News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-08
STOWE
II. o. Wells was in Wells River Monda,

week IN town.
j. l.. Stafford visited Jonesville frient
part of last week.
G. II. Mix Of Montpelier was a bushes
visitor hcre Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Downer visited her son i
Hard wick last week.
Q. f. Eddy visited his Moptpele
creamery. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Fuller are spendin
the week in Burlington.
e. Miles of Burlington was a bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Harold Mcmahon was visitor in Bur
lington Friday and Saturday.
F. NJ. Pike of Brooklyn, N. Y, vstet
his pal ents here over Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Walker are the par
ents of q son. born December %.
F. Z. Grahame of Montpelieris in towr
looking after his lumber interests.
Mrs. Eunice Pottle of Waterbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. p. D. Pike.
| Miss Anna Sisters returned Tuesday
from "a visit to st. Adams relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bashaw have moved
| to their house on South Main street.
Albert Laraway and wife visited rela-
! tives in Montpelier portion of last week.
Miss Rebecca Burt returned to her col
lege work in Wellesley, Mass, Tuesday.
Henry Cobb has contracted to cut and
handle the ice on the Robinson pond this
year.
Special services are being held at the
Congregational church each evening this
week.
Representative J. G. Benson accompan-
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Burt and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Churchill spent Sunday in
Burlington.
c. B. Gale was in Grand Isle last week,
purchasing and returning with fine
young mule.
Carl Parker returned to Brattleboro
Friday, after spending few days with
Stowe friends.
Miss Marjorie Watts spent day or two
last week with Mrs. Walter Ayers at
Waterbury Center.
F. E. Pike of Brooklyn, N. Y, was a
guest Sunday of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. d. Pike. 1e"
Hollis Lamphere was arrested last
week, charged with intoxcation and
breach of the peace.
The Misses Ruby and Ruth Collins
have returned from Watervile, where
they visited friends.
Mrs. James Foster was a recent guest
of her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A.
Foster. on West Hill.
Howard Smith, who has been i'll with
kidney trouble at his home on West
Branch, is improving.
Arthur Card has moved from the Hen
ry Town place to the Flag Town tene-
ment on West Branch.
Miss Frances Smith was unable to re-
turn to her school duties in Waterbury
this week on account ofillness.
c. F. Eddy, w. M. Adams and E. c.
Houston are attending the Dairyman's
e.
Miss Louise Aldrich has given up her
work in Essex junction and returned |
home on account of her mothers illness.
Mrs. James Conway, who has been iu
Door health for some time has gone to
Chazy, N. Y. to spend the winter with
Ter mother.
A fire drill was held by the High and |
Graded schools Tuesday and the build |
ng was emptied without confusion in |
wo minutes.
Mrs. w. F. Harris and daughter, Paul |
ne, accompanied George Harris to Nor
istown, N. j., Friday where they will re-
main a month.
Stowe High School has basket ball !
James scheduled for this week with |
High and Spaulding at Mont,
,elier and Barre.
The Bailey Granite Co. of Essex juno
ion installed handsome granite monu-
nent in Riverbrook cemetery last week
n memory of Richard Waite.
Misses Doris and Elizabeth Barrows
md their brother, Eben, of MorrisviIle
used last week with their grandparents.
lr. and Mrs. Carol Robinson.
Mrs. Mary Barnes, who suffered
hook a few days ago, remains in very
ritical condition and owing to her ad
anced age her recovery is not expected.
Fourteen couples attended a social
altering held in banquet hall Friday
light. Card playing was enjoyed and
lusic for dancing was furnished bye. A.
pianist and Donald Mcmahon
iolinist.
The StOwe-Waterbury Center COW test
lg Association has been reorganized
nth over 500 cows pledged. J. d. Santa
lore has oharOa of ia xunrlz apJ &c noun | ,