News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-02-26

| MIS-, h6Dd loibluSIOu has bcCh Nioi'
ing her parents in Johnson.
! Miss Isabel Smith spent n few DAYS re-
Gently with Burlington friends.
Miss Pearl Hanley of Jacksonville is
working for Mrs. A. Ii. Sayton.
Frank j. Dragon of Plattsburg, N. T..
| transacted business here Monday.
| A basket ball game with Spaulding
High school is scheduled for Friday night.
Carl NJ. Parker has work with the
atchelder-Synder Provision company in
Boston.
Golden Montgomery has returned from
Roxbury and is employed by c. E. and
F. O. Bart.
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
S, NJ. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrow of Essex Center
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Della Tomlinson.
Lyle Davis of Fort Covington, N. y, is
visiting Mrs. Eenora wilkins and other
relatives in Stowe.
The village schools were closed Mon
day, tue teachers visiting the graded
schools at Waterbury.
Miss Grace Bgelow of Springfield
Mass, is spending vacation with her
parents at the Lodges.
Miss Edith Robinson returned Monday
from Norwich, where she has been teach
ing through the winter.
Mansfield Mountain Grange will give a
box party at the Akeley Memorial Build
ing Wednesday evening.
Wednesday was the coolest morning of
the winter here, thermometers registering
from IS to "a below zero.
Sickle Chapter o. E. S. will visit the
Waterbury Chapter this evening, a special
car having been chartered.
A dance was held at Cary's hall at the
Lower Village Wednesday evening Paul's
Orchestra of Morrisville furnished music.
Miss Harriet Adams fell on the icy
walk last Friday night, barette which
she was wearing causing an ugly scalp
wound.
Mrs. Felix O. Wells has returned from
Chicago, where she was called by the i'll
ness and death of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Goderre.
Sam Hull, who was well-known resi-
dent of Stowe dozen years ago, has re-
turned to town and is employed by C. E. |
and F. o. Burt.
Mrs. E. g. B4rrows of Morrisville |
spent part of last week with her moth |
Or, Mrs. c. C. Robinson, who is recover |
ng from the measles.
A warning has been posted calling the |
annual village meeting for Mar. ). Among
the articles are several relating to the
sale of electric current.
Miss Polly Gale, who has been visiting
relatives in town, left Thursday to resume
ler work in the Pike Richmond Millinery
store in Cleveland, Ohio.
The parsonage being built in Unity
church is nearly completed, the painters
low having it in charge. A very pleas
int dwelling has been secured.
Freddie Mason is taking an unwelcome
espite from his usual activities as re-
ult of cOasting into a wire fence Mon
lay afternoon. He has a sprained ankle.
Levi NJ. Lawrence and Charles Dewey
their joint birthday by giving
stag party at the home of Mr.. Lawrence
n Stowe Hollow. An oyster supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall are NOV
Dg to one of the Randall farms on Little
River, in order that Mr.. Randall NAV be
nearer his extensive lumber interests on
cotton Brook.
Montpelier High school defeated Stowe
High in holly contested game Saturday
light q to II. The game was the rough
st, using a mild term, played on the
ocal floor this season.
A game of basket ball between the
'towe High school junior team and the
Waterbury high school team at the town
all Friday evening resulted in score of
s to "a in favor of Stowe.
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
Meeting at the Congregational church
unday evening was EMISSION Work az
lone and Abroad aud Medical Missions"
fiss Ruth Collins, leader.
The Ernest Endeavor class of the Meth
dist Sunday school has organized with
Iazel Adams, president; Natalie French,
ce-president; Pearl Wilkins, treasurer;
nnabelle Buzzell, secretary.
The Russell Musical Novelty company
i've a pleasing entertainment at the
kelley Memorial building Tuesday even
g, the last event of the high school en- !
rtainunaut cor7rsa Thar mn. a H. ,