News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-13

Mrs. Walter Hale is seriously Ill, hay
Ing suffered partial shock Sunday.
f. Il. Stafford aie r. p. Billings recent
lyspent few days at Queen City Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sleeper of Water
bury were recent guests at K. G. Sleeper's
Mrs. Maggie Faunce and children o
Providence, r. l., are visiting Stowe rela
tives.
N. B. Blair announces seven day
Wonder Sale of Footwear to begin Wed
nesday, Aug. 20. adv
Mrs. G. NJ. Watts and daughter, Mis-.
Marjorie Watts, are spending week OIL
two at Queen City Park.
George Moody left Monday morning
Tor No. Dakota, where he will work
through the harvesting season.
Mrs. Jarvis of Barre and Miss Caroline
Swift, superintendent of the Barre City
hospital, are guests of Mrs. Sylvia Poore.
Mrs. A. b. Mum and children of Sara
nae Lake N. Y, and Mrs. Louise Good.
rich of Lowell, Mass, are guests at F. L..
Wells.
Mrs. G. j. Scribner of st. Louis, Mo-, is
spending few weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Drugg, and other
relatives.
Work is being pushed at the High
School building upon the rooms to be
used for the new agricultural course. A
new heating plant will also be installed
before the fall term opens.
J. b. Ayers Lewis Shontell and H. A.
Sparks of the G. A. r. and Mrs. o. ID.
Gerry and Miss Inez Ayers, attended the
County veterans reunion at
Dewey Park, Montpelier, Tuesday.
Waite Smith and Mum Boardman re-
urned Tuesday from Thompson's Point,
where they have been in camp "a couple
weeks. The boys put in part of the time
ishing and say they caught some big
mes.
The remains of Robert, the little son of
DIR. and Mrs. Bert Chase of st. Adams,
we're brought here for burial. Funeral
ervices were held Monday afternoon
With burial in the West Branch cemetery.
Iev. f. T. Crane officiated.
Mrs. L. III. Straw has received news of
he death last week of the little son,
hree and one-half months old, of her
rother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph s.
herbut in Haverhill, Mass, Mr.. Sher-
ut was until recently a resident of
towe.
Miss Phair, Miss Powers aud Miss Jack
On of Brooklyn, N. Y, the Misses Hazen
f Auburndale, Mass, Miss Webster of
cattle, Wash, and Mrs. E. T. Houston
nd daughter, Doris of Waterbury are
uests at Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Houston at
rookdale farm.
A pleasing open air concert given by
towe Military Band Tuesday evening |
oened the Old Home Week festivities.
he concert was given in Palisades Park,
hich has recently been wired for cleo. |
ic lights and in which new band stand ,
rs just been built.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Morgan and Mr. and
RS. NJ. c. Lovejoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chs.
Hey, r. B. Mcmahon, Fl. w. Burnham,
E. Stafford and T. S. Boardman were
nong those who attended a minstrel
low in Cambridge Thursday evening.
rincipal r. G. Reynolds was in charge
the production. .t.....
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Mcmahon gave a
nner party at their home in Moscow
lursday to a number of their relatives,
Guiding Mrs. P. II. Mcmahon of Bur-
lgtoD, Mrs. J. V. WhaIen and daugh.
r. Marion, of Newark, Conn, Mrs. G. P.
ayes, Miss Anna Mcmahon, and Mrs.
ter Quinn and E. Il. Mcmahon of Wa
bury.
John Boardman is i'll from the mumps.
Mrs. F. F. Sherbut, who was called
re by the death of her mother, Mrs. S.
Dewey, left Thursday morning for
ankln, Pa, where Mr.. Sherbut S SUI
on large farm. Mrs. She r
t was accompanied by Louis Shelbut,
10 will have employment on the farm
couple of months.
4 pleasant occasion was the meeting
Mansfield Mountain Grange, No. 274,
til Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Chaplin at {
,ir farm home last Saturday. There
re so present, including 80 children. {
grange dinner was served under the
es near the house. A children's day &
gram in charge of the lecturer, Mrs.
F. Campbell, was rendered. {
In innovation in the Old Home Week a
,rcises and one that promises to be ex c
dinghy interesting, comes on Saturday,
ich has been devoted to the Grange. c
prize exhibit of dairy cows will be l
d on Main street. judged by Mr.. Chat 1
of Enosburg Falls, who comes here
5 fall as teacher in the new agricultural c
rise. Mr.. Chaffee will discuss the q
ok as he judges and it is expected will 1
D be present and speak. v
he annual reunion of the former pupils L
Stowe high school held at PALISADES \
k Wednesday the 9th, was we'll at \
ded by about 40 ladies. A picnic sup 4