News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-06
STOWE.

week.
Prot. E. r, Bigelow is in town from
Salem, Mass.
Lynn Pratt has been in Montpelier
for day or two.
Nate Sears of MINI eapolis is visit
ing relatives in town.
DR.. W. G. Church OF Burlington was
a visitor in town Thursday.
Arthur Pike spent Sunday and Mon
day at his home in Johnson.
| Mprillo Lathrop of No. Dakota has
been q recent visitor in town.
Harry Pike and Leon Macutchan
Nerein Burlington Monday.
Nettie Brush of Montpelier has been
a recent guest of her parents.
j. j. Vearen was in Burlington on
business day or two last week.
A large party from Montpelier ha We
been stopping at Lake Mansfield over
the Fourth.
The annual Mum picnic will be held
this year at the Palisades on the first
Thursday in August.
Jim Campbell left Saturday for
Bethlehem, N. e., where he has a po-
sition In summer hotel.
Mrs. L. W. Buzzell has been i'll the
past week as result of Impartial
shock. She is now slowly improving.
Ira Mum and wife leave in a few
days for Saranac Lake, N. Y, where
they will spend few days with their
children. . 30. .,. .......
Mr.. and Mrs Gould of Minneapolis
have been guests Of Mr.! and Mrs.
Lovejoy at Green Mountain Inn for
a few days past.
Stowe Military Band and a large
number of other patriots went to
johnson Monday to help celebrate
the Glorious Fourth.
We didn't get the State sAttorney-
ship, but we did have a good time In
seeing those fellows in the west end OF
the county manipulate everything.
Mrs. F. M. Chadwick and mother,
Mrs. s. 81. Brown, will leave Monday
for visit of several weeks at the
home of the former In. Providence,
r. |.
Roswell Russell and Helen Moulton
were married at the home of the
brides parents at Moscow, yesterday
morning, Rev. j. Q, Angel perform.
ing the ceremony.
Through an error. the silk flag pre-
sented by Miss Anna C. Bracket,
was reported to have been given to
the town. 1t was presented instead
to 81. Fl. Smith Post G. A. R.
Entertainer Reynolds of Boston,
who will be here on the evening Of
July 1S, comes very highly recon-
mended and should be heard by all
who enjoya tirst-class entertainment
The library and reading rooms in
the Memorial Building have been
opened to the public. The, library or
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
ternoons and the readiBg room ever
day. -"
George Burt and wife celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Monday afternoon and evening. Miss
Abbie Burt of Burlington and W. G.
Burt and wife OF Saranac Lake, n. Y.
were in town for the occasion.
The Fannie Wood Co. played to g
fair sized audiences Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evening and gave gen
eral satisfaction. A misunderstood
ing over financial matters caused 9
little trouble Saturday, but things
were evidently adjusted before the
evening entertainment.
Mrs. May Preston, wife of Johr
Preston, died on Wednesday morn
ing, at the home of Mr.. Preston's par
ents, Emery Preston and wife, or
Edison Hill, She was the d aughter o
Samuel Chase. Her age was seven
teen years and six mouths. Funera
services were held at West Branch
church on Thursday afternoon, Rev
j. O. Angel attending.
A company of neighbours, friends
and relatives to the number OF Il
gathered at the home of George Burt
and wife on Edison Hill on Monday
evening, July 4, in honor of the 5Ott
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burt's
marriage. The evening was spent IL
social greetings. Miss Wright enter
tanned the company with severa
selections on the organ. j. E
Houston, in behalf of the company
presented the worthy couple with g
substantial purse of money and Other
gifts. Some lines written for the oc
casion were read. Lemonade, ice
cream and cake were served during
the evening. Those present were Sin
of Mrs. Burt seven children now liv
ing. W. A. Burt of Saranac Lake
IN. Y, Miss Abbie Burt of Burlington
mrs. j. G. Tomlinson, Mrs. F. M
Robinson, Mrs. E. j. Smalley anc
Frank Burt of Stowe. Mr.. and Mrs
Burt we're both born in Stowe. They
we're married July 4, 1854, in Con