News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-03
STOWE

Theodore Mayo is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
G. F. Eddy has recently purchased &
creamery in Cqvendsh.
John Whittemore of Burlington was 4
visitor here day or two last week.
II. A. Duchaire has sold the Henry
Barrows farm to Leslie Barrows.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sherbut are visit
ing relatives in Fort Covington. N. Y.
Miss Grace Blgelow returned to her
school work in Springfield, Mass, Mon
day.
Joseph Daigneau has employment with
the Missisquoi Lumber company In Rich
ford
Rev. A. G.. Cornwell and family lett
Monday morning for their new home IN
Elmira, N. Y.
G. O. Burt has been confined to the
house by illness for a week past, but is
now improving.
Rev. r. II. Moore of Montpelier will
supply the Congregational pulpit next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Cheney TomlinsOn and
son, Clitus, are spending few days with
relatives in Essex.
c. G. Tomlinson and family returned
Monday from weeks visit with rela-
tues in Essex Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. IT. Raymond returned
to Underhill Thursday, after spending
several days in Stowe.
An informal reception was given Rev.
and Mrs. Cornwel at the home of Mrs.
Anna Kmball Friday evening.
Mrs. Lanphere and two children, who
live in the G. E. Burt tenement at Fucker
street, are sick with pneumonia.
S. II. S. and Peoples Academy of Nor
risville play basket ball here Friday
evening. This is due to be hot game.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Adams were in
Burlington several days last week, Mrs.
Adams remaining to receive treatment
for her eyes.
Howard Thomas, who has been spend
ing several weeks here with his sisters
and other relatives. left Monday for their
home in Superior. Wis.
Miss Mary Bgelow of Salem. Mass,
and Miss Addie Bigelow of Franklin
Falls, N. H., are stopping with their par
ents on the West Branch.
L. L. Harris, overseer Of the poor, was
in Burlington Thursday, to place Cleon
Jackman, the son of Charles Jackmau,
in the Home for Destitute Children.
M. L. Poore visited his wife at the
Fanny Allen hospital the first of the
week. Mrs. Poore is making good re-
covery and will be able to return home
in about week.
The old and young folds dance given
by Elmore's dancing class Friday night
was attended by about fifty couple. Sup
per was furnished by the Ladies' Society
Of Unity church.
G. L. Gates of MorrisviIle has pur-
chased the Morrisvile-Stowe stage prop
erty. Mr.. Gates is experienced in this
line and will bring the property up into
first class condition.
An installation of the newly elected
officers of Fl. II. Smith Post. G.. A. R.,
ind w. r. c., will be held Saturday,
Jan. 6, beginning at 10 a, IN. Refresh
nents will be served at noon and good
attendance is desired.
Miss Cora Heath, who has made her
lome for several years with her niece,
Mrs. DIN Sanborn, died Sunday from
Miss Heath was SO years of
.ge and was born in Pottsdam, N. Y.
services were held Tuesday af-
Rev. W. N. Roberts officiating.
Karl ProutY of SwantOn, who installed
he village lighting system and has since
zen employed in house and commercial
wiring, went to Barre Saturday, where
q ldS "OIh WIFI du 6leCbTlCdl CUulTdC"
Or. Arthur Morrill, will look after the
illage work.
Robert Guymer died at his home in
ne Hall neighborhood Saturday, follow
lg an Illness of only few days with
neumonia. Funeral services were held
S. Fl. Wright's house Monday. Mr..
uymer was a native of England but had ,
we'd hereabouts nearly forty years.
The funeral of Mrs. F. M. Sears, who |
I'd Friday, after long period of i'll .
salth, was held at the West Branch,
lurch. Rev F. T. Crane oficiatings
lrial was in the West Branch cemetery.
RS. Sears was 20 years of age and be-
les her husband is survived by one son,
alter, and by brother H. A. Thomas !,
Montpelier. :,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller died Saturday n
&C. %, following long and painful ill., :,
SIS. She was rs years of age and is sur =
ved by one son, Herbert, her husband -
d daughter, Mrs. Sarah Magoon, hav- n
2 died several years since. Funeral tc