News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-08-15
STOWE.


Fred Recor was up from Montpelier last
week
Gene Bailey of Manchester N. H., is in
town.
Mrs. Atkins of Montpelier is stopping at j.
E Houston's.
Blanche Compbell of Barre is visiting rea-
tives IN town.
H. S. Muck Ter and wife are sick on account
of vaccination.
E. C Kaiser was called to Montpelier Tues
day to attend funeral.
Max Haselton has closed mis- work as clerk
at Green Mountain Inn,
Mrs. T. B. Smith has recently been visiting
relatives in New Hampshire.
George Kmbal of Meriden, Conn, is the
guest of his brother Matthew.
The Republican caucus is called for Friday
evening, Aug. II, at town hall.
Rev. Mr. Ganley of Waitsfeld exchanged
with Rev. c. P. Emery last Sunday.
Leon Warren and Tom Metal are spending
a few days in Burlington and vicinity.
| Mr.. Walling of Montpelier has been re-
cent guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred Billings.
| Charlie Eddy returned Saturday night from
| a business trip to Boston and Providence.
| CLAYTON Lucia has gone to st. Adams where
| he has a Job firing on the Central Vermont.
Mrs La Bounty of Lowell, Mass, is spend
ing a few weeks with relatives on Edison Hill.
Miss Mary Butts and her mother Mrs NAL
VIVA Butts, areNisting relatives in No. Hyde
! Park.
Rev. George Beecher, wife and daughter OF
Gloucester, Mass, are visiting rel atves 10
town.
Rev. A. P. Ball, wife and daughter Of Cas-
sale, n. j., are spending the summeTat X. A
Savage's.
Messrs ]. W Brock and L. Bart Cross O
| Montpelier visited Stowe and Mt. Mansfield
last week.
Stowe Cornet Band will give an open all
concert at the band stand Immediately fol
lowing he caucus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Godfrey are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF baby
boy last Saturday.
Miss Sarah Mayo, who has been visiting
her parents for several weeks, returned tx
Mortified Monday.
Mrs. Andrew j. Hart was so unfortunat
last Saturday as to break her arm below tn
elbow, resulting from fall.
Rev. Mr.. Gordon and wife of Westfeld
| Mass, who are spending their vacation here
spent Sunday on Mt. Mansfield.
A meeting of the Board of Civil Authorit
I will be held at Town Clerks office Saturday
g Aug. 10, for correction Of the check list.
Mrs. O. B. Holden who has been spendin
the summer with her son Fred, returned t
= her home in LandgTave the last of the week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Sons of Veterans wi
a | hold an ice cream social at Il. A. K. ha
r Wednesday evening, Aug. II. All are invited
Mansfield Mountain Grange met Aug. Il
II. i ! e., h. ,gr nor
e ddates and discussed the pests of the farl
quite extensively.
G Fred Smith, and E. W. Dillingham; were
b Burlington last week negotiating with pa
ties from the Qneen City who wish to purchai
+ their gasoline yacht
n The somewhat famous case of Mccall al
Muzzy came up for justice trial Saturday bl
IL owing to the absence OF witnesses was a
4 iourned to September.
Mrs. ]. S. Mott of Weybridge, Vt, Mr.
h Will Vorce OF Orange, Mass, and Mrs &c
y Graves of Waterbury recently visited the
cousin, Mrs NJ. E. French.
m Stowe Military Band furnished music f
p. the Catholic Fair at Waterbury Friday eve
ing. special car was run and several
!. sides the Band enjoyed the occasion.
10 Nearly 200 people enjoyed the excursion
Providence Island last Thursday under t
auspices OF Stowe Military iDduu' 1 eilt
" weather conditions and Jolly but tempera
CT crowd made the day one of great pleasure.
The severe storm which passed over Wat
p bury last Wednesday evening caused
oy worst washouts in the history of the A
Mansfield Electric railroad An early ste
er and temporary bridging made it possible
er run on schedule time Thursday
r. A. Straw was born Aug 2, 1908, a
re- died in 1887 The family have met on th
d, date for over 80 years. They met this We
at John Straws. There were six of T.
to Straw's children present, eight grandchildr
ill four reat-grandchildren and other relati'
}. making 81 in all.
of A farewell family gathering was held
ir Frank Gales sugar bush last week in hor
n of Mrs. Chas. A. Pfatf and daughter Emf
and Clifford J. Pfaf nephew of Mrs. Pfaff,
s., of Grand Harris, Mich, it being Mrs. Pia
30 former home when she was known to US
Gertie Gale About 43 brothers, sste
III nieces and nephews partook of a bounti
dinner, after which they retreated to
ne house and were photographed by L T. Ho
m ton. They returned to their home Mond
~ afternoon.