News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-19
STOWE

George SanbOrn was in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Watts is again confined
to the house by illness.
Henry Cobb has sold his trucking bust
ness to Stanley Bailey.
The High and Graded schools close
this week for the spring vacation.
John Sweetzer has moved from Water.
bury into the house with Geo. Fleury.
Guy Ayers has rented and moved to
the Edgar Emmett farm at Shutesville.
Almon Douglass has been off duty at
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Emery of st. AL
bans visited relatives here a portion of
last week.
Harry Harlow has gone to Morrisville,
where he has position as chauffeur for
G. W. Brown.
Truman B. Smith has sold his farm,
stock and tools to Lewis j. Harlow of
Emore for $500.
Warner Moody has sold the Amos Rob-
inson farm on Shutesyille hill to Cliff
Drugg of Waterbury.
Mrs. Isabel Adams Butterfeld of No.
Troy has spent few days with her par
ents at Moscow recently.
The F. Titus Sunny South Co., enter
tanned at the Auditorium Thursday night
before limited audience.
Golden Y. Montgomery has purchased
of Herbert G.. Fuller the Thomas Fuller
residence on Sunset street.
The marriage of Miss Elva Warren,
daugher of Mrs. A. A. Warren, occurred
Monday at West Lebanon, Y. II.
James Stanley of Alliance, Ohio, has
come to Stowe to live with his niece,
Mrs. W. M. Parsons, on West Hill.
A. d. Belair has moved from the A. w.
Foster farm to the Geo. Wade farm, where
he will work for the owner, G. G. Styles.
MI duu MiSs Il. II. TOuuS WuO nave
spent the winter at Green Mt. Inn, re-
turned to their home in E. Dedham,
Mass, Monday.
Fl. A. Pike, OptometIist and Eye Spec
iallst, of Brattleboro, is to be at Green
Mountain Inn, Stowe, Thursday, Friday |
and Saturday, March 27, % and 29.~-Adv
Louis Culver was taken to the Mary |
Fletcher Hospital last Wednesday for an |
operation for appendicitis. He was ac-
by his father, D. r. Culver
\ I'd by d.. H. W. Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl K. Moody leave the
asst of the week for Franklin. Pa, where
Mr.. Moody will have employment upon
he farm where Mrs. Moody's brother,
2. F. Sherbut, is employed.
DR.. Tinkham of Burlington was ia !
own Tuesday to operate on Gale Shaw,
who has been troubled with appendicitis.
The operation was successful and Mr..
Gale is resting comfortable.
Mrs. F. S. Boardman was called to
Rochester Monday by the illness of her
ather, Ira Mum, from pneumonia. Mr..
dunn and his sister, Mrs. Theodosia
lair, were visiting relatives in Rochester.
Most local sugar makers tapped last
week and some were able to secure a
title sap. A very limited amount of
ugar and syrup has came onto the mar
ct, prices ruling at $1.25 for Syrup and
cents for sugar.
Louis j. Harlow of Gilmore has bought
he T. B. Smith farm in Stowe Hollow.
nth its stock and tools, for $500. He
as immediate possess ion. Mr.. and Mrs. ,
NTH have moued to the A. Fl. Stay ton ,
snement on Gold Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mills of Essex juno
on have been in Stowe this week. super
ltending the removal of their remaining
ousehold goods to their present home.
heir house here has been rented by Mrs.
lara Tinkham, who will open it as
lmmer boarding house about May /.
Mrs. Roxalena Jocks entertained the
blowing ladies at tea at her home with
er daughter, Mrs. j. c. Morgan, last
eek Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. Hannah
ddy, Mrs. Sarah Huron, Mrs. Diantha {
Mrs. P. D. Pike, Mrs. C. l..
cMahon, Mrs. Vernon Wilkins and Mrs. |
:. M. Reynolds of Cambridge.
The warm weather early last week i
ut sudden and complete stop to log d
ng operations, although an effort is
eing made to get part of those left
/ the mountains down to where thew -
IN be secured on trucks. P. d. Pike &
IN have secured about fifty percent of
e seasons cut, or four hundred thous-
Id feet. The G. E. & F. o. Burt Co. ]
i've two million feet in the yard, about
To-thirds of the cut. 1t is estimated :
at about one-half the remaining mil
IN feet can be reached during the sum-
er. II. E. Shaw, whose mills are near
e mountain, expects to be able to clean ,
, the entire cut. ,
Mrs. Nettie Story Stafford, wife of j. s
Stafford, died Sunday night of acute l
lights disease after a months Illness. |