News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-05-16
STOWE.

Mrs. owen Leach Is visiting rela'
tives in Richford.
A son was born Saturday to Arthur
Bigelow and wife.
Leon Cobb was at home from Hard.
wick over Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Peterson has been quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Judge Geo. NJ. Powers of Morrisville
was in town Monday.
George Adams has been visiting
relatives in Middlesex.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo visited her son,
Benin Proctor recently.
George Harris was at home from
Burlington over Sunday.
Glenn wilkins of Morrisyille was a
visitor in town Monday.
George Norway was in town from
Montpelier over Sunday.
Ethel Strong OF Hyde Park is the
guest of Mrs. FL. E. Jenney.
c. H. Eeed of Middlesex visited his
brothers, people here recently.
Lucinda Nutting ia at home for a
visit from Newburyport, Mass.
The selectmen are putting in new
iron bridge on the cemetery road.
F. E.,Graham of Montpelier is look
ing after his lumber interests here.
Rev. j. @, Angel and wife are stop.
ping in Barre and Montpelier for a
few days.
Gem Pottle of Montpelier spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Err
MIME Pottle.
Mrs. Edith Russell Batchelder OF
Lyndonville is visiting her parents at
the Lower Village.
W. j. Mum and daughter of Sara
nae Lake, N. Y, are guests of F. S.
Boardman and wife.
The service at Unity church last
Sunday was omitted on account OF
the illness of the pastor.
f. c. Bashaw has closed work for
Miles Mcmahon & Co., his place being
taken by Harry Warren.
Fred Mcfarland of Hyde Park was
a recent visitor at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Emily Gillette.
Eugene Cobb, who is employed at
the State Hatchery at Roxbury, was
at home portion of last week.
Miss Anna C. Bracket arrived from
New York Friday and has opened
her summer residence east of the viii
age.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Eddy is again with her
sou, G. f, Eddy, after an absence of
several weeks in Burlington and
vicinity.
Chandler Watts returned on Satur.
day from Burlington, where an oper-
alton upon his left eye was performed
on Friday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve their usual monthly supper
at the vestry Wednesday May %.
Everybody invited.
Commissioner Thomas has received
notice that Charles Huntley of Water
bury has been fined $10.6S for owning
s dog that chased deer. A deer has
been recently killed by dogs In Brook
field.
Don McAllister has rented his
arm on the West Branch to o. A.
Sanborn and has moved to North |
HYDE Park, where he will stop with |
lis wife's parents for the present.
The Epworth League of the Meth
,dist church will hold their annual
business meeting at the vestry Fri.
lay evening May IS. All young peo-
Die interested in the league will please
make an effort to be present.
The Stowe Cemetery Association
will hold "bee" Wednesday May %,
1t the Riverside Cemetery. Bring
,our teams and shovels and every
,ody come that can. The ladies will
nrnfsh dinner.
The 'O6 class of the High School
las perfected arrangements to visit
Washington, D. c., Immediately after
The class is raising the
unds for the trip through It's own
forts which will lend it an added
pleasure.
D. W. Cooley of Waterbury has the
ontract to furnish and install a
undred horse power boiler at the
ike mill at the Lower Village. P. d.
ike & Son intend to enlarge the
apacity of their mill so that they
I'LL be able to manufacture million
nd a half of lumber year.
The program for Memorial Day
I'LL include the address by the Rev.
1. F. Farman, music by Stowe Mill
ary Band and singing by school
hildren. The Post and W. r. c.,
ill meet at Akeley Memorial Hall on
unday morning, May 81, and march
a body to Unity chnrch where the
.ev. E. NJ. FL. Abbott will preach the
sual Memorial sermon.
About fifty club members and their
uests we're registered at Lake Mans
cid Yesterday and large numbers
rived to-day on the morning
ir and from Morrisville and Hyde
ark. Among those who have been
,ioving the trout catching in prep
ration for the dinner are Drs.
cSweeney and Tinkham, &c. Now
and j, NJ. Miles OF Burlington,