News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23
STONE.

C. F. Eddy is in B oston this week.
The districts schools will open
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
A daue hter was born Saturday to
E. c, Bailey and wife.
Paul Raymond expects to enter
Phillips Exeter this fall.
Mrs. Elphick OF Montreal is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. l.. l.. Harris has been quite i'll,
but is now somewhat better.
Miss Gem Pottle of Swanton has
been visiting her mother here.
F. E. Graham of Montpelier tTaLs-
acted business in town Saturday.
Rev, Mr.. Angel has been in Sheldon
and North Hero for the past week.
Mike Ready and family of Boston
are visiting at Meriden Marshall's.
Frank Hoisington las a JOB as
brakeman for the Central Vermont.
Clayton Darling of st. Alans, has
been visiting in town for a few days.
Mrs. Stafford of Cam bridge visited
friends in town the first OF the week.
Miss L. Fl. Lsustig OF New York has
been guest of A. j. Chaffee and wife.
C. D. Gibbs and wife are spending q
few days with relatives in Montpelier
Fred Miner of Morrisville was ID
town yesterday on telephone bus
ness.
May Straw and Barbara Burt were
visitors in Burlington the first of the
week.
Mark Shaw has purchased the
Downey farm in EImore Of c. E. and
F. o. Burt.
George McAlIister and wife leave for
Denver, Colo, on the G. A. R. eXcur,
sion Sept. 2.
Will Miles and wife Of GranitevIIe
were recent guests at the home OF
Peter Quinn.
George Thompson has moved to
Montreal. where he will open a COM
mercial college.
Francis Miner suffered a partial
shock yesterday, but in now some
what improved.
Mrs. Ida Churchill and o. D. Mat
thews of Morrisville visited Stowe
friends last week.
A. P. Cate of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting with Mrs. Cate at the home
of G. r. Scribner.
Mrs. Wallace and the Misses Wal
lace of Orange. N. j., are stopping
with Mrs. c. F. Eddy.
Stowe plays Morrisville on the
home grounds this afternoon an an
interesting game is looked for.
Leo Moody, of the Miles, McMaaon
& Co. staff, is spending a weeks vaca-
ton in Springfield and vicinity.
Rev. j. Edward Wright will preach
in Unity church, Stove, SuEagE
morning at 10:45. All are welcome.
Wayne Burt and Charles Ploof at
tended the Barre ontpelier-Bur-
lington ball game at Montpelier Nor
day.
Concert by Sherman's Military
Band of Burlington at the Fair at II
O'Clock, a. M, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
About twenty couples ATTENDED the
social dance Thursday night at the
Auditorium. Stowe Orchestra fur
nisqed music.
Stowe and johnson played an ex-
citing game here WEDNESDAY after
noon, Stowe winning by the close
score of 10 to 9.
Leon Dudley, who has been spend
ing several weeks with his cousin,
Mrs. Eddy, returned to his home in
Berlin, Mass, last week.
A special car carried a party of ex-
cursionists to Waterbury this morn.
ing to connect with the excursion
train for Fort Frederick.
Harry Raymond and wife left
Stowe Monday for a short stay in
Monmouth, Me-, after which they 90
to Alliance, Ohio, for the winter.
L. c. Raymond sells his home place,
Just north of this village, at auction
Saturday afternoon, S. B. Waite of
Hyde Park auctio1eer. This is one
of the most attractive locations in
town.
Rev. FL. A. G. Able gave very in
teresting cold Home Week" sermon
at Unity church Sunday morning.
Special music for the occasion was |