News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-25
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@. K. Burt was business visitor il
Burlington. Friday.
NelsonsGibbs of Rochester has been il
town for few days.
Edwin Hall is confined to the house by
an attack of tonsilitis.
thermometers registered zero and
little above Monday morning.
BeniRobinson shot a deer on Kicker
/ Mountain inIWaterbury. recently.
Harry Downer visited his wife at the
Heaton. Hospital in Montpelier Friday.
|! Mrs. Jane Howe of Rutland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Slayton.
Carroll George has returned from q
short visit in Montpelier and Burlington
Norman French of Montpelier has been
visiting his father and sister here for a
few days.
e nest Hadlock has purchased the Cic.
ero Hale farm on the hill road to Morris
town Corners.
Glen Town and sister, Miss Lula Town,
have both shot deer on Kicker Mountain
in Waterbury.
A fourteen inch snow storm last Thurs.
day night gave the winter an early and
vigorous send-off.
Herbert Mayo was called to Waterbury
Sunday by the critical illness of his
brother-in-Iaw, Charles Keene.
Beginning Dec. mails will leave Stowe
on tie 7:15 a. M, 1856 a. m. and 3:15 p.
no. cars, the 4:45 trip being discontinued
for the winter.
Mr. ana Mrs. Hollis Edison have closed
their house on the Branch and will spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
John Latuche.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. III. Kaiser of Green's
boro visited relatives here last week, a
portion of the time being spent by Ned
in deer hunting. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fowler have
closed their bungalow at 1.-THE Knoll"
and gone to their home at birmingham,
Mass, for the winter.
A Thanksgiving dance will be held at
the Auditorium Wednesday night. The
Peerless Orchestra, assisted by Horace
Powers of Burlington, will furnish music.
Mrs. George Clement has received
news that her sister, Mrs. F. A. Jewett,
of Jonesyille. has shot 300-pound buck,
and her nephew, Fred Jewett, has shot
bear.
Mrs. Ralph Clark and three children of
Charlotte are at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ayers, for Thanksgiving
week. MIR. Clark will join them later in
the week.
A tasty leafet has been printed by
Ralph Crane, the twelve. years-old son of
Rev. Fred Crane, describing the work be-
ng accomplished by Unity Church, of
which Mr.. Crane is pastor.
Guy Ayers was in Burlington Saturday
10 visit his wife at the Fanny Allen Hos
oital. Mrs. Ayers, who has been in
critical condition following an operation
,or appendicitis, is improving.
Darymen and all interested were in
gited to attend the meeting of the Stowe
Waterbury Cow Testing Association at
he State Hospital barns at Waterbury at
80 O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. State |
Agricultural Commissioner F. 5. Brig
lam addressed the meeting,
The remains of James Wooster, who |
lied from cancer of the stomach at the |
Iome of his son, Frank. in Richmond, |
we're brought here Sunday for burial in |
siyerbank cemetery. Mr.. Wooster had
pent considerable of his life in Stowe /
nd was well-known here and az Moscow.
The five-years-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
'erley g. Adams, while playing in cor
er closet in the kitchen at their home
riday pulled the trigger of gun that
ad been left standing there on the floor.
he gun proved to be loaded and went
IF, the discharge fortunately injuring
o one. although several people were in
he house. Some clothing hanging near
as burned along the line of the dis
large. o.