News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
STOWE.

lily in Elmore.
Jesse Moody is employed at Green
Mountain Inn.
Miss Adah Currie was visitor in Bur
lington Wednesday.
w. l.. DemeritC transacted business in
Jonesville Thursday.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. p. S. Kaiser.
Charles Rathburn of Northampton
Mass, is guess at A. w. Collins.
Walter Gillette of North Dakota is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Foster Dow.
| Miss Martha Wright is spending the
week with her brother in Waterbury.
| Mrs. A. S. Seaver has been spending
a week with her sister in Waterbury.
DR.. Ransom Styles of st. Johnsbury
was in town day or two last week.
The c. E. Society will give social
evening at the Cong'l church on Friday
evening. Dog
j. e. Miles of Burlington and w. G.
Shaw of Bethel were visitors in town
| Tuesday.
Spaulding High School easily defeated
Stowe High Saturday night, the score be-
ing 43 to II.
A singing class has been organized by
Prof. Geo. Burnham, holding meetings
in the Banquet Hall.
The last entertainment of the Lecture
Course comes Thursday night, Jan. 27-
the Edwin r. Weeks Co.
"Too Much Church, Too Little Christi
will be Rev. Mr.. Raspes topic at Unity
church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs P. D. Pike was in Plainfield last
week on account of the illness and death
of her sister, Mrs. Patrick Laid.
Don McAllister and family of North
Hyde Park spent Sunday with Mr.. Nc
Allster's parents, on the Branch.
Will Simmons of Hartford, Conn.,, is
spending a couple of weeks in Stowe.
after an absence of eighteen years.
Claude Chaffee has been engaged by
Burt and Raymond to look after their
Rochester farm and lumber property.
The Rev. Donald Fraser gave a very
interesting lecture at the Congregational
Church Thursday evening on Scotland.
S. H. S. and Montpelier High played a
very close game of basket ball Wednesday
night, the score being % to "a in favor of
Stowe.
Rev. Donald Fraser of Berlin gave a
witty and instructive lecture upon ''Scot-
fish Life" at the Congregational church
Thursday evening.
Rev. w. A. Buzza, of Hatfield, Eng, a
college friend of the pastor, will preach
at the Cong'l church on Sunday next,
and hopes to sail for home next week.
W. II. Felix and daughter, Della, were
in Montpelier Sunday to attend the fun
eral of VIM. Morey. Miss Felix will re-
main with her aunt through the winter.
A union service will be held at the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
next at o'clock. Address by Rev. j. @.
Angel, and special music by the united
choirs of the churches.
The funeral services of Ira French
We're held from the home of his mother
in Stowe Hollow Thursday afternoon,
Rev. J. @. Angel officiating. Interment
was in Riverbank cemetery.
Mrs. A. P. Cate of Worcester, Mass,
and Fred Scribner of Bath, Me-, have
been here for several past, called by the
illness of their mother, Mrs. G. P. Serb
ner. Mrs. Scribner is now slightly better
Mrs. E. T. Houston is expected from
Cleveland, Ohio, this week to spend some
time with her people here. Mr.. Houston
has been obliged to give up his position
in Cleveland, the climate not agreeing
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. E. Shaw, DR.. and Mrs. wv. Barrows,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boardman and Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass attended the Com |
mandery Ball at Hyde Park last night. |
All report fine time.
Officers elected at the business meet
ing of the Congregational Ladies' Circle |
are:-President, Mrs. Anna Kimball; |
vice-president, Mrs. Cheney A. Tomlin-
son; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Tru-
man B. Smith; business committee, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fuller, Mrs. Mary Belden and
Mrs. William A. Aldrich.
Last Friday evening at a farmers meet I
ing at Akeley Memorial building, M. c.
Thomas and Lowell Roudebush of Ohio
gave addresses upon the improvement of
corn crop and fruit raising. Both gen
tlemen were very interesting and gave val
liable information, gained from prac-
tical knowledge of their subject.
A horse belonging to the Russell livery
and driven by Harry Warren became
frightened and ran away last Friday
evening. The horse came home without
damage except to the sleigh. Harry and
the young lady whom he was escorting
to the dance, We're the chief sufferers as