News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
STOWE.

in town Saturday.
: Matte Brush was up from Mont
p-l,er over Sunday.
j. Fl. Sisters of Fitchburg is visit
in his parents here.
Clyde Jenney visited relatives IN
Waterbury, last week.
George AImon of Montpelier was
visitor in town yesterday.
Hattie Pratt is employed in the Of
fee of Miles, Mcmahon & Co.
Mrs. W. A. Cheney returned to
Wakefield, Mass, yesterday.
c l. Mcmahon transacted business
In Burlington Wednesday.
NJ. W. Tucker of Montpelier has
been in town for several days.
The Graded School opened this
morning with a large attendance.
Rev. F. r. Gale of Hudson, Mass,
has been calling upon his many Stowe
friends.
Joe st. Jock of st. Johnsbury has
been visiting relatives, here for u few
days past.
A large party of Morrisville people
spent last week in camp at Lake
Mansfield.
Mrs. Sarah R Weeks and Miss Delta
Collins spent last week in Barre and
Montpelier.
Il. 2. Munson and wife of Morris
vile visited at E. R. Bigelow's part
of last week.
Levi Taylor and family attended
a reunion of the Taylor family in
Wolcott Saturday.
E. A. Gibbs and wife have been at
tending the Advent campmeeting at
White River Junction.
DR.. Brigham of New York and
party of Montpelier gentlemen visited
Lake Mansfield Fridey.
l.. 3. Tomlinson is making quite
extensive repairs upon his farm build
ngs OF the Lower Village.
F. E. Graham of Montpelier was in
Gown the first of the week looking
after his lumber interests.
Misses Mary Washburn and
Florence Way of Salem, Mass, are at
E. Bigelom's for two weeks.
Mrs. Aurora Adams has been quite
poorly of late, as the result of injuries
received couple of weeks since.
New metal stacks for the library in
the Memorial Building came last
week and are being put in place.
Miss Freda Reuther, Instructor at
Wellesley College, was a recent guest
of Miss Grace Bigelow at the Lodges.
"The Burglar" company arrived
from Richferd yesterday noon and
played to a good house last evening.
Cassius M. Austin of Georgia and
Miss Lila M. Isham of Stowe were
united in marriage at the lower vii
lage Aug. %.
Mrs. E. g. Russell entertains the
Ladies' Circle OF Unity chursh at her
home Thursday afternoon. All are
cordially invited.
j. C. Shedd recently sold his place
on School street to G. r. Churchill for
5000. MIR. Churchill has since sold
to W. L. Douglass.
F. A. Davis and family of Atlantic
Highlands, N. j., who have spent the
summer with j. E. Houston and wife,
returned home yesterday.
The Waterbury fair comes next
week. beginning Tuesday and round
trip tickets will be sold upon the cleo
trio road at reduced rates.
II. G. Thomas received word yes
terdey that Capt. Ellet Perkins of
Minneapolis was in dying condition
from a stroke of apoplexy.
Mrs. Ellen Smith has returned to
Waterbury and Mrs. L. Wilcox, who
had been spending week with her,
has returned to Moretown.
Rev. R. W. Collins preached in the
NJ. e. church last Sunday morning
and at the Branch in the afternoon,
giving two very able as well as inter-
esting discourses:
MONDAY Closed bne nShlng season at
Lake Mansfield and it is stated that
nearly 5000 pounds of trout have
been taken from the lake since it was
opened inJune.
A recital by the pupils of Miss Mary
Watts was given last Friday at the
home of Mrs. Kimball, assisted by
Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. HI. W. Barrows
and Mrs. D. M. Smith. Following is
the program:
Colombine, c. Goddard; Frolic of the Breeze
G. Lugni Drinking Song /. Schottish 2,
Bellak; Evening Song, Sturrer; Harlequine,
Streabbog; Military March; Good Humor L,
Scherzo 2, j. Lowe; Touch Light Dance
Estudianaina, Placome; Bud of Promise, A.
Webster; Rosebuds, A. Sartorie Andiantine,
Lemoine Scherzo, Lgorachorn; In the Green
Woods, Lange; LaGrace, g. Bohm; Gretchen
Am Spinnrade, Harrison; Bedowa, Mason; 1t
Was No So To Be, Missler; A Highland
Laddie, Morey; Balade, A. Loerchhord.
Will Cady, who has made his home
for some time at Robert Gymer's,
went to Morrisville last Wednesday
and appears to have drunk himself