News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
STOWE.

Miss Lizzie Swift is visiting her SIS
ter in Worcester, Mass.
Fred Smith is on a business trip to
Burlington and vicinity.
Mrs. T. A. Douglas was a visitor
in Montpelier Thursday.
CIyde'Nelson is athome from Wood
stock for brief vacation.
Miss Nettie Brush Of Montpelier was
in town the first of the week.
Billey Corse from Cambridge called
upon friends here yesterday.
Miss Maud Raymond of Enfield, N.
H., is visiting Stowe relatives.
A. A. Royce was at home from his
work in Duxbury over Sunday.
R. Wilkinson visited his home in
Montpelier the first of the week.
Tom Douglas has a been at home
from Montpelier for day or two.
D. c. Scribner and wife of Charlotte
are stopping with their Stowe rela-
tives.
DR.. Church of Burlington was call
ed to town last week to see Mrs. ID. b.
Faunce.
The Graded School takes a recess
from Wednesday night to Monday
morning.
Miss Joanna Mcmahon of Burling.
ton has been a recent guest at her
brothers..
Manage Stone of the Stone Lumber
Co. of Boston was a visitor in town
yesterday.
Enos Hill has returned to Morris
vile and resumed charge of the La
noble House.
Mrs. John Latuch continues very
i'll and fears are entertained that she
will not recover.
Miss Kate Saver returned from her
summer employment at Woodstock
Inn, Saturday.
O. E. Luce returned from New York
City a usy or two since. greatly i'm
proved in health.
Chester Bailey went to Newbury
yesterday, intending to remain a
week or ten days.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
in the South Hollow school house
Thursday evening. ~
Joe Latuch was in Montpelier last
Wednesday to consult DR.. Chandler
regarding an eye trouble.
Louis Davis died at his home in
Stowe Hollow Wednesday,, after a
brief illness. Burial at Waterbury
Center.
The Brownsville school, Miss Mary
Campbell teacher, closed Friday with
sociable and literary exercises in the
evening.
The Canadian Jubilee singers ap-
pear at the Auditorium under the
auspices OF Stowe Military Band on
Christmas eve. t
Miss Mary Watts returned from
So. birmingham, Mass, Thursday.
Miss Watts has position as organ
list at Morrisville.
Felix Sisters has sold the farm
which he recently purchased of Alec
Lang to Williston parties. Mr.. Sis
tiers will himself return to Williston.
Shipman's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
played at the Auditorium Thursday
evening. The audience was small but
large enough for the quality of the
show.
The entertainments to be given at
the Auditorium Friday and Saturday
evenings by the Elite Ladies Minis
trels, comprising about thirty ladies
OF the Universalist and Cong1 So
cieties, promises to be the social event
OF the season.
Messrs G. e. and F. o. Burt are in
stalling a new dynamo at their mill
and will furnish electric lights for
their mill aud office work and also
for their barn and G. A. Sanborn's
shop. Mullin & Foley of Burlington
will do the work.
Charles King, who has been an in
mate at the town farm for several
years, died Monday morning of pneu-
monia. While Mr.. Kings exact age
is not known, he is supposed to have
been over ninety. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
d. l.. Evans officiating. The burial
was at Morrisvile.
Following are the teachers for the
winter term Moscow, Reba Noyes !;
Gale, Alma KenfieId Mills, Lena
Brown Branch, Floy Eddy Luce
Hill, Ethel Strong Forks, Blanch
Page Edison Hill, Bessie Smith !;
West Hill, Anna Grimes Fucker St.,
Stella Stowe; Brownsville, Mary
Campbell; No. Hollow, Nellie Watts !;
So. Hollow, Mary Gale. Schools be-
gin Monday, Nov. Both, except the
Forks school, which begins Dec. LIST.
The Stowe High School will give a
public debate in the Opera House at
7:45 on Tuesday evening, Dec. /.
Observation-Disclosures, thatthe study
of Latin is needless waste of time
and should be dropped from the High
School and College courses" All
friends of the school are urged to be