News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-05
STOWE,

Miss Mabel Carr visited friends ID
Stove over Sunday.
Mrs Leach fell recently, severely
spraining one wrist.
W. B. Mcutchah and bride returned
to Stove last evening.
E.roy Billings is at home from Bur
llDgton on a vacation.
Miss Nettie Brush was home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
W. W. Houston is at home from
Burlington on a weeks vacation.
MIS-, Vernon wilkins, who has been
i'll with grip, remains iii poor health
Mrs. Sarah Thsyer returned recent.
~ from visit TO friends in johnson
The infant chilu of Samuel ShoniO
and wife died last Saturday, aged
six months.
The usual monthly Circle of Unity
Church is postponed on account Of
so much sickness.
A son weighing ten and one-ha.
pounds was born March 20 to Mr.
and Mrs. N. s. Chaplin.
DR.. Woodward of Morrisville was
n Stowe Friday to see Mrs. F. o
Burt, whose condition remains criti
cal.
S. T. Fuller, who has been seriously
i'll for some time with erysipelas, il
failing. A. j. Sargent is caring fol
him.
Mrs. James Atkins and Clare KeI
logg of Montpelier are visiting Mrs
Atkins daughters, Mesdames Glib:
and Godfrey.
Mrs. A. E. Douglass, and Mrs. W
NJ. Douglass and son, Francis, an
George Douglass visited friends il
Montpelier Saturday.
The vestry of the Cong'l church ha
been improved by a new coat of pain
and paper and the carpet replaced
after the recent inundation.
Harold Mcmahon is in Boston
where he attended the alumni ban
quet of Goddard Seminary on Frida.
evening at Hotel Belleview.
Or. E. ?. BigeIow's condition ha
grown much worse within the pas
week. Mrs. Mckenzie, a trainer
nurse from Hardwick, is caring fU
him.
Owing to the absence of our regula
correspondent on important bus
ness, we have taken the bulk Of GU
Stowe news this week from the Bur
lington Free Press.
The pupils of the High School he'll
social on Wednesday evening, sscelt
brating the close of school. A liter
airy and musical program was give
and maple sugar was served.
Fred Clement and wife, who nav
spent the winter with Mrs. SIN TIL
brother, A. P. Smith, and othe
friends in this vicinity, return thi
week to their home in East Hebron
N. ii.
A regular meeting of C. S. Clark, s
of v, will be held at &. A. r. hall Of
Tuesday evening, Aprill1. A full at
tendance is desired. A short pro
gram will be rendered and new suga
served.
Mrs, Fl. E. Jenney gave a part,
Friday evening to about twent,
young people in honor Of the fifteenth
birthday of Miss Clyde Jenney
Games were played and light refresh
ments were served.
The body of Mrs. Katherine Fitz
gerald, who died recently in Morris
town, was brought to Stowe anC
buried beside her husband, Patricl
Fitzgerald, in RIVER Bank cemetery
on Thursday of last week.
Mansfield Mt. Grange program fo
April 9Th 1905. Music, Mrs. AIMS
Kimball; roll,call, with Quotations
The benefits of cooperation for thu
ladies', Mrs. o. F. Gerry, followed by
general discussion. Paper, VIVA
constitutes a good Education" G
NJ. Watts; Reading, Mrs. P. R. Gale
Singing by the choir.
Asuccessful first of April prank was
that played upon a member OF the
firm of Miles. Mcmahon & Co.. who
weighed and paid for a tub of butter
as he supposed, but which proved to
contain beans under a layer of salt
A tub was taken to Eddy & Macut
CHAINS, which an enterprising young
clerk tested with a borer and fouud
to be filed with sawdust and stones