News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-08-06
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George Lyon was in Johnson day
or two last week.
Mrs. Kempton is in Montpelier and
Barre this week.
Miss Carrie Brush has returned
home from Richmond.
E. R. Bigelow and family spent
Sunday in Morrisville.
Rev. O. D. Clapp was in town from
Burlington last week.
Architect Walker was in town from
Montpelier Wednesday.
Leo Moody OF Woodstock has been
visiting his Stowe friends.
Rev. Mr.. Ball of Passaic, N. j., is
the guest of Mrs. Savage.
H. Derby is spending few days In
Burlington and st. Adams.
A regular communication of Mystic
Lodge was held last evening.
Miss Mary Straw returned from
Newton, Mass, Thursday evening.
G. FL. Campbell and wife are visit
ing relatives in Barre and Mortified.
Nettie Cobb of Montpelier Wis.
tied her parents here the past week
R. W. Hulburd and Capt. Waite OF
Hyde Park were in town yesterday.
E. T. Mahady of Cambridge, Mass,
is the guest at the home of R. Il.
Gale.
Mr.. Tracy of Iowa has been a re
cent guest at the home OF Geo. W.
Wades.
E. Ii. Vancour of Burlington is do
ing repair work for the Citizens Tele-
phone Co.
Eugene Buck of Montpelier is again
at work upon the Akeley Memorial
Building.
Prin. c. L. Cowles of the Stowe High
School was in town last week from
Craftsbury.
The dance to have been held Friday
night was postponed because of the
fervent heat.
Frank Robinson and wife of Ma
lone, n Y, are stopping at the home
of l. S. Barrows.
Mrs. Clubhouse of brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting his daughter at the Mt.
Mansfield House.
A. P. Cate of Worcester, Mass, is
spending his vacation with C. P.
Scribner and wife.
The Ladies' Aid of Unity church
will have circle at the vestry to-
morrow afternoon.
Miss Fish of Salem, who has been
the guest of Miss Grace Bigelow, re-
turned home Thursday.
Cortes L. Atkins and mrs. Ella Rob.
inson were married August 2, Rev. D.
Evans performing the ceremony.
Rev. Mr.. Evans will take for his
Sunday morning topic at the Metho-
dist church, Christ the Healer
FL. E. Nelson has the frame up of
the new house which he is building
for Mrs. Cushman east of the village.
Ed. Woodwork has sold his Stowe
Hollow place to his son-in-law, Joe
Boyce, and has found employment at
Montpelier.
1t is reported that the Alvin Viii.
kins farm, which is one of the best in
town. has been purchased by the
Mills Bros.
The remains of George Dyke were
brought here to take the early car
Saturday morning, the burial taking
place at Bristol.
Horace Holden caught a grey
whiskered old trout in the West
Branch Tuesday afternoon, which
measured 10 inches in length and
weighed 3 pounds.
The Sunday evening service of the
Epworth League will be lead by Bert
Mills, taking for his subject, "A Sug-
gestion in Addition" A solo will be
sung by Mr., Evans.
Neal Chaplin, who was married last
week to young lady in Lowell, has
with Mrs. Chaplin, been visiting rela-
tives here and receiving the congratu-
lations of his many friends.
A special car will run to Waterbury
at 6 As tomorrow evening to accom-
modate those wishing to hear Hon.
2. W. Clement. Stowe Military Band
has been engaged for the occasion.
Peter Parrin, the temperance speak
er of No. Hyde Park, will speak at the
So. Hollow schoolhouse Saturday, at
No. Hollow Sunday evening and at
Moscow Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
The grand excursion under the aus
pices of Stowe Military Band to Mis-
siss quot Park comes next week Tues
day. The round trip fare from Stowe
will be only $1.2O and this low rate
and beauty of the Park should draw
a large attendance.
W. D. Smith and wife and Miss
Smith of Woonsocket, r. l., and Miss
Kathleen Sayles of Huntington and
j. G. Tomlinson of Montpelier were
the guests of L. B. Tomlinson and
wife last week.
Following is the program for band
concert Fridy evening -
March, Major Prices, Sherman
Overture, The Champion, Southwell
Quickstep, Montezuma Sontbwoll