News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26
STOWE

waterbury saturday.
Mr.. end Mrs. o. e. Luce spent Easter
with Burlington relatives.
David Stimson of Boston was bust
ness visitor here, Wednesday.
Mrs. Morse of Westfeld is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Alice Il Raymond.
Mrs. C. F. Eddy is spending a few days
with her daughter in Montpelier.
Mrs. A. A. Warren has been i'll f0r
several days with a nervous trouble.
c. F. Eddy has been spending several
days at his Madrid, N. T., creamery.
Peter Labardia has rented the II. e.
Shaw tenement ON South Main street.
Edwin l.. Bigelow is at home from
Middlebury College for the Easter vaca-
ton.
I Mrs, Aurora Adams, who is i'll from
tonsiltis at A. L. Gales, is more comfort
able.
George SaDborn is spending a couple
of weeks with his mother in Sherbrooke,
P. O.,
E. w. Kaiser, who has spent the winter
in Massachusetts, is stopping with P. S.
Kaiser.
S. II. Warren has moved to the Pike
tenement recently vacated by Charles
Spau!ding.
George Norway aud wife of Montpelier
have been at Alberta Laraway's for
several days.
Mrs. DR.. Nc Laraway and children of
Burlington are spending few days with
relatives here.
Mrs. Will Fielder and her daughter,
Mrs Ben Mayo, visited Waterbury rela-
tives last week.
Special Easter services were held Sun
day at the UniversalisJ and Congrega-
tional churches.
James Mclaughlin is spending week
with his daughter, Mrs. Archie McCul-
logh, in Corinth.
Mrs. II. F. Smith and daughter. Miss
frankie Smith, who have been very i'll,
are gaining slowly.
Walter Warren left Monday morning
for Bennington, where he has work on
the Colgate estate.
DR.. H. w. Barrows and F. E. Smith at
tended the funeral of Charming Greene
o. MnrrisyiIla TuaSdav
/. A. Douglass has rented Miss Ida /
Harris house on Maple street and ex- |
poets to move next week.
Miss Addie Bigelow of Franklin, n. H.,
is spending few days with her parents
and sisters on the West Branch.
William Bailey has returned from his
winters work in New Hampshire and
taken up painting for the summer.
Senior Glass, honors were awarded Fri
day in the following order; Dorothy
Harris, Margaret Harris. Bernice Towne.
Miss Amanda Stowel has finished
work in Burlington and is stopping with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Sto-
well.
John Smith, who is just out of a Bos-
ton hospital, following a serious opera
ton, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. II. c.
Mcmahon.
Vacation Ball Friday evening. Mar. 2S.
Music by the Peerless Orchestra of five
pieces. Dancing from $50 to ~ p. M,
1t the auditorium.
Walter Shepard has moved to the
Fisher tenement at the Lower Village,
'ecently vacated by Will Brink, who has
moved to Cotton Brook. ..es.. , ;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Billings and Mr.. {
md Mrs. George Douglass have gone to I
stanford, N. Y. to attend the marriage {
Tuesday of Archibald Billings.
Joe Daigneau was in town from Wood t
took, N. H, the first of the week. Joe i
las engaged with p. D. Pike and son as
sawyer and will move back to Stowe.
H. A. Pike, OptOmetris and Eye Spec
alist, of Brattleboro, is to be at Green I
fountain Inn, Stowe, Thursday, Friday
nd Saturday, March q, IS and 29-Adv L
Harry Pike had three toes badly crush
d by a log last Monday. One of them was
roken and the others are just as sore,
ut Harry maintains his usual cheerful :
ess.
Very little maple sugar has been made p
, date and that of an unusually poor h
uality. With the frost nearly all out of al
he ground, farmers do not look for over .,
alf crop. >,
harry COldwall of Kentucky, who took n
ire of the band saws for the c. E. and in
o. Burt Lumber Co. last season, has OF
turned to Stowe and will have the
me position this summer. te