News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-10-08
STOWE

| Ava " 40" NoJos
A. w. Collins is visiting his sister il
Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. c. F. Eddy is visiting her daugh'
ter in Montpelier.
James Mclaughlin is visiting his
daughter in Corinth.
W. G.. Shaw of Bethel was business
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Mayo visited her daughter in
| Chelsea, Mass, last week.
H. E. Shaw has been earring potatoes
at the local station at SOC.
S. II. Warren is visiting his brother,
Herbert, in Brockton, Mass.
K. A.. Barrows was in Montpelier and
Worcester on business Monday.
A. E. Duglne has been visiting his
home in Montreal for few days.
Ed. Cutter, wife and daughter of Fays-
ton are visiting relatives in Stowe.
Mrs. F. e. Stafford entertained a party
of ladies at cards Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Luce were visitors
in Burlington several days last week.
An all-day meeting of the Unity Church
Society will DO held next Sunday. Rev.
John Whittemore and son of Rurling-
ton were guests at G. o. Burt's over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laraway visited
relatives in Montpelier portion of last
week.
Mrs. Walter Shepard is making visit
in Montreal, Ottawa and Maxville, On
tario.
Mr.. McAllister expects to return to
Wisconsin, where he owns valuable
go acre farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. B. Alger attended the
funeral of Mrs, IS. r. Bracket in Norris
vile Saturday.
Mrs. F. H. Hayden, who has passed
several days with Mrs. Eddy, has re-
turned to Montpelier.
uIl .. LIZ ~. Mills anu SOU duu MI dUu
Mrs. B. A. Mills of Essex junction are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary a. Jenney, who attended
the State Librarians meeting in Wood
stock, is now in Boston.
Miss Ruby Seaver, who is teaching at
Stowe Forks, passed Saturday and Sun
day at her home in Cady's Falls.
DR.. D. D. of Waterbury was in town
Sunday to see Charles Benson. Mr.. Ben
sons condition remains unchanged.
Miss Blanche Bull is clerking at F. S.
8oardman's for two weeks while Mis-
ISABEL Lafountain is having vacation.
S. II. Wright has rented his large dairy
arm near the Morristown line to western |
PARTIES. who have immediate possession.
Claude Adams has purchased $4,000,
he George o. McAllster farm, known
Usually as the Lee Atkins place, at Mos
,ow with stock and tools.
The Rev. F. T. Crane and squad of
BOY Scouts made hike of several miles
around by the West Branch,
3arrows and Moscow roads.
H. E. Shaw and G. A. Riley are in Bos-
on this week and expect to return with
new Metz car. Mr.. Shaw having re-
emily taken the local agency.
W. H. Walbridge former paster will
peak Sunday morning. A lunch will be
erved in the vestry at noon, followed by
service at 80 in the afternoon.
c. L. Mcmahon returned Sunday even
ng from an extended trip through the
outhwest, in the course of which he WIS.,
ed Missouri, Texas and Oklahoma.
Ed Cleveland has moved to "Nebras-
a." where he has large lumber job for
lie winter. His brother. Floyd, expects
} return from Massachusetts, and occupv
DIS house.
Mrs Diantha Stoddard, who has passed
everal weeks with friends in Cambridge
nd other places in Massachusetts, has
,turned to the home of her daughter, 8
RS. c. F. Eddy.
George Bassett has resigned his posi-
on as caretaker at the town farm to take
feet Nov. l. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett have
ven the inmates of the farm excellent
ire while they have had charge of the
rm.