News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-12
STOWE

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Silas Stebbns is visiting IN Watsfeld
and Warren.
Mrs.HH. W: Ravlin is seriously i'll at
Stowe Forks.
Mrs. Edwin r., Bigelow is recovering
from bronchitis.
Thomas Foster returned Monday to TT.
Covington. N. Y.
F. c. Bashaw has been in Burlington
for day or two.
Miss Ida Harris returned Monday from
Spring feld, Mass.
Healy Bashaw is visiting friends in
Bostonifor a.few days.
G. H.iMix of:Montpeler was business
visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. SGeorgeIE Culver has been quite
poorly for week past.
Hon. c. H.yA. Stafford of Morrisville
vas visitor here Monday.
John Foster has been i'll for several
days, threatened with pneumonia.
M. M. Thompson of Burlington spent
SundayIwith friends at Stowe Forks.
A. d. Belair has moved from Luce Hill
to a farm on Little River in Waterbury.
Mrs. E. +. Bamforth went Saturday to
South Royalton, where she spent Sunday.
Arthur Lemieux of Prince Albert, N.
w. r., called upon Stowe friends Thurs
day.
James Mcmahon has finished his sea
teen.
Clinton Taylor and family of Clare
mont, N. H., are stopping at Levi Tay-
lor's.
Mrs. Ernest Mills of Essex Junction is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N,
Culver.
Carl Moody has received an offer to
become manager of farm in Frank
lin, Pa,
Miss Elva Warren of White River June
ton is visiting her mother. Mrs. Abbie
Warren.
The Congregational Missionary Society
met with Mrs. Alice A. Raymond Thurs
day afternoon.
Friday night was the coolest of the
winter, 81 below zero being the Lower
Village record.
Han hoe 20 In, foY ~
his father, G. +. Brown, which he will
carry on this year.
John n pen of johnson haspurchased
and mos | Monday to the Bert Foster
farm on Luce Hill.
Stowe Nj, cary Band is holding rehears-
ais for a mi nstrel show to be given the
latter part of March.
Mrs j. L. Stafford is thought to be a
little improved. Mrs. Rubee of Morris.
Vile is caring for her.
Mrs. NJ. M. Reynolds and son, Harry. |
Of Cambridge have been recent guests at
Prin. r. G. Reynolds.
Several farmers began tapping their
sugar places Monday and report the sap
rs starting fairly well.
The mid-monthly meeting of Fl. H.
Smith Post, W. r. c., will be held on the
afternoon of March IA.
Mrs. G. j. Mum of Johnson is visiting
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Barrows,
who are i'll from the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Benson have
from their wedding trip and
IRE at Green Mountain Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mcmahon and
Mrs. H. E. Pike are in Boston this week,
the automobile show.
Mrs. Theodosia Clair is keeping house
or her brother, Ira Mum, who recently
eturned from Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Miles, Mcmahon & Son have taken the
gency of the Ford Automobile Company
or Stowe, Morristown, Hyde Park and
eden.
The thaw Monday put crimp in log
ing operations in some quarters. Good
lied loads are still coming in from the
yotch.
Several farmers have lost their water
upply by the freezing of the pipes, ow-
ng to the lack of snow covering for the
round
Rev. w. B. Dukeshire of st. Adams
poke at the Methodist church Sunday
lorning and at the West Branch in the
fternoon. 71oa iC Pin T2i sd
Mrs. Atkins, who has been spending a
lonth with her daughter. Mrs. B. G.
rodfrey, returned to her home in Mont
elier Monday.
John Smith, a son of Frank V. Smith
f Stowe, is at hospital in Fitchburg,
Lass., recovering from serious surgical
for an abscess.
Misses Wright, Salmon and Barnum,
nd II. w. Burnham were in Burlington
-onday evening to witness 1.-THE Girl of
" Dreams" at the Strong.
E. S. wilkins. the veteran Moscow fox
inter. had fall over a.thirty foot ledge
q day recently. As Ed is nearing 20
Ie fall naturally shook him up consider