News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-27
STOWE

0 Mrs. Q. b. Tomlinson IL visiting her
parents in Essex Center.
George Norway of Montpelier spent
Sunday with relatives here.
M. L. Fullington of Burlington was a
business visitor here Monday.
Herman Parsons is attending the Addi-
son County fair at Middlebury.
Walter Foster is visiting relatives in
Springfield, Mass, this week.
e. II. Cathright visited Burlington
friends portion of last week.
FL. E. Pike has the local agency for
the popular Overland automobile.
j. M. Flanagan of Portsmouth, N. H.,
has joined his family at j. A. Luce's.
Howard Butts is spending a month
with his sister at Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Clark of MORA,
N. Y, were in town day or two last
week.
Stowe Military Band and nearly every
one else from Stowe are taking in the
Morrsvlle fair.
Rev. Lemuel Davis occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit Sunday for the first
time since his recent illness.
An attractive catalogue of the Stowe
High and Graded Schools for the coming
school year has just been issued
Sidney Oliver of Barre preached for
William Hendry Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal and West Branch Churches.
Mr. Lemuel Davis has received news
of the illness from appendicitis of his
elder son at his home in Kingston, N. Y.
Misses Frances and Ruth Fuller re-
turned to New Haven, Conn, Friday,
after spending week with Miss Mary
| Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbs were called
to Montpelier last week by the serious
Illness of their daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Marshall.
Mrs. J. B. Gilmore, who has passed
two months with Mrs. Abbie Warren, has
gone to Burlington on her way to her
home in Hampton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Atkins and Sidney
Turner of Moretown aud Mrs. Ethel
Wales and Miss Merle Turner of Worces-
ter Mass, passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs George S, Marshall.
Capt. H. o. Smith of the U. S. Marine
Corps. with his wife and son is spending
a few weeks with relatives here. This is
Capt. Smiths first visit home in five
years. He is now stationed at Roston
but expects to leave in October on a
European cruise.
The town schools will open Sept
with the following teachers North Hol-
low, Bernice Lang; Edison HILL Grace
Russ; Fucker St., Marie Wells; Browns
vile, Lena Wilder; West Hill, Mary |
Moody; Mills, Maude Slayton; Luce Hill,
Dora Cleveland; West Branch, Ruth |
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and two sons, on
an automobile tour from Vineland, n. j.,
passed Saturday and Sunday in Stowe
and left Monday to visit relatives in
Grand Isle. Mr. Perkins, who was ma
tive of Stowe, is a guest of the late Ri
naldo Perkins, well re membered ia Stowe
and for many years a noted teacher in
Boston.
A. W. Foster was driving horse that
he is breaking for Fl. A. Smaley of Nor
risville down Brownville Hill Sunday,
when the horse began kicking and Mr.
Foster found it necessary to throw the
horse down before he could extricate it
from the buggy. William Twitchell, who
is employed at J. G. Benson's, was riding
with Mr.. Foster and was painfully in
jured on the head by the horses heels.
Several gashes were cut, one requiring
several stitches to close it. A child of
Mr.. Eos ter's who was also with him and
Mr.. Foster himself were not much in
jured.
The High and Graded Schools will
open Sept with the following list of
teachers :-Prin. r. G. Reynolds; Precep-
tress, Miss Bernice Parker; Assistants,
Miss Anna Fitzsmonds and Geo. A.
Burnham; Agricultural Course, r. L.
Grammar, Miss Ella Sargent;
Assistant, Dorothy Harris; intermediate,
Miss Florence Chaffee; 2nd Primary,
Miss Martha Campbell, 1st Primary, Miss
Susan Bigelow. Arrangements have been
made for four courses college pre-
English, Business and Agricul-
tural. The last is new feature, and
promises to he valuable addition to the
school work. Prof Chaffee is a graduate
of the new state school at Randolph and |
q competent instructor.
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