News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-04-05
STOWE

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J,E. Miles of Burlington was in town
Tuesday.
G. f. Eddy was In Boston the first o
the week.
Mrs. Walter Shepard has recovere,
from the grip.
Mrs. G. NJ. Towne, who has been i'll, i
gaining slowly.
Miss Mary Stone returned to Web,
College Monday.
C. G. Warren of Waterbury was a visit
or in town Monday.
L. L. Harris transacted business il
Montpelier Tuesday.
G. A. Simmons was business visitor
in Burlington Saturday.
Allen Bradley has been spending few
days at his home in Johnson.
F.E. Smith and w. W. Adams were
visitors in Burlington Friday.
Miss Rubie Collins is visiting relatives
in Boston and Bedford, Mass.
Miss Ruth Pike of Montpelier is visit
ing her mother at r. S. Warren's.
S. L. Dewey returned Monday from a
business trip to Das Moines Iowa.
E. E. Graham of Montpelier is here
looking after his lumber interests.
A new sugar festival was held at the
Methodist Church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Luce have moved
into their new home on Main Street.
George Burnham has moved to G. L.
McMahon's tenement on Bridge street.
Mrs. John Clark has returned to A. w
Foster after weeks visit in Malone,
~.
Foster Dorr, late of Nawman's Grove,
Neb., called upon Stowe friends the first
of the week.
Fourteen members of the Bay View
Club were guests of Mrs. w. V. Bryan
at Waterbury.
George Harris of the Weet Branch ,iwho
has been quite poorly for several weeks,
is some what better,
T. G. Merrill who has been Employed
by A. II. Slayton through the winter has
returned to Boston.
George Foster, who has been visiting
his brother, A. w. Foster, returned Thurs
day to Holyoke, Mass.
Archie Billings of the Albany School
of Pharmacy, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. P. Billings.
Mrs. John Foster has been ill for several
days, Mrs. Henry Foster of Springfield,
Mass, is assisting in her care.
The Grammar school basket ball team
visited Waterbury Monday and beat the
Waterbury boys 20 to 10
A. r. Corse began work as janitor of
The Akeley Memorial building April 1, in
place of A. J. Luce, resigned.
Miss Mildred Smith went to Boston |
Thursday to visit the family of her |
brother, Lieut.. II. 0. Smith, U. S. N.
II. W. Burnham is moving Into the de-
Dot block, G. L. Gale having gone to the
;enement adjoining the Woodmen Hall.
Mrs. Neil, who has passed the winter
With her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Douglass,
eft Thursday for her home in Claremont.
I. II.
c. j. Ferguson Esq, of Burlington
poke at the Methodist Church Sunday
vening in the interest of the Anti.Saloon
league.
The Rev. and Mrs. o. L. Barnard called
n friends in Stowe Wednesday on their
yay from Waitsfield to their home in
At the Unity Church April 9th, the
ubject of the sermon will be The har-
est for which there are few laborers.'
he text is Luke 1922.
Mrs. Theodosia A. Clair has been cal
ID from Waterbury by the illness of her
aughter, Mrs. W. W. Ayers, who is suf-
ering from a bronchial trouble.
M. c. Lovejoy reports seeing flocks of
1ow buntings, horned larks, robins.
lnebirds and song sparrows the same
ay, an unusual combination of winter
nd summer birds.
FL. w. Burnham aud his mother, Mrs.
aura Burnham, have moved into the
'nement in the depot block vacated by
len Cole, who has moved into tene-
ent in W. F. Churchill's block.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Homer have adopt
| the little girl left without known rel
ives, by the death, of Mable Drew, a
W weeks ago at George Lawrence's
here she had come to serve as house
eeper.
The Rev. A. G. Cornwell will celebrate
is second anniversary as pastor of the
Church on Sunday next.
t the morning service he will preach on:
Faulty Enthusiasts; the lesson of Palm
lnday." Q
At the meeting of H. H. Smith Post
A. R., Saturday afternoon, Jonathan
Urgent was received as a member, III. A.
utts and Henry Sparks we're appointed n