News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-30

Ruth and Donald left Wednesday on a
visit to the Adirondack.
Miss Dorothy Harris returned last
Wednesday from visit of several weeks
in Ftchburg and other cities in Massa-
chusetts.
Arthur Marshall of Waterbury has
purchased of w. r, Moody the Amos
Robinson farm in Shutesville. Price with
stock S250O.
Curt, Montgomery, a former resident
OF Stowe, but now living in Massachusetts,.
has been recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Smith.
Mrs. J. G. Morgan, Mrs. Charles Ben
son and Mrs. o. A. Balrows attended the
funeral of Mrs. John @, Angel in Ran
doph Monday.
Mrs. Il. F. Terson and son, Raymond,
and Mrs. j. S. Seymour of Burlington
have been guests the past week of Mrs.
Il. w. McMahon in Moscow.
E. C. Russell have returned from
Chelmsford, Mass, where they attended
the funeral Wednesday of Mrs. Hattie
Adams, cousin of Mrs. Russell's.
T. A. Leland of Waterbury was in town
Monday in consultation with the school
directors regarding pew heating plant
for the High and Graded School building.
George H. Watts, who is past 70 and
has been in feeble health for some time,
vas found near his house unconscious Fri
DAY evening, but rallied anG was more
comfortable Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mcmahon and Miss
Ruth and Donald have returned from an
automobile trip, including visits to I'll
Wnderoga, Crown Point, Saratoga, Lake
George, Lake Placid and the Adirondacks.
Sixteen members of the Congregational
I,dies' Aid passed pleasant afternoon
nth Mrs. G. Fl Bassett at the town farm
Wednesday. Sewing for the benefit of
he society was provided and refresh
neEts were served.
Arthur P. Bigelow, who is on his semi
monthly trip to the Bryant and Chapman
reameries in Middlesex. Waitsfield and
loretown, visited his mother, Mre. New
II Bigelow, in Stowe Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall, who
anne by automobile from Adrian, Wis,
nd Mr.. Marshall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ra Marshall of Morrsville, visited their
ousns, Forest Wilkins and family. Sun
ay.
Stowe Military band gave an enjoyable
pen air concert at Moscow Friday even
lg. About 200 we're present and were
erved with refreshments at the Pleasant
lew House, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
'rson S. Smith.
Mrs. Alma George Kicker and Mrs.
ora George Enright of West Medford.
lass, left Monday on their return home,
Tter visiting their brother, G. P. George,
nd other friends in Stowe. This was
leir first visit in 80 years to their native
)wn.
During the heavy thunder shower Mon
ay forenoon lightning struck the trolley
ne of the Mt. Mansfield electric railway
id entered a car near Waterbury Center,
Of Of hn al
so entered the station at Stowe, burn
& off a wire.
When George G. Slayton finished hay,
g Saturday noon the last to leave the
lid was his 10-years- daughter, Hazel,
no has done all the raking and "raking
ter" with one horse rake on Mr.. Stay
ms two farms of 165 acres this season.
W. T. Burt and Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. |
iapin, who made an automobile trip to |
inooski Sunday, were accompanied |
me by Mrs. Burt and daughters, who
ID ipassed week with Mrs. Burl's
,ter, Mrs. S. NJ. Boardman, in Winooski. |
1IOp TlblOE w. NJ. Aud0S OF Une MI. |
ansfield House was in Barre Saturday
d purchased seven passenger touring
r to carry his guests from Stowe to
9 foot of the Mountain, where horse
lges will finish the trip. This feature
II be a decided advantage and speaks
III for Mr.. Adams enterprise.
At the meeting of Mansfield Mou ntain
ange Saturday evening the third and
nth degrees were conferred upon Will
r Town, Miss Ethel Tucker and Clar-
&c Tucker. The next meeting will be
ildren's day and will be at the home of
:. and Mrs. George w. Chaplin August
A picnic dinner will be served.
\ surprise party. given in honor of
, birthday of Mrs. b. G. Bull Friday {
sning, was attended by about 100
Q affair was at the home of Mr.. and
$. Bull in Stowe Hollow and was ar {
lged by their daughter, Miss Blanche {
II. Refreshments were served and
nv gifts were left as a reminder of the
aston.