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

MISS Emile Banch OF RoSllDdale, Mass,
is spending two weeks with Mrs. Harry
e. pike.
Miss Martha Campbell of the graded
school was confined to her home by i'll
ness The past week.
iting her sister, Mrs. l.. H. Straw, and
other friends in Stowe.
Mrs. M. Robson and daughter, Miss
Alice Robson, of Salem. Mass. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Straw and
other friends in Stowe.
Vernon Shepard is moving from a tene-
ment in L. H. Kaser's house into Silas
Stebbins' house vacated by H. T. Pratt.
Di. and Mrs. Charles B. Graves, who
have passed two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Bigelow at 1.-THE Lodges" re-
turned last Wednesday to New Londor,
Conn.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr.
andMrs. III. G. Manning was held at Uni
ty Church Wednesday, conducted by the
Rev F. T. Crane. Burial was in the
River Bank cemetery.
Claude Adams has purchased of Gee.
o. McAllister the Lee Atkins farm near
Moscow, paying $1,000 for the farm and
outfit. Mr. Adams took possession Thurs
day. Mr.. McAllister and family will
probably return to Wisconsin.
Edward G. Harris has returned from
Sugar Hill, N. H., having completed his
fourth season as bellboy at the Sunset
Hill House. His brother, Benton FL.
Harris, is visiting friends in st. Johns
bury on his way home after his eighth
season at the same house.
Dwight Ayers of Randolph Center is
passing several days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Ayers. Mr.. Ayers
was graduated in June from the ale
School at Randolph and now
has position as tester for Cow-Test |
ASSOCIATION at Randolph Center.
A Baraca class for boys was organized !
Tuesday evening Sept 30, at the Congre
gatonal Church through the efforts of
r. Lloyd Chaffee of the agricultural
department. of Stowe high school. The
class has dozen members. They met
1T the vestry at 40 Sunday. Winfred
Heath was elected president, Walter
Morgan vice-presdent, Alden Stray sec
etary ana Cornell Riley treasurer.
A special car on the Mt. Mansfield
Electric railway carried party from
stowe and Morrisvile to Waterbury last
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
harmony Pomona Grange with the Dill
ingham Grange in Duxbury. Among
hose from Stowe were A. r. Straw, Mr..
nd Mrs. j. F. Campbell, Mr.. and MIS-.
:. w. Chaplin, Mrs. G. f. Eddy. Mrs.
red E. Smith, Mrs. G. A. Tomlnson,
IRIS George West, Mrs. Orson S. Smith,
Iiss Carrie Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
:. Deperitt.
The following committee have been
ppointed to arrange for the grange
lir and school exhibits to be held at the
kelley Memorial building Saturday, Oct
Der 11:-General committee. Mrs. j. f.
Mrs. F. E. Smith, Mrs. Phoebe +
dams, G. NJ. Towne, G. T. Sargent, g. q
I. Chaplin; school exhibits, class com 2
ittee, Mrs. f. t. Crane, G. w. Chaplin:
dges, G. S. McAllister, r. S. Warren;
ass b committee. Mrs. F. B. Blodgett, II
Straw; judges, G. NJ. Towne, H. G. =,
lller; classes G and d committee, CD. Z
lng, Mrs. Harry Butts, Mrs. Eva Ma s
ION; judges, r. L. Chaffee, A. j. Ma (
ION, George West; class E committee. O
RS. George West, Miss Helen Chaplin: c
dge, Mrs. III. E. Straw; class F commit e
e, Miss. Carrie Brown, Mrs. E. B. Gale; p
dyes, f. T. Crane, Mrs. o. F. Gerry; a
ange exhibits, sugar, HIS. .Slayton, II.
. Luce; vegetables, Lee Moulton, II.
Parsons; fruit, A. R. Straw, Mrs. w =,
Demeritt; food, Mrs. G. M. Chaplin. !,
rs. II. S. Slayton; fancy work, Mrs C. =,
Tomlinson, Mrs. A. r. Straw; dinner. -
s. Phoebe Adams, Miss Bessie Adams, ~
T. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Brown, -
p. Scribner. A picnic dinner will be ~
we'd. "0