News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-05
STOWE

Harry w. Burnham has recovered from
his illness and resumed work Friday.
The Misses Trafee of New York are
guests of Mrs. G. M. Tabor at Four Winds
Farm.
Marshall johnson, who has spent ten
days at e. B. Gales, returned Saturday
to Springfield, Mass.
o. e. Kingsbury of Franklin N. H., a
few days the past week.
The annual reunion and picnic of the
Mum and Luce families will be held at
the Palisades August IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Kendall and daug H.
| ter of Stoneham, Mass, have been guests
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Dow have returned
from an automobile trip to st. Albans,
| Cambridge and other towns in northern
| Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Wright have re-
turned to Hyde Park, after visiting Mrs.
| Wright's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Straw.
Fred E. Campbell, who has spent three
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. f.
/ Campbell, and with relatives in Hyde
Park, returned to bis home in Westboro,
Mass, Saturday.
The Misses Nadine Boardman and Ru-
bic Shaw returned last Wednesday from
Lake Mansfield, where they spent few
days with Miss Boardman's mother, Mrs.
F. S. Boardman.
About so members of the first Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday School en-
joyed ride to Lake Mansfield last We'd
nesday. A picnic dinner was served in
o. S. Smiths cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bigelow and chill
dren of Moretown called on friends in
Stowe Friday on their way home from
Cloverdale. Miss Mildred remained in
Stowe to visit relatives.
Miss Dorothy Heron of Oshkosh
Wis, who is passing the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. A. r. Straw, and her
guest, Leslie Taylor of Buffalo, N. Y,
visited Smugglers' Notch last week, walk
ing the entire distance as far as the big
boulder, ten miles, and back the same
day.
Among those who expect to attend the
oaln hrpt
to the invitations issued by the Stowe
Old Home Week Association, is Mrs |
Henry Russell of Merrifield, MINI form
erly Miss Dolores Luce of Stowe. A let
ter received by the Secretary. Mrs. O. E.
Luce, from Walter K. Bigelow of Salem,
Mass. contains his membership fee for |
two years.
The funeral of Leslie Guy Harris, last
week Tuesday afternoon, was conducted |
by Rev. Lemuel Davis. Among those
who attended from out of town were,
two brothers, Benton and Edward Harris
of Sugar Hill, N. H., Mrs. Addie Harris
of Springfield, Mass, and Norman French
of Montpelier. There was large attend
ance and profuson of flowers. Benton
Harris returned to Sugar Hill Wednesday
and Edward on THURSDAY.
Twenty-Five members of the K. X. X.
Klub and guests enjoyed picnic supper
last week Tuesday evening on the river
meadow on g. L. McMahon's farm.
Among the guests of the club were, Mrs.
Mabel Carr Cornwell of Elmira, n. Y,
Miss Rachel Thomas of Superior, Wis,
Miss Louise Adams of Chelmsford, Mass,
Miss Mary Stone and Miss Rebecca Burt.
After supper had been served, Miss Bar
bara Burt of he club was escorted, with
her eyes covered, over a little hill and
found berselI beside a hedge of willows
on the river bank. The willows were
decorated with what proved to be a
" rainbow shower" of gifts from her
friends. The committee in charge were,
Miss Ruth Mcmahon, Miss Rubie Collins,
Mrs. Mae Chaplin and Miss Marian Pike.