News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-02-23
STOWE.
Mrs. F. Il. Cooley isill.


Mrs. F. Il. Cooley isill.
q. +. Eddy was in Boston last week.
II. L. Pike was i'll portion of last
week.
Ed. Boyce was in town from Barre
Saturday.
Claude Bull is moving to a farm in
Duxbury.
Claude Chaffee is moving this week to
Rochester.
Miss Elsie Stebbins has position in
Waitsfeld.
George Gibbs visited his daughter in
Barre last week.
A son was born Thursday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Magoon.
f. e. Grahame has been in town from
Montpelier for several days.
Miss Bessie Adams is the guest of Miss
Bessie Tousley.in Burlington.
Arthur E. French, who has been in i'll
health for some time, is falling.
George Tedford has moved into the
house with Mrs. w. j. Tedford.
w. w. Houston of Cleveland, Ohio,
joined his family here Sunday night.
Messers Felix and Ralph Shubert and
Giles Dewey are in Manchester, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Boyce are spending
week with relatives in Malone, n. Y.
@. G. Warren and V. L. Perkins of
Waterbury were visitors here Tuesday.
The ladies of Unity church will serve
baked bean dinner town meeting day
Miss Dora Cate of Worcester, Mass, is
in town ON account of her mothers i'll
ness.
John S. Whittemore of Burlington
spent day or two with c. o. Burt last
week.
H. NJ. Winter of Sutherland, Iowa, was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foster.
Rebecca Burt left Thursday for a visit
to her sister, Marjorie, at Syracuse Uni
versity.
Mrs Arthur French of Waterbury has
been called to Stowe by the illness of Mr..
French.
David Douglass is moving from Morris
town to w. r. Ayers farm in Stowe
Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Luce attended the
funeral of Mrs. David Miles in Barre last
Thursday.
Mrs. and Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon returned
Tuesday from two weeks trip to Wash
ington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Adams and chill
dren went Thursday to Burlington to
visit Mrs. Marshall.
Messrs. Burnham, Bennett and Board
man furnished music for a dance in AL
bany Tuesday night.
A social dance was given at the Memoir
ial building for the benefit of the Forest
ers' team of the M. w. A.
Rev. L. T. Cole of Morristown has been
engaged to take Prof. E. r. Bigelow's
place in the Grammar school.
A Union Service was held az the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening with
a sermon by Rev. A. G. Cornwell.
The town reports came Monday. They
were published by the NEWS AND CITI-
ZEN and are an excellent piece of work.
DR.. r. S. Styles was in town from ST.
JohnsbuIy Friday to see his sister, Mrs.
c. p. Scribner. Mrs. Scribner remains
very poorly.
Mrs. Della Moody has leased her farm
to Mr.. Blair of New York, who has takenI|
possession. Mrs. Moody retains por1
ton of the house.
A daughter, Ardys Slayton, was born
Feb. Is to Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Houston
at the home of Mrs. .Houston's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Watts.
Mrs, F P. Billings returned Friday from
Schenectady, accompanied by Mrs. Eiroy
G. Billings and little son who will remain
in Stowe few weeks before joining Mr..
Billings in st. Louis.
The coming town meeting is arousing
very little discussion; the license ques
ton perhaps least of all. Those inter
ested in having the town dry should be-
stir themselves lest it go license by de-
fault.
Overseer L. L. Harris has engaged
George Bassett and wife to take charge
of the town farm for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sargent move March
LIST to the place recently purchased of
0. F. Gerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglas of Montpe-
ier, Mrs. E. G. Robinson and son, Roy, of |
Elmore, Milledge Thompson of Cam
bridge and Bernie Jones of Waterbury |
we're here Friday to attend the funeral of |
Lloyd Nutting.
Lloyd. the nine-years-old son of Mr..
Ind Mrs. Steward Nutting, died last week !
If blood poisoning, following an attack
If rheumatic fever. Funeral services
we're held at the home Friday afternoon,