News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-27
STOWE.


DR.. W. G. Church Of Burlington
was in town Friday.
Tom Douglass was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
A. A. Pike transacted business in
Montpelier Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. Hamcl, who has been
quite i'll, is much improved.
Mrs. P. o. Eddy visited her husband
in Montpelier over Sunday.
Ray PIoof and Miss Anna Camley
we're married last Thursday.
A. Lemieaux of Plattsburg, N. Y,
was visitor in town yesterday.
o. E. Luce and N. R. Barrows have
been spending few days in Boston.
A. Maynard ofMalone, N. Y, has
moved to the Justin Robinson iarm.
John Gleason of Bellows Falls was
the guest of G. F. Eddy over Sunday.
B. F. Thayer of Boston, Mass, has
been visiting his mother for day or
two.
John Whittemore and Milo Riddle
of Boston were visitors in town over
Sunday. f~
WIG. Ferrin of Montpelier was a
guest at the home of II. G. Thomas
last week.
Arthur Seaver has moved to the
place recently purchased by him on
Main street.
George Brush has purchased the
milk route of Ray Peterson and takes
possession May LIST.
W. T. Double and wife have moved
into the house with Mrs. Jennie Luce
at the Lower village.
Miss Annie Blanchard of Williams
town is the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Hamell on Main street.
Emore's full orchestra will furnish
music for the dance to be given in the
Auditorium Friday evening. Every.
one invited.
Charles Ayers has engaged to work
for A. 81. Slayton the coming year
and will occupy Mr.. Slayton's Gold
Brook tenement.
The ice in Lake Mansfield is still up-
touched by the sun and prospects for
fishing on May LIST look very dubious
to Club members.
Good Irogress is being made on the
ditching for the water system and the
Denniston Construction Co. expects
to finish their contract inside of
month.
The expected happened in the ball
game between S. FL. S. and Morris.
vile Academy Saturday afternoon,
the latter winning IL to 3. The High
School is playing good ball neverthe
less.
Rev. D. L. Evans and wife of RAN
dolph Center are stopping at Mrs. S
G. Poor's,, Mr.. Evans Stowe friends
are panied to learn that he is in quite
poor health, being threatened with
appendicitis. i
A slight misunderstanding between
the foreman on the water contract
and one his Italian laborers caused
hurry call for the police Monday
morning. The trouble, which threat
ened at first TO be serious, was settled
without outside help.
Messrs. Perry and Fowler of Ster.
ling. who have before been in the
pub ic eye, acquired new fame Satur-
d6y night as the result of weighty
pair OF "jags," brought along from
Morrisvile. When they reached
Stowe the boys had reached the COM
bative stage of their drunk and
fought for a season with much sue
cess in the rear of Miles, McMahon's
& Co.'S. store. Policeman Adams was
called, fished the pair out of the mud
and landed them in the cells in the
Memorial Building where, their EN-
nifty forgotten, they sang and danced
jOyOusIy for an hour or more, to the
intense enjoyment of Postmaster
Cheney and the other tenants of the
building. Being given a hearing
Monday morning, they were fined the
usual amount.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ellen
E. Smith, who died at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Wilcox in Moretown
on April 10, were held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at this place
on Thursday, the DIST, at IL a. m.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. J. @
Augell, pastor of the church of which
she has been an active member for
many years. The Rev. W. E. Doug
lass of Rochester, former pastor
and esteemed friend of Mrs. Smiths
preached the sermon, paying fitting
tribute to her worth and character
The bearers we're John Straw, s. Fl. |
Kaiser, II. B. Faunce and G. M.
Watts. The singers were Misses
Ethel Watts and LA Faunce, Mrs.
Alice A. Raymond, A. Fl. Cheney, B.
A. Mills, with Mrs. A. A. Royce at the
organ. The burial was in River Bank
cemetery, and the arrangements we're
in charge of Herbert E. Straw. There
we're beautiful floral tributes, among
them being a sheaf of wheat, carna-
tions and callas. Mrs. Smith was in
her list year. Her last illness began
on Thursday, April IA, and soon de-