News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-06-01
STOWE,

D OWE.
Mrs. Julia Cakes moves to Mont
pelier this week.
C. F. Eddy visited his No. ThetforC
creamery Monday.
Roy Smith was in town from Wat
erbury over Sunday.
C. M. Watts and wife were visitors
in johnson Monday.
Ed. Edison and wife returned from
| Denver, Col, last week.
John Straw was in Burlington fol
medical treatment last week.
Mrs. Bertha Robinson of Malone
N. Y, is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Jane Benson returned Satur.
day evening from a visit in Boston.
George Thompson of Winooski was
a visitor in town the first of the week.
Ernest Houston and family and
W. M. Adams were in Burlington
Monday.
Prin. G. II. browne gave the Me-
mortal Day address at Johnson
Monday.
Miss Kate Seaver and Della Felix
went to Woodstock for the summer,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery of St. Adams
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. Barrows
yesterday.
Miss Mabel Carr was called to
Montpelier Saturday by the fatal ILL
ness of her father.
Mrs. l.. c. Raymond and Miss
Jennie Raymond were visitors in Bur-
lington yesterday.
Tom Douglass, Miss Nettie Brush
and K. Fl. Gale of Montpelier were in
town over Sunday. 81
The Unity Circle will meet with Mrs.
c. F. Eddy Thursday afternoon. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Geo. F. Beecher and daughter
of Gloucester, are stopping with V.
2. Macutchan and wife.
Miss Nellie Mayo and Mr.. Fair
banks of Woodstock were recent
guests at Herbert Mayo's.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo was in North
field portion of last week, caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Pervier. w
Mrs. Anna Kimball and mother,
Mrs. Belden, left yesterday morning
for few weeks stay in Connecticut,
Moscow, reinforced by Moody and
Burt, of the High School team, beat.
Waterbury Center Is to 13, Memoir
al Day.
Fred Morrill, was given a jury trial
on the charge of intoxication last
Thursday, was found guilty and ap-
pealed to county court.
Memorial Day exercises passed off
very pleasantly, although the attend
ance was unusually small. The af
ternoon address by Rev. Mr.. Hager1
of Hyde Park elected much praise.
The little son OF W. L. Demeritt
and wife was taken to Burlington
Friday, an operation for appendicitis
being performed Saturday. Late re-
ports from the child show him to be
doing nicely!
The marriage of o. E. Luce of
Stowe and Miss Joanna Mcmahon of
Burlington will occur Wednesday,
June 1st. After wedding trip of
couple of weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Luce will
come to Stowe-their future home.
The Denniston Construction Co.
finished Its work upon the village wa
ter system Friday and moved from
town Saturday. A few of the Italians
are being employed upon a strip of
permanent road being put in between I,
the house of A. D. Lang and V. P.
Macutchan.
The graduating exercises of the
Grammar School will be held on Fri
day afternoon of next week, and the
interest OF the public is bespokeD for
the class, which completes it's ninth
year. At the same time there will be
ia one of the rooms OF the Memorial
an exhibit of work from all
departments of the Graded School.
On Tuesday evening of last week j.
}. Vearen found that a sum of money
to from forty to fifty dol
ars had been taken from his safe dur
ng the day. Suspicion pointed to-
ward Alexander Prue, who had been
alone in the store a few minutes, and /,
4 warrant was secured for his arrest.
Alexander stoutly maintained his in
locence, but upon examination was
vas bound over to the Grand Jury
and taken to Hyde Park Wednesday
afternoon. On Thursday, the boy
confessed to the theft and told where
i4O of the money was hidden, this
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