News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-19
STOWE.

Susan Black has been ill for several
days. .
The puplic schools will open on
April "a
Don't forget the Calico" Ball,
May 1st.
Geo. Hayes is in Burlington for a
day or two.
C. F. Ei2y is in Pittsford and Sha
ron this week.
J. E. Miles of Burlington was 10
town yesterday.
c. F. Eddy transacted business in
Jericho, Thursday.
Mrs. Hollis Edison is quite poorly
with heart trouble. .
Will TOwne has bought the MyroD
Hayes place at Moscow.
Matte Brush was at home from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Buelah and Lola Boyce have been
visiting relatives in Barre. ~
Mrs. George Marshall visited in
Milton and Jericho last week.
DR.. W. G. Church of Burlington
was visitor in town Friday.
B. T. Thayer of Boston visited biz
mother here the first of the week.
Torrent Hose Co. held it's first out
door practice meeting last evening.
Fish and Game Com. Thomas was
in Rutland and Burlington last week
Rev. j. Q Angel is attending con
ference at Enosburg Falls this week
Clinton Boyce and wife of Montpe
lier have been visiting at c. F. Eddy's
T. c, Douglass and wife were il
town from Montpelier over Sunday
Mabel Wright is at home from the
Johnson Normal school for brie
vacation. ... ,..s
L. D. Pike and son are building
an addition to their mill at the Low
er Village.
Travelling Auditor Fl. C. MaDzn
of the c. V. R. R. Co. was in town the
first of the week,
A cobweb social was held in thu
High School rooms last evening. Al
interesting event it was.
Mrs. DR.. McSweeney of Burlington
was the guest of her brother, C. l.
Mcmahon and family, recently.
Prin. c. Fl. Drown was in Bellows
Falls last week to attend the meeting
of Vermont Teachers Association.
George Greenwood OF Lowell wal
in town Thursday and purchased {
string of carriages of Lovejoy {
EDDY.
Mrs. Ida Churchill and Mrs C. 81
A. Stafford and daughter, Eloise, o
Morrisville we're visitors in town Sat
urday and Sunday.
The little son of Harry Butts anC
wife of Moscow died Friday. Funera
services were held Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mrs. Abbott officiating.
Mrs. Climbs, the aged mother OF Fl
B. Faunce and Mrs. Kenfield, dice
Saturday, at the age of sc. Funera
services we're held Monday afternoon
Rev. j. @. Angel officiating.
At the Cong'l church the servict
for Easter Sunday will be conducted
in part by the Sunday school. Their,
will be singing and some recitationl
by the children and young people
and other special music.
Mansfield Mt. Grange will have 6
Topic program at it's next meeting
April 20. 1t will add very much tC
the interest of the meeting if there i;
a good attendance, and it is hoped
that there will be a hearty response
Mrs. Jeanette Straw Burt died at
her home in Stowe at a late hour on
Thursday, April 13. She had been in
failing health all winter, and WIGS
taken worse about a month ago
when Brigbt's disease developed
Since then her death has been rapid.
For the last week she has lain in a
state of coma. Mrs. Burt was the
youngest daughter OF Thomas A.
and Caroline Rand Straw. She was
born on November II, 1855, and has
always lived in Stowe. She was mar.
ried October II, 1897, to Frank 0
Burt, who died in July, 1902. Mr..
Burt left five children by former
marriage, Craig and Wayne Burt,
and the Misses Barbara, Marjorie
and Rebecca Burt, who are thus for
the third time bereft. Mrs. Burt is
survived by three brothers, John
Straw and Herbert E. Straw OF
Stowe and A. R. Straw of Springfield,