News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-01-06
STOWE.

N. G. Shaw of Bethel was In town to-
day.
John Lyon has moved from the Forks
to Hardwick.
@. A. Riley and son were visitors in
Barre Monday.
II. l.. Stearns was at home from Water
bury over Sunday.
e. j. McGrath was on the sick list a
portion of last week.
Mrs. E. G. Stafford was in Burlington
portion of last week.
Mrs. Oscar Wood of Georgia is stop.
ping with relatives here.
Mrs. Abbie Warren has gone to Nor
folk, Va, for a few weeks rest.
G. G. Robinson and wife visited their
| daughter in Worthwhile Sunday.
Dan Hamel of st. Adams visited his
family here Saturday and Sunday.
George Fleury has been visiting rela-
tives in st. Adams for few days.
Henry Town is in a very critical condi-
ton and recovery is not expected.
George Norway and wife of Montpelier
were ia town few days last week.
Fred Gale of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
with relatives here for a week or two.
G. ID. Gibbs and family of Waterbury
were guests at Bert Godfre,'s last week.
| George S. Harris of the U. V. NJ con-
! Quoted services at Unity church Sunday
| morning.
The High and Graded school opened
Tuesday morning with an increased at
tendance.
James Campbell returned to the U. Y,
M. and Herbert Wright to Syracuse Uni
yersity Monday.
Representative f. e. Smith returned
to his legislative duties at Montpelier
Monday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Jarvis of Burlington is
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Sylvia Poor.
f. E. Smith and NJ. o. Marshall have
traded for the Gerry Marshall farm near
the power station.
A social dance was held at Steward
Nutting's Thursday night. Paul's or
chestra furnished music.
Will Ladue and sister, Mrs. r. W
Smith, were called TO Braintree last
week by the illness of their mother.
A. II. Slayton of Stowe and George
Cheney of Morrisvlle are named as ex-
ecutors of the will of Mrs. Marie Wilkins.
ingalls, Godfrey returned Monday to
Albany, N. Y, where he is taking
shorthand course at the Albany business
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Eddy are in Bur-
lington this week. Mr.. Eddy is president
of the Vermont Dairymens Association
now in session.
Geo. Sanborn has traded with 4. c.
Russell for the blacksmith shop former
ly occupied by Mr.. Sanborn, taking pos
session MONDAY morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton B. Boyce Of
Montpelier have been guests Of MIS-
Boyce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
Eddy, for few days past.
The Stowe-Morrisville Stage line has
again changed hands. o. A. Barrows
and son, Elmer, being the purchasers
with immediate possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Mcmahon, Mr. and
Mrs Geo. Adams and Mrs. c. L. Burt
are in Burlington attending the Dairy
mems Association meeting.
Local lumbermen estimate that the
present season of shedding is at least five
weeks ahead of last year. Pike & Son
and G. E. & F. O. Burt already have in
large stocks.
A basket ball game will be PLAYED
Tuesday evening between Stowe High
and Peoples Academy teams. While the
Stowe boys expect defeat they will put
up game fight.
Owing to the i'll health of her mother,
Miss Ruby Stockwell of Claremont, n. |
H., has been obliged to resign her posi- !
ton as preceptress of the High School. |
Her position is taken by Miss Bernice |
Hall.
At the next regular meeting of Sickle
Chapter, no. "a, O. E. S., which occurs
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, Mrs. Lillian
Chase, D. ID. G. NJ, of East Fletcher and
Enos Sherwin, D. d. G. p, of Johnson,
will be present to inspect the Chapter.
Two candidates will he initiated md n |