News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-10-15
STOWE

H., is guest at c. f. Eddy's.
Mrs. G. L. Mcmahon returned Wednes
day from a two weeks visit in Worcester,
Boston and other places in Massachusetts,
A daughter, Rachel Nadine, born
October 7 to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Clark in
Charlotte, is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Ayers.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin r. Washburn, who
passed few days with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Bigelow at THE Lodges" have re-
turned to Salem, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e.. Smith went Saturday on an
automobile trip to Grand Isle, returning
Sunday by way of St. Adams.
A game of basketball Saturday even
ing between the high school sophomore
and freshman teams resulted in score
of SO to in favor OF the sophomores.
G. L. Mcmahon has returned from a
three weeks trip in the West and South,
during which he visited Chicago, st.
Louis, Galveston, Texas and Washington.
II. c. and Il. E. Mcmahon have pur-
chased the tamoille Motor Co. business
at Morrisville and Charles Bixby will
have charge of the garage and repair
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanDeusen of Warren
spent part of last week in town. Mrs.
VanDeusen will be remembered as Miss
Bessie Raymond, granddaughter of the
late George Raymond.
Capt. Fl. O. Smith, U, S. M. G. who
started to spend two weeks vacation
with relatives here last July and after
couple days received hurry call to re-
turn to duty, is again here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bigelow of Mid
dlesex and Mrs. E. E. Foster of Water
bury were in Stowe Wednesday, accom-
panylng Mr. andMrs. H. E. Straw home
from few days visit in Middlesex.
The Civic club will resume monthly
commencing Wednesday even
ing, October 20. This meeting will be
ladies' night. DR.. w. N. Bryant of Lud-
low will be the guest of honor and will
address the meeting.
Work was begun Monday morning on
IN extension of the village lighting sys-
lem to Moscow, thirty families having
agreed to take the current. The line
will follow the main road to Gold Brook
where the river will be crossed.
E, G. Scribner who was painfully in
ured in an automobile accident couple |
weeks since, is able to resume his work |
or the Grand Union Tea Co. The auto
st who ran into Mr.. Scribner has made |
satisfactory settlement with him.
DR.. Tinkham of Burlington was in
own Saturday to see Charles Benson,
vhvse condition does not improve as
apidly as could be hoped. Dr.. Tink-
lam was accompanied by a trained nurse,
Who will have the care of Mr.. Benson.
Henry Cobb and Edwin Smalley re-
urued Monday from Saskatchewan,
where they have been employed for sew
raj weeks harvesting. When they left,
now was four inches deep The rest of
be party from Stowe will remain two
weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cutler and son and
laughter of Fayston, who have visited
DIR. Cutters daughter and husband, Mr..
nd Mrs. E. G. Wells, left Thursday for
ohnson, leaving johnson Friday on their
way to Calgary, Alberta, where they ex-
ect to reside.
John Stone of Colorado Springs, Colo,
rived IN Stowe Saturday night and left
1onday night for New York, visiting his
rother, Fremont Stone, and other
riends in Stowe. His sister, Miss Betsey
tone, of Hyde Park, is passing week
t A. j. Cbaffee's.
Miss Ruth Snyder, daughter of Mr.. and
lrs. Joseph Snyder, who died at their
ONE in Wakefield, Mass, Sunday, was
he granddaughter of Mrs. L. B. Tomlin-
IN of Stowe. Her death followed a short
lness from pneumonia. She was years
age. Her parents have two children
wing.
The funeral of Henry Sargent was con-
lcted by the Rev. Lemuel Davis at the
Church Wednesday after
n. q
'metery. Mr.. Sargent committed sui
de By shooting Monday evening at the |
ome of his parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. John |
Urgent, who with two brothers survive
m. I
81. E. Shaw and son, Gale, returned
ON Maiden, Mass, Friday night with i
Metz car for which Mr.. Shaw has the =
cal agency. When nearly home, Mr.. 4
law attempted to crank the machine
ID slipped in the darkness, striking the
r and cutting cash over his eye re-
firing four stitches to close. -
S, W. Barrows, who will be IS years Of
e in March, has harvested crop of GO
Ishels of potatoes which he has raised
is year doing all the work himself, ex- 0
pit the blowing and cultivating. One
tato weighed 8 Ia pounds and consists {
seven potatoes united in one. Mr.. Bar L
WIS expects to cut his years supp ly of