News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-09-30
STOWE
P, R. Sargent is again quite poorly.

Lance Muzzey is visiting his sister i
Burlington.
F. E. Grahame is in town from Mont
pelier this week.
W. E. Horner and wife are spending
week in st. Adams.
W. E. Chaffee has been sick for severa
days from tonsilitis.
G. c. Chaplin will occupy the Cong
parsonage this winter.
j. E. Miles of Burlington was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Frank Laid of Essex junction was liz
town portion of last week.
Miss Abbie Allen closed her summer
hotel for the season Monday.
John Reed of Darlington was guest
| last week at w. A. Siayton's.
Jeff Sherman has moved from Roches-
ter to his farm at Stowe Forks.
Will Warren visited his wife at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Burt left Monday
for an extended southern and western
trip.
9. P. Scrbner and A. r. Straw attend
ed the Grange FAIR in Morrisvile, Fri
day.
Henry White of Johnson has returned
to Stowe and is employed by Forest Will
kins.
A Harvest Service with special music
was held at the Cong'l church Sunday
morning.
Rev. Mr.. Sterling of Waterbury Center
spoke at the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
Misses Inez Smith and Susan Downer
of Morrisville spent Sunday with rea-
tives here.
Work is to begin at once repainting
Unity church, L. Shaw having charge
of the work.
R. B. Russell has rented and moved to
Mrs. Lizzie RobinsoD's house GA the
West Branch road.
Messrs. c. E. Burt, H. T. Raymond
and F. G. Fleetwood, Esq. are on bust
ness trip to Rochester.
Water in the reservoir, which had
reached low level last week, has been
increasing since the rains.
A churn and butterworker of 1000 lbs.
has arrived and been set up by
the Cooperative Creamery.
Mrs. c. D. Bugbee and children of
Waterbury were guests at F. S. Board
mans the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willing and
grandson have returned to Craftsbury,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Pike and Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. E. Pike enjoyed an auto trip
through the White Mountains last week. |
H. E. Shaw's big sale continues to
crowds of buyers. Fifteen hundred dol |
lars worth of goods were disposed of the |
first day.
The Summit House on Mt. Mansfield |
closed its season last week. Landlord |
Adams reports an unusually successful |
summer.
Prof. George Elmore, who has acquired
Ill the new dances, starts his winter
1ancing class at the Auditorium Friday |
evening, Oct. 2.
Give Demeritt and Charles Gale went
Monday to Burlington to attend the U.
'. M. and Miss Margaret Harris is at
College.
Rev. F. B. Sterling of Waterbury Gen.
er preached at the Methodist church
asst Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. William Hendry.
Fl. B. Hill of Waterville visited his sis.
er, Mrs. Fisher, last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher expect to go to Florida about
he middle of October.
Miss Della Felix is at home from Mont
'elier. Her mother, Mrs. W. Ell. Felix,
Who had bone broken in her chest sew.
ral weeks ago, is gaining.
B. A. Mills was in town from Essex
Junction last week to arrange for the
moving of his father and sister. Mrs. FL
lora wilkins TO that place. |,
Mrs. A. A. Royce's father, C. L.
Brown, and her mother-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Esther Forbes, who have passed three
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Royce, have /
one to Ypsilanti, Mich, where Mr..
'rown resides and where Mrs. Forbes ,
ill visit granddaughter. Mr.. Brown :
ill be IS in October, but appears much +
ouBger. l.