
Gardner and other large chair manu-
featuring points and went through
several of the big plants. They re-
port the market as very active and
promising, but have as yet made no
definite arrangements toward open.
ing shop here.
At the session of the grange Nov.
30, the following program will beren-
dered Music, Mrs. Winnie SIayton;
Question, What are the advantages
OF the farm home over a home else
where p Discussed by N. Bigelow, II.
g. Fuller and Mrs. McAllister; Decla-
nation, George Brush; Question
why do we favor the circuit Bill,
and what influence can we exert in
the U. S. Senate to secure it's pass.
age?" Discussed by c. M. Watts, j.
Brown aud George McAllister; Read
ing, Mrs. Double; Song, Mrs. Kim,
ball; Recitation, Lena Brown.
Walter Adams, proprietor of the
Mountain House, has purchased the
}, F. Wade meadow, lying half a
mile west of the village on the West
Branch road, and has broken ground
for a new house. Mr.. Adams does
not intend to build Immediately, but
will get things ready to build in the
spring. The location is beautiful
and commanding one and it is pos
sible that with the knowledge Mr..
Adams has gained of the growing
popularity of Stowe as a summer re.
sort he Ray have in contemplation
something more than residence.
Adelord Hamlin, bird of passage
whose last abiding place, before com
ing to Stowe, was Burlington, has re-
Gently been stopping with the Mccall
family in Brownsville. Adelord was
badly wanted in Burlington for some
misdemeanOr and papers were sent
to Sheriff Burt for service. Mr.. Burt
was unable for several days to locate
Hamlin, but finally learned of his be-
ing in Brownsville and started after
him. But the willy Adelord learned
| of his coming and took to the woods
| Mr.. Burt enlisted the services of Leor
Warren, who is acquainted with AIDE
lord and also with the geography o
Brownsville, and after a little search
Leon found the fugitive and brought
him back to the fold. He was al
once started for Burlington by Sher
: riff Burt. y
We are always pleased to note th'
success of our Stowe boys who seel
their fortunes in other places. Tn,
Bath, Maine, Times of last week has
the following concerning Fred c
Scribner of that place, son of c. P
, Scribner of Stowe:-
Fred C. Scribner of the Fashion has bough
the candy and restaurant business OF PonC
Bros, and next spring will move his clothing
and furnishing business from his present loca
ton into his new quarters. This store is on
of the largest single stores in the city, sitnat
ed in the very heart OF the business distric
J and is particularly well adapted for the cloth
ing business. 1t will be thoroughly refurnish
ed and fitted with all the latest fixtures
: The increased business of the Fashion ha
made larger quarters a necessity to hi
) stock.