News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12
STOWE.

" ~. DClIDuOL WCuO W. bOotOh hOA-
day night.
We arrived in Stowe all right we
did nave 20 walk in.
c. f. Eddy transacted business in
North I hpuford last week.
N. r. Barrows has been confined
with German measles this week.
Ralph S8eetlaad Of Boston was in
town on business yesterday.
Paul Kaiser was laid up with
spralued hand last week.
g. Fl. Reed OF Mlddlesex Co He'd upon
Stowe friends yesterday.
DR.. W. G Church of Burlington was
a visitor III town Friday.
Fish Commissioners Thomas was a
visitor in Burlington Thursday.
w. N. Douglass and wife visited rel
atiyes IN Montpelier over Sunday.
q. e. Moody OF Waterbury trans
acted business i'll town Thursday.
Mrs. G. J. Scribner from st. Albaue
visited her parents here last week.
Mrs. Orpha Whitcher has been very
i'll with heart trouble for a few days.
AIRS. G. W. Buzzell, who has been
sick with rheumatism, Is improving.
Rev, K. W. Collins had the miFfor-
tune to lose valua BILE horse recently.
A whole lot of new spring goods at
Eddy Il Macutchan's. Call in and
see the fine assortment in all depart
ments.
j. A. Kellogg and wife of Montpel-
Ter were guests at e. D. Gibbs over
Sunday.
Prof. E r. Bigelow returned to his
school uuJles in Salem, Mass, last
Friday.
Amos Belts moves to North Thee,
ford next wsek, where he will carry Oh
q farm.
Miss Bessie Smith went to Granite.
vile Monday, where she will teach the
coming term.
j. j. Vearen has been quite poorly
for the past two weeks, but is slowly
E. E. Campbell and wife of Water
bury were guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
Angel last week.
Mrs. Chauncey NeWhall and daugh-.
ter OF Hardwick were guests at h. b.
Russel's last week.
Clyde Nelson has secured a position
~ IN on ina n A ~ ~ n
House, Jefferson, N. II.
Rev. Z. S. Nuttor of st. Adams con
Quoted quarterly meeting ut the
Methodist church Sunday.
All members of Mansfield Camp, NJ.
W. A., are urged to attend the meet
ing Thursday evening of this week.
M9ssrs Fraser and Angel of Bos-
ton were in town Sunday, making re-
pairs upon one of the boilers at the
power station.
Riley, the druggist, has applied for
a druggists license to sell liquors.
The hearing will be held az the Audi.
forum Saturday, the 22d.
Messrs Brigham and Smith of the
State Board of r. r. Commissioners,
were in town Friday upon their semi.
annual inspection trip.
Ed. Muzzey and family, who have
been stopping in Stowe and Hyde
Park the past winter, returned to
Hartford, Conn, Monday.
W. W. Houston and Elroy Billings,
who have been spending a weeks va
cation with their parents, returned
to the U. V. M. Saturday.
Fred Clement and wife, who have
spent the winter with Mrs. Clements
brother, A. P. Smith, returned last
week to their home in East Hebron,
N. 81.
Mrs. Gracia Tomlinson was pleas
antly surprised Monday afternoon
by a visit from about fifty of her
friends and neighbours, the occasion
being her fiftieth birthday.
Rev. Mrs. Abbott will give her
fourth sermon in a series on Some
Of the Attributes of Jesus" in Unity |
church, Stowe, Sunday morning at
l0:45. Subject, "The Liberality of
Jesus"
The many Stowe friends of Henry |
Nelson deeply regret his leaving town |