News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-30
m STOWE.
Mrs. Cornie Gates is quite i'll.

Mrs. Cornie Gates is quite i'll.
Harry Brown is home from Boston
| o. E. Luce was in Burlington last
night.
G. B. Swift OF Garfield was in town
yesterday.
E g. Wells of Barre was in town
Wednesday,. .as
Dan Robb of Calais, Me +, is visiting
Stowe friends.
W. J. Bigelow OF Burlington was in
town yesterday.
j. L. Sta ford was a visitor in Wa
terbury Thursday.
c. F. Eddy is in Lowell and North
Troy for few days.
Bert Paqpin OF Danville spent a few
days in town recently.
Miss Lizzie Swift was in Burlington
a portion of last week.
Carroll Leach is employed in Miles.
Mcmahon & Co.'S. store.
Herbert Harlow and wife are visit
ing relatives in Boston.
George Thompson was up from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Roy Smith of Waterbury visited
relatives here over Sunday.
The Mt. Mansfield House closes q
successful season this week.
Chas. Litch of Montpelier called
on Stowe friends Saturday.
.Prin. c. FL. Drown visited his home
in johnson the first of the week.
Will Robinson and wife were in
Montpelier and Barre Wednesday.
Il. S. Barrows and wife have been
visiting their daughter in Johnson.
Henry Pike of Derry N. a., has been
visiting in town for few days past.
E. T. Houston of Waterbury was
the guest of his parents over Sunday.
The first snow for a couple months
was noticed on Mt. Mansfield yester-
day.
Don't forget the Band concert and
dance at che Auditorium Friday
evening.
Rev. George Beecher of Gloucester,
Mass, visited relatives here a portion
of last week.
General Freight Agent j. E. Dali
iynple of St. Adams was a visitor in
town Saturday.
George Cutler of Fayston was a
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Edmund
Wells, last week.
Arthur Marshall and family from
Hartford, Conn, are stopping with
relatives in town.
John Stone of Colorado Springs is
paying brief visit to Stowe after an
absence OF six years.
Mrs. Christopher Howieson of
| Worcester is visiting her mother, Mrs.
ohm Belts this week.
FL. M. Houston Of Barre was in
town several days last week, purchas-
iGg hardwood lum Der.
E II. Boyce picked ripe Warfield
strawberry Monday which measured
3B IN. in circumference.
I FL. E. Shaw, Frank Gale and M. Ii.
Gibbs were in Montpelier on legal
business last Wednesday.
Ell. Elson and wife returned from
their summer employment in the
White Mountains last week.
E. C. Kaiser and wife were in town
Friday and Saturday and have NOV
ed their household goods to Mont
pelier. Fl"
The suit of C. R. Churchill vs.. Fl. M.
MeA listerof Morrisville, to have been
tried Saturday, was settled out OF
court.
Don and Dan McAllister took pos
ession OF the meat business, which
they recently purchased of I'll. E. Jen-
ney, Monday morning.
G. E. Burt has broken ground for a
house " hich he is to build on the cor
ner lot opposite NJ. FL. Gibbs. &. N.
Fisher has the contract toput up the
building.
Drs. Grout of Waterbury and Nor
of Stowe performed successful oper-
alton for the removal of a tumor
from the side of Miss Agnes Smith,
Monday afternoon.
Stowe passes into the list of presi-
Dental postoffices Oct. 1st. Post
master Cheney is to be congratulated
upon the steady increase in business
which the Office has shown.
The question OF water has become
serious one to a great many Stowe
people. Many springs have failed en-
tirely and streams have not been 80
low within the memory of the Oldest
inhabitant.