News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-02-26
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Mrs. Lena Brown is visiting in North
field.
Ofcourse Stowe will vote No this year
as usual.
b. A. Mills was a visitor in Burlington
Thursday.
G. L. Mcmahon is in Burlington OF
business.
+. e. Grahame was in town from Mont
pelier, Monday.
II. e. Shaw is in Burlington, juror in
the u S. court.
Misses Ethel and Marjorie Watts spent
Sunday in Burlington.
o. e. Luce has rented his Muskoday
Farm to "a Grand Isle man.
Mrs. o. e. Luce entertained party of
ladies at whist, Monday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo has been visiting
her daug liter in Mortified.
Miss Barbara Burt was confined to the
house by illness last week.
Mrs. Austin Emery of st. Adams visit
ed her parents here yesterday.
The next local game of basket ball
will be with Montpelier, Feb ~.
Mrs. George Wilkins is much improved,
being able to be about the house.
The next regular meeting of the NJ. w.
A. will be held Thursday evening.
A. b. Thompson and Eugene Cobb Wis
tied Craftsbury friends over Sunday.
C. B. Tomlnson attended the Dairy
mems School at Burlington last week,
Mrs. Minetta Brown of Worcester, Wis
tied her parents on Luce Hill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Eddy attended the
funeral of cousin in Jericho, Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. Butts is making a good re
covery from her severe attack of pneu-
monia.
S. H. S. and Graniteville played basket
ball here Saturday night, Stowe winning,
"a to 25.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers will |
give a concert at the Congl church |
March 81
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Benson plan to 60 |
to California in March to make their flu |
ture home.
Pearl Houston has closed her work for !
the Misses Burt and is visiting her home |
in Waterbury.
Miles, Mcmahon & Son are making |
quite extensive improvements on the in
terror of their store.
The High school basket ball team Wis
tied Richmond, Wednesday night, being
defeated by small score.
F. E. Wilkins has hired out to c. F.
Eddy as cream gatherer and will occu-
py the Jane Tomlinson house.
Hamilton Fiske has purchased a small
farm in Sterling, of George Clark, and
has vacated the Tomlinson tenement.
The Goddard basket ball team called
Upon Harold Mcmahon Monday. Mr..
Mcmahon was formerly manager of the
cam.
A hot dinner will be served at Unity
church Tuesday, March, 3rd (town- meet
ng day. at noon. Full dinner Is cents.
All come.
On account of the illness of members, ,
he visit of the Waterbury Grange to the
ocal grange, arranged for next Saturday,
las been indefinitely postponed.
The subject of the sermon at the
Unity church next Sunday morning will
e 1.-THE Cheer of Encouragement"
he Y. P. F. will meet in the vestrv at
p. M, topic, Character and Conduct"
ible Glass meetsevery Tuesday evening. v
A fire concert is assured for Friday
vening, when the High school orchestra
SISTED BY out of town talent and by t
[rs. T. A. Douglass and Mr.. HI. w. Burn t
am will entertain at the Auditorium.
ONE and help the school.
News has been received by Stowe rela- f;
YES of the recent death of Samuel S.
uce at Galesville, Wis. Mr. Luce was
YER eighty years of age and enjoyed a =
ide reputation as poet and editor. He ~
as been resident of Wisconsin for half
century. He is survived by several
lildren living in Wisconsin and by sis Il
IT, Mrs. Alzina Luce and niece, Mrs.
!. l.. Stearns, living in Stowe.
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