News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-12-31
STOWE
Happy New Year!

More Stowe news on page 7.
Miss Harriet Adams is i'll from the
mumps.
l.. A. Barrows has been quite poorly
for several days.
Miss Ruth Pike of Montpelier is visiting
her mother here.
A. G. Cakes and C. F. Eddy were in
MorrisVille Monday
c.. N. Cobb of Greensboro visited his
parents here recently.
r. B. Royce of johnson was business
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Warren has been visiting
relatives in st. Adams.
Anew furnace is being installed in the
Congregational church.
Mrs. O. e. Luce spent portion of last
week with Burlington relatives.
S. H. Kaiser has been spending a few
days with his son in Montpelier
Sidney Mclean returned Monday from
visit with Connecticut relatives.
Several from here attended Catholic
services at Hyde PARK last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morrill, visited
ntpelierIrelatives Christmas Day.
Henry Lepele has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he has work for the winter,
Twenty two degrees below zero Sun
day morning breaks the winters record
for cold.
The annual meeting and dinner of the
Congre gationa society will be held
Thursday.
The Peerless orchestra will give a New
Years dance at the Auditorium Wednes-
day night.
G. N. Fisher was at home last week
from Newbury, where he has work for
the winter.
Mrs. Viola Russell Adams and son OF
Boston are spending two weeks with
relatives here.
Mrs. Anna Kimball and Mrs. G. A.
Simmons have been spending a few days
in Greensboro.
G. j. Scott and son of New Britain,
Conn, are with Mr.. Scott's sister, Mrs.
W. NJ. Parsons.
Rev. Mr.. Crane preached in Mortified
his place here being taken by
Rev. Mr.. Martin of Gaysville.
Mrs. Betsy Walker is in a critical con-
dition from heart trouble at the home of
her son. Fred, on Main street.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Association will be held with Mrs. Alice
Raymond Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Boyce and Miss
Laura Hayden of Montpelier were guests |
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Eddy over Sunday.
Chaffee & Spaulding are cutting the
first crop of ice on Robinson's pond. Ice
a foot thick and of good quality is being
cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark of Burling-
on spent part of last week wit 18th Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Stowell, Mrs. Clark's par
,nts.
A party ofia dozen young people drove
md tramped to Camp Winchester on
Worcester Mountain Sunday, having din
Ter at the camp
DR.. and Mrs. Ross Bhtterfield of No.
roy are spending the holidays with MIS-.
'utterfield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IRWIN
dams, at Moscow.
Three school boys from Burlington
lade the ascent of Mt. Mansfield on +
lowshoes the last of the week, spending '
nnday at Geo. Harlow's.
Gidean Trudeau of Coventry came +
own to spend Christmas with his people I
ere. Gidean came down Tuesday in a
lriage and is now in the market for a :,
eigh. -
Two snow storms, totaling 25 inches
st week, put crimp in the prophets, r.
40 predicted an open winter, and made ~
ld the hearts of the lumbermen. C.E.
d f. o. Burt have about forty teams at
,rk. VI
A farmers meeting under the auspices
the High School Agricultural depart r.,
mt will be held Tuesday evening, Jan. pI
Dean Hills and Prof. Burdick of the
diversity of Vermont will be the B
bakers. &C
i. A. Pike, optometrist and eyesight
ecialist of Brattleboro, will be at f. II. M
ardman's restaurant, Stowe, Friday v
d Saturday, Jan. 9th and 10Th. Eyes
1roughIy examined; proper glasses y
Miss Ruth Mcmahon returned last week dc
the 5. 5. UltOuia from Naples, after
If months visit to Germany, Holland, at
ltzerIand and ltary. A portion of the
10 was devoted to voice culture under ola
luame Mara of Hamburg, Ger.
The Sunday school of Unity Church CT
Ioyed Christmas dinner at the church
ursday. A large number attended. TIE
ercises were carried out, including
lgs ana recitations by the different ON
sses, and solo by Miss Hildegard y
lalley. Presents were distributed from