News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-08-13
STOWE
Mrs. Jane Howe has gone to York
Beach for IL short stay.

q visitor in Stowe last week.
Ellen Stearns of Burlington is spending
few days with Stowe friends.
Mrs. G. e. McCuen is spending few
! days with Burlington relatives.
Ned" Baily has just received veter-
inary's license in all its branches.
Ohio Boyce has gone to Springfield,
Mass. where he has employment.
George Burnell of Athol, Mass, has
been a recent guest at w. A. Slayton's.
MILFORD Hosington and family have re-
turned to Stowe from White River juno
ton.
G. E. Burt and LIS. Peterson were bus
mess visitors in Plattsburg, n. Y, last
week.
Leon Macutchan has been spending
few days in Essex Junction and Rich
mond.
Rev. A. G. Cornwell of Elmira, N. Y,
preached in the Congregatio nal church
Sunday.
Stowe Military Band has received new
Khaki uniforms for use at the Lamoill
County fair.
The Misses Mildred and Beatrice Gale
returned Friday from visit with their
aunt in Barre.
Mrs. Charles Merriam and sons of
-. ~ E;,ho
Cay and Friday.
Margaret Pike of Waterbury was the
guest of her cousins Marian and Muriel
Pike, over Sunday.
b. A. Mills of Essex junction spent a
portion of last week with his parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs. VIM. Mills.
Carroll George, Walter Morgan and AL
den Straw went on an excursion to Au-
sable Chasm Thursday.
The bridge across the Waterbury river
at Palisades park, which fell some time
ago, has been repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bigelow and sons,
Edwin and Newell of Salem, Mass, are
in Stowe for several weeks.
Miss Harriet E. Savage of Westfield,
Mass. lis guest at the home of her cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cheney.
b. F. Gale paid $l37 for three hogs from
w. r. Churchll's farm last week. Who
says there is no money in farming?
~ al IT, I;ns md 4 Il ,crb
ter, Mildred Warren, returned Monday S
from visit to Montpelier relatives.
Mr.. ard Mrs M. D. Mcmahon of Bur- s
ington were guests at G. L. McMahon's a
and O. E. Luce's several days last week. :
Mrs. Alwyn Eggleston and son, Edgar,
have returned to Troy, N. Y, after visit
ng her sister in-law, Mrs George Chaplin. S
A. l.. Gale and family left Saturday on
IN automobile trip through the White
expecting to be gone week. v
Miss Ella Sargent and her brother. Leo h
Sargent, have returned from Cabot, W here
hey visited their uncle, Lyndon Meal ,
lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon entertain =
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Barrows of Brook .
YIN. N. Y, at the Lake Mansfield Club q
House Thursday. D
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lurk and Mr.. and o
Mrs. Warren Harding of West Lebanon,
\. H., are visiting Mrs. Turks mother, 4
Mrs. Abbie Warren. y
Everett Fielder was arrested and put il
n confinement over Sunday, charged with Ii
breach of the peace and assault on O. A te
'arrows of Moscow. Fl
A large number of Stowe friends at P
ended the birthday diunar given Admi- te
al Charles E. Clark at the Lake Mans
eld Club House Sunday.
Friday will be observed as Field Day he
{ Old Home Week. Sports will be held l.,
n Main st. in the afternoon followed by Fl
ball game on Straw's meadow. ne
Mrs. F. c. Dearborne of Lynn, Mass, BIZ
nd Mrs. A. B. Mum and three sons of W
aranac Lake, N. Y, are visiting their TO
'i Sh'o, Nbi' "u'A hii o' ~ LIZ w CHS.
Carl Holt of Montpelier is in charge of of
ne construction of the house George C. vi
layton is putting up on his farm in Mos til
DIV. u,
Stowe Military Band gave an open air A
oncert at the West Branch church Fri tn
ay evening. The ladies of the church pr
,rved ice cream. About 200 were pres j..
lt.
Mrs. F. E. Smith has returned from a ex
sit to Burlington and Thompson's Point. ce
er sons, Waite, and Mum Boardman, wi
no accompanied her, remained for A
niger stay. he
j. A. Luce was in Burlington Saturday fet
visit Mrs. Luce at the Fanny Allen thi
ospital. Mrs. Luce underwent sue col
'ssful operation for gallstones the first ste
the week. ais
Mrs. Abbie Warren entertained eight
usins ct her home Thursday afternoon, Of
nong them being Miss Mary Bgelow Of pa
anklin, n. H., and Miss Grace Bigelow tel
Springfield, Mass. pei
Earl Stone is spending a few weeks w.
tn relatives here, after four and one NJ
III years absence in Colorado CITY Earl ~