News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-09-10

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Miss Mable Carr visited her home
in Montpelier over Sunday,
L W. ParIin of Littleton, N. H.,
was in town Monday evening.
George Lyon has moved from the
Spaulding block to Shutesville.
Miss Nancy Kaiser returned to her
home in Lowell, Mass, last Friday.
Chas. Mower and wife of Burlington
are stopping in town for few days.
Mike Maloney of Moretown is en-
pIoyed by j. D. Sherman at the Forks.
F. A. Walker was in town from
Montpelier for a short time Satur-
day.
Charlas Douglas has been off duty
for day or two on account OF i'll
ness.
Ralph Warren returned from his
summer work at Saranac Lake last
week.
Prof. George Moody of Burlington
was a gu9sU at A. I'll. Stay tons last
week.
Mrs. Isham is improving her lower
village property by a fresh coat OF
paint.
Rev. VIM. Excel of Cambridge, n
Y, will speak at the Congl church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. K. Whitney of Round Lake,
N. Y, is stopping with her sister,
Miss Ellen Hodge.
Frank Downer and wife Of Hard
wick have been recent guests of M. G..
Lovejoy and wife.
Misses Jennie and Eta Wells re-
turned from the White Mountains
Monday morning.
D. D. Davis of St. Adams, route
agent for the American Express Co.,
Was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melvin OF
Greensboro have been spending few
days with relatives in town.
F. E. Graham of Montpelier has
been at Moscow for several days
looking after his lumber interests.
Frank E. Cooley will lead the Ep-
worth League service Sunday even
ing, the topic being, delight in Gods
House."
Miss Ida Beedon, who has been
stopping at the home of ]. E. Hous-
ton, returned to her home in Brook
Ign Friday.
The West Branch Circle will meet
with Mrs. Ira Chamberlain. Thurs
day afternoon, Sept. IL. Allare cor
daily invited.
Mr.. Bailey found q lap robe near
his home at the Lower Village Tues
day evening and would be glad to re-
turn the same to it's owner.
Concentration" will be the topic
of the Y. P. c. U. service Sunday even
ing. Miss Frances Sherbut will be
the leader and paper will be read
by George Harris.
A disagreement between Mr.. Kemp
ton, foreman on the Akeley Memorial
Building, and some of the brick ma
sons, led to a shut down Monday
morning. Matters were arranged so
work was resumed Monday after
noon.
FL. G. Thomas has offered to irish
up suitable quarters for a bank in
the Akeley Memorial Building, if the
business men wish to back the enter
prise. No one questions but what
such an institution could be made
profitable in Stowe.
Program for Band concert, Fri lay
evening March, The Jolly Jew
Yorker; polka, Brilliant Star, comet
solo by FL. E. Shaw; serenade, Savo-
ma; overture, Star of the Sea; watz,
Blue Bird; march, The CavaE FER;
schottisch, Ireland Garden; ma rh,
DeMolay Commandery.
Mrs. ]. M. Dillingham;, who las
been receiving treatment for Gamer
at Williamstown, died there Thus
day morning. Funeral services wre
held from her late home at Moscow,
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Lucas officiating. Mrs. Dillingham;
was a lady of most estimable quill
ties and will be missed by lalge
circle of friends.
News was received yesterday of he
death at Williamstown of S. G. It,
wood. Mr.. Atwood had been in
Williamstown for the past three or
four weeks being treated for On
cerous trouble, but a fatal term a-
ton to his disease was unlocked pr.
Mr.. Atwood was a highly respected
citizen and had been honored by bis