News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-17
STOWE

here Tuesday.
G. F. Eddy is in Boston and vicinity
for few days.
NIL. Fullington of Sheldon was bust
ness here Thursday.
A band concert and dance at the Audi
forum Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Smith of Morrisville
were in Stowe Tuesday.
Harry Bingham of Burlington was a
visitor in Stowe Friday.
Archie Billings of St. Johnsbury visited
his parents here last week.
The Congregation Ladies Aid society
serve dinner at the vestry today.
Prof. George Elmorr and wife of Mont
pelier were guests at Green Mt Inn over
Sunday.
The snowfall Monday has made excel
lent shedding and lumbermen are making
the most of it.
The Tomlinson-Robinson Ice COM
pany is securing fine harvest of ice
from their Pond.
Rev. A. r. Moore of Montpelier Semi.
nary spoke at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. F. Eddy was a visitor in Bur-
lington day or two last week, attending
the Dairyman's banquet.
TbOnprnp Of hop,a cow
days last week, going Sunday to Hart
ford, Conn, to attend Dairyman's meet
ing.
L. B. Tomlinsou and son are cutting a
fine crop of ice on their Lower Village
pond. This is now over twenty inches
thick.
Dwight Ayers was at home from the
State agricultural school at Randolph
over Sunday to visit his sister, Miss Min
ME Ayers.
An interesting game of basket ball was
played Saturday night between Spalding
High School of Barre aud S. Fl. S. Stowe
won handily 30 to ID.
e. w. Russell of Hamilton, Mass, is
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. Olin
Sanborn, who is recovering from severe
attack of pneumonia.
While driving near his home recently
Eliakim Bigelow was thrown from his
pung, striking the ground on his side.
He is now confined to his home.
The Misses Pearl Van and Birdie Brown
of Moscow, who were operated upon for
at the Mary Fletcher hospi- |
tai in Burlington Wednesday, are doing
well.
Mrs. Charles Jackman was taken to |
the Vermont State Hospital for treat
ment for the morphine habit last week |
Wednesday. She was accompanied by
Selectman J. L. Stafford.
The sale to be held at Memorial Build
ing Feb. 6, by the Ladies Aid of the
Unity church has been postponed to Feb.
-. All having articles for the sale will
send them before that date.
The next home game Of basket ball
will be Saturday, when the first Rchford
team will line up against Stowe. S.H.S.
has an unbroken list of victories and will
tight hard to hold the record good.
The past ten days has been one of the
,oldest period in Stowe for years, Their
ran far below zero every night,
thirty being the lowest record. At noon
several registered ten below.
A fine portrait in oil of Hon. Fl. G.
Thomas, now of Salt Lake City, has been
placed in the Soldiers Memorial Building.
Mr.. Thomas was instrumental in secur.
NC this fine building for Stowe and also
n the organization of Lake Mansfield
Trout Club.
In the invitation extended to the men,
,ers of the Vermont Press club and ladies
o be guests for an over night stay at the
summit House on Mt. Mansfield, some
ime during the latter part of June by
Walter NJ. Adams, proprietor of the
ouse, it was the intention of Mr.. Adams
o llCluu6 also vi bhC OiuO
members from outside of the state.
District deputy grand matron, Mrs.
|. r. Warren of Hardwick, and district
equity grand patron, DR.. j. G. Morgan,
ttended the meeting of Sickle Chapter,
rider of Eastern Star Wednesday even.
ng. The proceeds of the supper served
" the ladies donated to the fund for the
tate Eastern Star Masonic Home. Mrs.
Warren was the guest of Mrs. c. F. Eddy
hat night.
The "Tennesseans" gave an excellent
oncert at the Auditorium Friday night,
very seat being taken. Landlord Web.
ter and his employees at Green Noun
ain Inn, where the troupe was enter
aimed were treated to few extra thrills
riday afternoon, where one of the male
lembers of the company developed an
cute case of jealousy and the woman in
be affair called for police protection
deputy Sheriff A. A. Corse was called
d and quieted the troubled waters. t