News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-03
STOWE.

y. Il. Eioy was III Jerlcho yeslel-
day.
G. ? Brown and wife are entertain.
ing a little son.
Phil Kaiser was laid up last week
with tonsilitis.
Miss Nellie Gotta is spending the
week IN Faysl on.
Gov. Hendee of Morrisville was a
visitor here Friday.
Miss Grace Bigelow is visiting
friends in Bennington.
Mrs G. f. Eddy visited relatives in
Redmond last week.
G, R Churchill WAS a visitor in
Waterbury yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Churchill of Morrisville
is the guest of Mrs. G. E. Burt.
h. " Brllau OF Waitsfield inspect
ed his Stove creamery the first OF the
week.
George T. Howard of Craftsbnry,
trane acted business in town, We'd
nesday.
The railroad was inspected last
Friday by the State Railroad Com,
missioners.
Sunday cars will begin running
May T. Leaving Stowe at $50 a. III.
and 3 p. m.
Architect Walker of the Memorial
Building was in town from Montpe-
ler Monday.
Will Town has purchased and
moved to the Myron Hayes place
near Moscow.
W. " Houston and EIroy Billings
of the U. V. NJ, have been at home
for a few days.
T. A Douglass and wife of Montpe
lier we're here Monday night to attend
the Calico Ball.
Smith & Kaiser are to have their
market lighted with gas from the
Memoirs Building.
Mrs. Tracev of California, visited
Commander O. F. Gerry and other
Stowe friends last week.
Riley's Pharmacy has been fresh
ened up internally by coat of paint
and other improvements.
The Calico Ball given Monday even.
ing by the Stowe orchestra, was
largely attended and a very enjoy
able event.
H. NJ. Mott, Esq, and Miss Gem
Pottle of st. Adams were in town
Friday to attend the funeral services
of s. T. Fuller.
E. l.. Bass of Randolph and F. E.
Graham of Montpelier, were in towII
several days last week looking after
their lumber interests.
PhiIo Fuller of Chester, who has
been stopping here for several weeks
through the sickness OF his brother,
returned home Monday.
The infant child of G. A. Riley and
wife died suddenly Sunday night from
an attack of gastritis. It's funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Louise Sher-
but of Stowe and Leo Straw of Wood
stock, occurred to-day at the home of
the brides mother on Main street.
The Ladies Circle of Unity church
will meet in the vestry Thursday
afternoon. Supper will be served at
5 o'clock until all are served, only 10
cents. Come in.
A hundred thousand trout fry from
the U. s. hatchery will be placed in
Lake Mansfield this week. The Lake
Mansfield Trout Clubs annual dinner
will be held May II.
Stowe High School secured GOO
audience Friday evening at its pre-
s9ntat'on of "Willowdale," and thos9
who attended seem to be unanimou'
in praise of the effort.
Mansfield Mountain Grange W.
hold it's next meeting May 18th, fol-
lowing is the program Music, Mrs
SIayton; reading, Mrs. Fl. G. Fulle;
question, " Should farmers be more
careful of their personal appearance
George Chaplin, followed by general
discussions; recitation, Miss Marjorie
Watts; singing by choir.
UNITY CHUCE
Rev. E. NJ. II. Abbott, pastor. Sunday
morning service at 1916. Subject of sermon
" The Inspiration of hope" Sundays col
and Bible class will meet at u m. Y ing
Peoples Fraternity meeting Z p. m. 7 pic,
" The Beautiful" Leader, Ruth McMal0n.
Paper, Mrs. Eddy. A cordial welcome { all
DEATH OF S. T. FULLER.
S. T. Fuller, highly esteemed citi-
zen of this place, died at his home
last Wednesday after a long illness