News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26
STOWE.

yesterday.
G A Riley has been granted Drug.
gist's lie Use.
j. A. Lucas of Montpelier was Wis
itor here Thursday.
Miss Gladys Norway OF Montpelier
is spending few days here.
N B Chaplin has moved to the Bet,
tis place at the Lower Village.
Bradley Magoon transacted bust
ness in Jonesville, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. McCuen and daughters
visited in Burlington last week.
O. E. Luce and wife visited rela
tives in Burlington over Sunday.
Cheney Tomlnson was in town
from E'sex several days last week.
C. f. EDDY ia on business trip to
Boston, and Providence this week.
Phil Kaiser has moved to the j. :.
Vearen tenement on South Main
| street.
F. E. Graham was in town Wednee-
day, looking after his lumber j..
| terests.
Miss Nettie Brush of Montpelier
was the guest of her parents over
Sunday.
Miss Mae Straw is enjoying
weeks vacation from her duties in
Eddy < Macutchen's store.
States Atty. Bicknell of johnson
was in town Saturday and disposed
OF several intoxicatiOn cases.
Miss Msttie Cross, a popular Loem-
Der of Stowe High School has return
ed to her home in Enfield, N. Fl.
G. Bryant and family left this week
for Wilder, Vt, for a few days. stop
prior to going to Butte City. Nom
Mrs. V P. Macutchen was called to
Essex Center last week by the illness
of her son in law, Rev. George
Beecher.
George Sallies has sold his share in
the paint and paper business to B, l.
Shaw and contemplates going to
Montpelier to work.
The many friends OF Rev. j. Q An
gel, both in and out OF his parish, are
pleased that he has been returned TO
Stowe for the coming year by the
Methoiis Conference.
Bert Culver and wife went to Hines
burg Monday, returning yesterday
with the remains of Mrs. Dimick,
grandmother of Mrs. Culver. Burial
was in Riverbank cemetery.
Willowdale," the High School
play, will be rendered at the Audito.
rum Friday evening. The High
School Band will be in attendance
and furnish music. All are invited.
Albert R. Brown, a member OF the
senior class at Yale College, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday morning, as a candi-
date for the passionate of the sochty.
The Listers have filed the abstract
of the grand list for 1906 andthe
Listers will meet at Town Clgk's
office at 10 O'Clock, a. M, Tuesday
May 2, 1905, to hear all personsWho
feel aggrieved by any of their acts
and to correct errors.
Miles, Mcmahon & Co.'S. delivery
team ran away Monday, making a
start from A. FL. Slayton's house,
near the " Ledges;" the team coIided
with one driven by Mrs. j ohn Preston,
throwing her out, but fortunately
without seriously injuring her. The
runaway was stopped at the village.
Easter services at Unity church
were we'll attended. The church was
prettily decorated. A full choir rep-
dered fine music. An uplifting SER
mon, "Easter Gladness," by the pas
tor, Rev. Eliza M. II. Abbott was at !
tentively listened to. This was follow
ed by the childrens exercises to which |
many of the older ones remained. All
enjoyed the singing and Rotations of
the little ones. The distribution OF
Easter cards, eggs and chickens came
next aud the banediction closed the
services. The Y. P F. held a very
interesting meeting in the evening,
visiting friends of other households
of faith joined in songs and words of
gratitude for Easter and many a
clear thought of immortality was ex'
pressed and many a tender tribute
expressed to the loved Teacher who
brought it to light.
UNITY CHURCH.
Rev. e. NJ. II. Abbott. pastor. Sunday
morning service at 10:45. Subject of ser.
mon, The Love of jesus" Sunday-school
will meet at II m. Young Peoples Frater-
nifty meeting at 7:30 p. m. Topic "Words
and Deeds" Leader Mae Straw. !
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