News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15

Montpelier were visitors in towr
| Thursday.
Miss Mabel s. Collins of Hyde ParE
spent Sunday here with her aunt
Mrs. S. K. Weeks.
Miss Anna Bracket of New York
is expected about May 1st, to oper
her summer home.
L. w. Parlin of Littleton, N. H..
was the guest of bis brother-in-law, j
G. Shedd, last week.
Miss Bertha Isham returned to hel
duties this week as principal OF thu
Georgia Graded school.
Mrs. M. A. Jenney returned from
Boston last week with a large stoch
of new millinery goods.
George Sanborn has let the con
tract for building a new barn near his
blacksmith shop to Harry Gibbs.
Ed Muzzey and Orville Hutchinf
visited Frank Scribner at the Wa
terbury hospital last Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Melvin, who has spent
the winter at G. A. Simmons, return
ed to her home in Greensboro Mon.
day.
Mrs. Garrison, who has been stop.
ping with friends in Barre since her
mothers death, returned home Fri
day.
Beginning Monday, April 81 the last
car from Waterbury will wait for the
express from the south, leaving at
$50.
Levi Turner has rented his farm to
Prof. Dixon and goes this week to
Boston where expects to find employ
ment.
The Waterbury High school base
ball team comes to Stowe Saturday
for game with the Stowe High
School.
c. F. Eddy was in North Thetford
last week looking after his creamery.
This week he is in Lowell on creamery
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Downer of Hard
wick were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Lovejoy at Green Noun
tain Inn.
Capt. Sulham, of the Sons of Veter-
ans, is endeavoring to make arrange
ments to have the state encampment
held here this year.
Stowe Military Band is preparing
for a grand minstrel entertainment
to be given when thenew opera house
is ready for occupancy.
Prof. and Mrs. Elmore give their
last dancing school of the season on
Friday evening. This will be public
and everyone is invited.
Henry Reed has finished work for
3. B. Cobb after being employed upon
Mr.. Cobb's farm for twenty-five years.
This is a record seldom equaled.
Burt A. Mills is doing the plastering
upon his new house this week. Burt
intends putting up another house
this summer, a short distance west of
this one.
Miss Amber Smith celebrated her
eighteenth birthday Friday evening
by giving a largely attended party.
She was the recipient of many fine
presents.
At the auction sale of a waterwheel,
shafting, ETC., owned by A. R. Straw,
yesterday, the wheel was bought by
G. A. Sanborn and the shatting by H.
E. Shaw.
John Whittemore of Boston was In
town Saturday and Sunday looking
over the cottage at Lake Mansfield,
which he is building in connection
with W. f. Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fl. Kaiser left for
their new home in Hardwick Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaiser have been very
popular among the younger people
and will be much missed.
At the meeting of the Board of Lii
cense Commissioners held yesterday
afternoo on the petitions of M. G. Love
joy for first-class and j. J. Vearen
for q second-class license were con-
Objections were made to
MIR. Vearen's being granted a license
by Miss I'll. E. Savage and I'll. E.
Straw, chiefly upon the ground that
liquor should not be sold in drug
store.
At the annual meeting of Mystic
Lodge, No. Sc, F. & A. M, April 7th,
the following officers we're appointed
and elected'-Geo. Buzzell, W. M; N.
W. Burnham, S. W.; F. M. Culver, j.
W.; Frank e. Stafford, Treasurer !;
Cheney j. Shedd, Sec'y; G. L. Cowles,
s. d.; Dan McAllister, J. D.; II. E.
Jenney, S. S.; E. C. Mills, j. S.; H.
Mayo, Chaplain Ell. w. Barrows,
Marshal; M. E. French, Tyler FL. E.
Shaw, j. B. Hyde, G. D. Gibbs, FL
nance Committee. The installing of
officers will occur Tuesday evening,
April 81, but Is no public.
A Fatal Accident.
Mrs. Robert Dixon met death in a
q friu htfuI manuar uoctor5au Mr.