News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-10-19
STOWE.

ay or two last week. I
s. C. Wheeler of Waterbury trans
Icted business here yesterday.
Vernon Smith Of Brooklyn, N. T.,
Visited relatives in Moscow recently
Miss Josie browne spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Johnson
E. C. Kaiser and family of Montpel-
Ter we're in town a few days last week.
Geo. Sanborn and James Drugg
were visitors in Burlington Ihurs-
day.
Rev. G. S. Nutter OF st. Albans
spoke atthe Methodist church sun.
day. /
E. G. Kaiser and son, Raymond, OF
Vergennes were visitors in town lasu
week.
Geo. Williams cut his hand quite
badly last week, while working IN the
woods.
Henry Reed has purchased j. A.
Luce's interest in the Luce Vearen
gristmill.
C. o. Burt left Saturday night on
a trip to New York, Washington and
St. Louis. ~.
81. E. Straw represented the local
lodge of 1. O. G.. T. at Richmond
Thursday.
DR.. D. D. Grout of Waterbury was
called to Stowe Saturday to see
Henry Derby. t"sa
Mrs. Ada Boynton Fowler of South
birmingham spent last week with
friends in town.
An interesting teachers meeting
was held at the school house on sat
urday afternoon.
V. C. Babcock is exhibiting Hub
bard squash from his garden that
weighs 42A pounds.
E, S. Edison and wife have returned
from their summers employment at
the White Mountains.
F. E. Stafford was in Burlington
Sunday and Monday to visit his sis
ter, Miss Susie Stafford.
Ell. W. Belden of Waitsfeld was IL
town Friday in the interests OF TIT
Mt. Mansfield creamery.
Stanley G. Hickok of Somerville
Mass, is visiting Stowe this week al
the guest of Rev. E. M. FL. Abbott.
Mrs. Homer Stearns and daughter
Miss Ellen StearDs, have returned
from fifteen days trip to Chicago
and st. Louis.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar.
society of the M. E. church will NEE
with Miss Clara Mills Thursday, Oct
20, at 3 o. m. All are invited.
Mrs. Horace Hayden of East A
burgh and Mrs. William Pike iron
Montpelier we're in town last Frida.
to visit their brother, Henry Derby
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Carey celt
brated the fortieth anniversary {
last their marriage Friday evening
: About thirty.five guests were present
The young ladies of the Hig
School have organized a Glee Clu
with Lola Billings, Manager, an
Myra Cheney Leader and Organist.
Mrs. HI. e. Jenney gave a whis
), party on Friday evening to tftee
Young ladies in honor of Mrs. w v
n Luce, who returns to Tibbals, Fla
this week.
Adeline Lockyard, aged 73 year
d died at the home of her son, north
the village, last Tuesday of cancer {
J. the stomach. Burial took place 6
Williston, Thursday.
s. The selectmen have purchased a
J. iron bridge from the Canton, Obi
Bridge Company, to replace tt
Ia wooden bridge over the west brant
in the Wade neighborhood.
Is Nearly every hunter in town is pr
q pairing to get into woods Saturde
and from present appearances stan
n ing room will be at premium. Son
have already made camps, awe
l. back.
Miss browne, of the first intermec
- ate grade, and her pupils entertain'
10 the mothers of the pupils on Frlda
A program of singing and music WI
7e piven and home made candy and fru
we're served.
IL Mrs. Joseph Hamel from Maxvll
Or Ont, is spending two weeks with b
st daughter, Mrs. Howard Downe
She is accompanied by her daughter
ir Mrs. Fred Daniels and Mrs. Jol
lie Hamel, also of Maxville.
r The Young Peoples Fraternity
lie Unity church, Stowe, will hold ID
lowe'en party in the vestry OF t
xt church Monday evening, Oct. Bis
w. New attractions. Refreshments 81
T. we'd. Full particulars next week
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