News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-12-06
STOWE
G. f. Eddy is in Boston this week.
D. F. Derry has been i'll for sever
laws.

D. F. Derry has been i'll for sevela
days.
w. M. Adams transacted business il
Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Alice Raymond was a visitor il
Montpelier Saturday.
Floyd, the young son of E. C. Sleeper
is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Adah Curre has leased a restau
rant in Saranac Lake.
Frank Hart of Boston is the CUES OF
his parents on West Hill.
C. NJ. Watts has been confined to the
house by illness the past week.
Natilie French is quite i'll at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Barrows.
Will Miner is visiting in Worcester,
Mass, and vicinity for few days.
George Tedford and wife are spending
few days with friepds in Fairfield,
Mrs. Charles Pervier and childra of
Mortified are stopping at H. Mayo
Mrs. f. E. Smith returned NJ nday
from a visit with Burlington relatives.
A. A. Pike and c. L. McMahon we're
business visitors in Waterbury Tua-day.
S. H. S. defeated Waterbury at nasket
ball Saturday night by a score of 60 to 49,
Henry Reed was callel to Craftsbury
to attend the funeral of his brothey in
law.
Billy Corse of Warren spent a portion
of last week with his BROTH 4ao sister
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cobb Of Craftsburv
were guests over Sunday of Kr and MIS-.
E. b. Cobb
Mrs. n. Bigelow has gone to Salem,
Mass, to spend the winter with her son
and family.
Frank Wooster has moved from Morris
town to Moscow, where he is employed
by F. E. Smith.
Mrs. A. P. Cate of Worcester, Mas,
is spending a few days with her fathe :
G. P. Scribner.
John Smith returned to Boston Mon
day after spending a few weeks witt
Stowe relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Mills of Essez
Junction have been recent guests OF MI
and Mrs. William Mills.
Glen Moody, the veteren Moscow ma
Carrier has given up the work for 56s
winter. Orlo Towne is taking his place.
Howard Thomas a prominent architect
of Superior, Wis, is visiting his sisier
Mrs. Flora Cushman and Miss Lama
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mar Poore went to Bur
lington Tuesday, where Mrs. Poore is 10
receive surgical treatment at the FAM
Allen Hospital.
A public meeting Of the N. E. o. P. Isl
to be held at the Auditorium Wednesc ay
evening with a musical program and 3d.
dresses by state and local officers OF | lie
organization.
o. S. Smith and wife came home
day from Burlington, where they spf
Thanksgiving. OLSON says that he pas
an order in for a new automobile, 40
H. p, and thinks he will climb hills fal
right another summer
A meeting of the Stowe Civic Club VII
be held in the banquet hall in Akeley
Memorial Building on Wednesday ewn-
next at s D. m. Hon. Frank E. Hove,
speaker of the State House of Represent.
atives, to be guest of the evening will T.
liver an address. A cordial invitation is
extended 10 the men of Stowe to be pfe-
sent.
At the regular meeting of Mansfisd
Mountain Grange Saturday evening Pa
edition of the Grange after "The Mans-
field Mountain Breeze" will be read py
Mrs. q. F. Eddy. The question "Woud
right bone law be detrimental on he
farm ?''will be discussed and there will Pc
question box to which each membe1is
asked to contribute.
The officers elected by II. Fl. Smifh
Post No. 10, Stowe, sre:- Commande,
t. b. Ayers; Sr. Vice Conn.,, Mart Brush
Jr. Vice CON-, Sam Spaulding; Sargeanf'
George Adams; Chaplain, Volney Bap-
cock; Color Guard, Abe Barnett; Guard,
Henry Gibbs; U. NJ, P. D. Pike; Adjr,
Ira Mum; Sargent Major, Henry Sparks;
Delegates to State Eueampment. P. D.
Pike and George Adams.