News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-04
STOWE.


days.
A. A. Pike was in Hyde Park yes
terday.
Henry Barrows on the Branch is
very poorly.
Dc you want to buy agood tound?
If 80 see Business Notice.
George G. Dana of Boston was a
visitor in town Thursday.
Jesse Kellogg and wife of Montpel-
Ter visited here over Sunday.
Selectmen E. B. Cobb transacted
business in johnson yesterday.
Prof. B. George Wilkins was in
town from Burlington Thursday.
Carroll Mum and family OF John
son are visiting relatives in town.
Ed. Muzzey and wife of Hartford,
Conn. are visiting relatives in town.
Tuck Mansfield of johnson has
been visiting his brother at Moscow
Mr.. and Mrs. Excel left for their
new home in Western New York Fiji
dey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dana are being
congratulated upon the recent birth
of a son.
C. A. Riley, purchaser of the j. j
Vearen drug business, has moved
here from Proctor.
Fish Commissioner Il. G. Thomas
visited the state hatchery at hoX'
bury last Saturday.
Roy Ploot, who is driving a log
team for C. E & F. O. Burt, got
quite badly pinched Saturday.
Mrs. George Wilkins has among
other improvements recently added
to her home comforts a furnace, no"
in running order.
A dinner will be served by the ladies
of Unity church Thursday, Jan. 9TH,
from II O'Clock until are served, at
10 cents per plate.
AT the regular meeting of Stove
Lodge, | O. g. L on Dec. %, 1T was
voted to continue meeting on Wed
uesday, instead of Tuesday evenings.
SllAs and Bernard Stebbins have re.
Gently been MATED into the order.
George Marshall and Miss Viola
Hartman, two of Stoves most pop,
ulor young people, were married to-
day in Montpelier. After two
weeks absence Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
will occupy Che Smith house on Bridge
street.
About seventy. five Of the friends
and nelghbors OF Mr.. aud Mrs. e. U.
Robinson gathered Saturday night
to assist them in cele brating the
twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage. A very pleasant evening"
was passed.
Madame Patterson of Hartford
Conn, to whom the past, present and
| future is as an open book, set in long
primer type, is stopping tor a few
weeks with L. W. Buzzell and wife
In addition to her fortune telling
abilities, Madame Patterson is 8
clairvovant and has the healing
power,
The following item recently PUBLISHED
in the Salem Evening News of Salem
Mass, will be interest to many PEG
pie of Stowe:
walter K Bigelow. president of TIE Almy
Bigelow & Wahburn Inc, yesterday reache
the 63rd mile stone in bis life. He made n
| special observance of the event and it was no
generally known, but being one of the mos
prominent business men in the city. the even
should not pass without few lines IN tn
column. Mr.. Bigelow's business career
this city has been marked by an honesty
| purpose and principle which has won tor hil
the respect of business men and patron
alike. BE is native of Stowe, VT, which. b
the way is the birthplace OF one of his part
ners, Calvin Washburn A farmers DO,
he worked at the drudgery on the farm unit
| 6 years of age. when, while seated on tt
neb of an OK cart in which he had jul
hauled a load of potatoes to the villal
starch factory. he received from his brothe
who had gone into the postofice for the maj
a letter from the late james +. Amy, askiI
young Bigelow to come to work for him
Salem The boy accepted and from ii
lowly position of errand boy, he rose to h
present position and partnership in the cor
Germ. His career has not been meteor
one, but a steody climb, with plenty of gri
push and business acumen to aid him IN su
mounting the ladder of business life.
UNITY CHURCH
Rev. E. NJ. Fl. Abbott, pastor. Sunda
morning service at 1915. Subject of sermo
The Silent Side of Life" sunday -schO
and Bible class at II IN. Young People
FRATERNITY meeting at 7 p. m. Topic, Re
John W. Chadwick, Preacher and Poet"
welcome to all.
Two million Americans suffer the torturu
pangs of dyspepsia, Burdoek Blood Bite
cures. At any drug store.