News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25
STOWE.

last week.
G. f. Eddy was in Boston the first
OF the week.
Warner Nelson of Boston is the
guest of his mother.
}. NJ. Ready and daughter have
moved to Perth, Ont.
Carroll Leach ia at home from Bur-
liDgton for few days.
Spencer Moody has moved here
from Lake Placid, N Y.
N. b. Chaplin is moving to Burling.
ton where he has employment.
Dwight Smith was at home from
Norwich University over Sunday.
Arthur Bigelow and family of Bos.
ton are visiting relatives in town.
W. j. Bigelow and family of Bur.
llngton are visiting relatives here.
Chas. Bartlett of Derry IN. H.. was
a visitor in town briefly last Friday.
Arthur Marshall and family of st.
Adams were visitors at Moscow re-
Gently.
Jessie Gibbs has returned to her
work in the post office after a long
illness.
W. W. Houston and George Harris
OF the U. V. NJ, were at home over
Sunday.
Delta Collins of Springfield was the
guest other aunt, Mrs. Sarah Weeks,
recently.
Gene Cobb left for Auburn, N. Y,
Monday morning, where he has a
position.
ID. b. Shaw has been shipping a
couple cars of apples, paying So 90
per barrel.
Ed. Russell from Morristown has
rented the Judson farm vacated by
Joe Muzz9y.
Frank Robinson and wife of Ma
lone, N. T.. are visiting relatives on
the Branch.
Roy Bettis of Lyme, N. H., has
been visiting relatives In the west
part of town.
Mrs. George Smalley and daughters
OF Middlesex have been visiting rela.
tives In town.
c. ii. Blanchard has moved to the
Gold Brook house recently occupied
by Bert Calkins.
Mrs. Sarah Slayton left for Mime
apolis last week in company with
Wilson Edgerton and wife.
Principal E. D. Bessey and wife and
Miss Bigelow attended the Teacher
Institute at Montpelier last week.
Dwight Matthews of Morrisvillle
aud daughter, Mrs. Churchill, are
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Will Cooper of Salt Lake City was
in town a couple days the first of the
week, coming to attend the funeral oil
Edwin Raymond.
The local tiremen are to be given
some practice during the next two
or three weeks. Three strokes on the
fire bell will be the signal.
The Junior class ofthe High School
will hold heart to heart intercourse
with spirits on the night of Oct. 81
You are invited to see how they do it.
Mrs. Lucy Gale left Tuesday on a
visit with friends at Keene, N. e.,
Fort Edward and Glenns Falls, N. S.,
after which she will spend the winter
with her sister at Sumpter, S. c.
The annual oyster supper given by
Stowe Military Band will be held Fri
day evening, Nov. 3. A short concert
and dance and a brand new oyster
for supper will be the advertised
attractions. Full bill so cents Der
couple.
The State Board of Railroad Com.
missioners consisting of F. c. Smith
of st. Adams, Ell. F. Bingham OF
Bennington and Geo. s. Howard OF
Craftsbury, inspected the Mt. Mans
field Electric Railroad Tuesday morn.
ing and expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with the improvements made
the past season.
Stowe resembles "Sweet Auburn OF
the Plain" this week. Nearly all the
business men have taken to the
woods, mills are shut down or run.
ming with halt force and deer and
fawn colored Jerseys are in sore
trouble. No fatalities, human or
otherwise, are vet reported.
The remains of Edwin C. Raymond
reached home from Pueblo, Colo,
Sunday noon, funeral services being
held at Unity church at one o'clnck