News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-25
STOWE.

ID. II DUILeli WdS III IOWn lIOLh LtiCh-
mona last week.
DR.. W. G Church of Burlington was
in town Friday.
DR.. c. NJ Bugbee of Waterbury was
in town Saturday.
E G. Robinson was in town from
Gilmore yesterday.
Fred Scribner of Bath, Me-, is visit
ing his parents here.
L. ". Buzz III was on the sick list a
portion of last week.
Geo. Sanborn was in Burlington
on business yesterday.
Mrs. D. j. McAllister still continues
in very critical state.
Clinton Smith of Burlington visited
relatives here Monday.
Mrs. Woodwork is very i'll with
threatened pneumonia.
Fl. G. Thomas goes to-day to Rut-
land upon business trip.
Amos Robinson is quite i'll and
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. w. f. Minard OF waterbury
was visitor in town Friday.
Prof. Geo. Elmore and wife of Mont
pelier were in town Thursday.
Rodney Corse of Greensboro called
upon old friends here yesterday.
Rev. VIM. Excel returned last week
from a visit to Cambridge, n Y.
H. B. Faunce is again about the
streets after two weeks illness.
Harry Smith begins work next week
for the Stowe-Morrisville stage line.
John Straw has bargained for the
Bradley shop, near the arch bridge.
C. N. French and George Marshall
were under the weather portion of
last week.
Elmer Houston has finished work
as foreman in the tub shop of J. E.
Houston.
Dan McAIlster has been i'll the past
two or three days with his old NAL
adv, asthma.
o E. Luce, c. A. Simmons, F. j.
Benson and n R. Barrows are in Bur
liDgton this week.
Foreman Houston of the Akeley
Memorial building spent Sunday at
his home in Barre.
Miss Nettie Brush of Montpelier
was the guest of Miss Blanche At
wood over Sunday.
J. NJ. and E. W. Dillingham;, Fl. A.
Warren and F. E. Smith were in
Montpelier Saturday.
George Burnham has been chosen
as leader for the coming year by the
Stowe Military Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cobb are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth OF
SOD, born Sunday night. ...--
Miss Mable Luce, who is employed
by the True Mfg. Co. at Waterbury,
has been paying her parents a briet
visit.
The ladies of Unity church will serve
dinner in their vestry town meeting
day at the usual price. All invited to
come.
At meeting of Mansfield Camp M.
W. A. held last evening, L. l.. Harris
was elected delegate to the State
Camp.
Mansfield Mountain Grange has
arranged Mock Town Meeting for
it's Saturday afternoon session at G.
A. R. hall.
W. Demerritt will lead the Epworth
League service Sunday evening.
Topic Total Abstinence the Only
Safe Rule"
Fred Campbell returned from Mont
pelier last week, after having his in
jured eye removed by DR.. Chandler,
feeling as he expressed it, "like new
man."
Sunday evening, March 1st, will be
observed as children's eve by the Y.
P. &. U. Subject:-"What a Child can
Do" Leader, Clyde Jenney paper,
Rebecca Burt.
Dan Luce, who recently purchased
a farm in Morristown has decided to
remain in charge of the Stowe town
farm for another year, renting his
purchased farm.
A portion of the German Medicine
Co., recently disbanded at Waterbury
and have returned to Stowe and its
members are boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Smalley.
About eighty people attended the
MUSCLE at Walter Sears Saturday
evening, and report a very pleasant
occasion. The West Branch people
were assisted upon the program by
DR.. E. j. Foster of Waterbury Center.
R. B. Bradley visited Westminster
and other eastern Vermont towns
last week. Mr.. Bradley, having sold
his residence to Frank Gale, is in
search of a small and otherwise desir-
able farm. His Stowe friends hope
that he may conclude to remain here.
Warnings are posted for a town
meeting to be held at Unity vestry