News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-08
STOWE.
Mrs. Nette Burt is i'll.
Miss Amber Smith is i'll.

r B Thomas OF Montpelier was III
tow ye 4terday,
Miss May epent Sunday with
friends in MOrrisviile
EIrov Billings is at home from the
U. V. M. Tor Ii few days.
Miss Mabel Carr visited her mother
n Montpelier over Sunday.
Jerry Flanagan of Portsmouth,
N. Il. was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Lang. who has been living with
his son, A. D, is quite poorly.
Miss Gem Pottle of STanton was
recent guest of her mother here.
w. F. Benson was in town from
Morrisvile a day or two last week.
Miss Nettie Brush was at home
from Montpelier the first OF the week.
Mrs. Abbie Warren, who is at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital, is doing well
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson are be-
ing congratulated upon the birth OF
an heir.
Mrs. S. T. Fuller entertained six Of
her lady friends at tea on Saturday
afternoon.
W. W. Adams and F. E. Smith
transacted business in Montpelier
day or two last week.
The Reed & Vearen gristmill is out
of commission this week, one of the
large gears having broken.
Jerome Stowell has moved to the
Straw house at the Lower Village
having sold his Gold Brook property
to Bert Calkins.
A lively game of basket ball was
played Friday evening between the
High School team and a village team
The town boys we're victorious.
News has been received of the re-
cent birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Luce of Tibbals, Fla. Mrs.
Luce was formerly Mary Jenuey OF
Stowe.
Some mammoth loads of logs are
coming into the C. E & F. O. Burt
millyard these days and in spite OF
the late arrival of snow it looks as
though the usual supply would be
got in.
The Misses Burt, Carr, Watts, Luce
aud Straw have organized snow
shoe club. Up to this time the ses
sions have been of the indoor sort,
but Developments are looked for a
little later.
Mrs. F. S. Boardman entertained q
company of twenty little people or
Saturday afternoon, in honor Of the
fifth birthday of her son, Mum. lee
cream and cake we're served and g
merry time enjoyed by all.
Oral examinations OF Stowe High
School will be held at the school
building Thursday and Friday of this
week. All the parents and friends o
the school are invited to be present
Come friends and see what the schooI
is doing and also encourage the stu
dents in their work.
A party OF half a dozen fromA hers
hired teams from the LoveiOy &
Eddy stable Friday evening for the
purpose of attending dance at Ell
more. By thee. time the hall was
reached the young men seem to have
been filed with intoxicants and al
ambition to "do up" all ElmOre
This yearning cost them dearly al
two of them have since been confined
to the house and another OF the party
the elder Sinner, who has a reputa
ton as husky fighter, was battered
beyond recognition and led peaceful
ly to jail.
The regular meeting of Stow,
Lodge, No. 46, l. o. G. T., on Wed
nesday evening, Feb. l, was held il
their new quarters in Akeley Memoir
ial Hall. During the evening William
Belts was initiated into the Ordel
and the following officers for the en-
suing quarter were installed by Lodge
Deputy G. A. Abbott, assisted by
Grand Marshal Fl. E. Straw and Miss
Ethel Watts, who acted as Installing
Marshal and Deputy Chief Temp
lar, Mrs. Carrie e. Straw; Vice Temp
lar, Mrs. Hattie Kenfeld Sec'y
Ellen Stearns Financial Sec'y, Inc
Culver Treas, Mrnest Mills Mar
shall, Henry Sanborn; Chaplain, Miss
Clara Mills Past Chief TemDlar, l.
A. Kenfeld Guard, Mrs. Dora S
Eddy; Sentinel, Harold Sanborn
Deputy Marshal, Ezra Warren.
Unity CHURCH.
Rev. E. NJ. II. Abbott, pastor Sunday
morning service at 1915. Subject of sermon
THE Origin of Belief in Evil" Bibleschoul al
IL m. Young Peoples Fraternity meeting
at p. m. Topic, =" Self Reliance Leader
Leo Moody. A cordial welcome to ALL
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