News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-05-06

u
eelands pupils of the Moscow school,
:, made May baskets Friday and filed
IN with flowers to leave at the doors
| ;Iheir friends specially those who were
| Over 30 were thus distributed.
rhere were 80 visitors present at the
| Brcises carried out Thursday afternoon
| Miss Martha Campbell's pupils of the
| I'd and fourth grades. Dialogues, rec
| lions, and songs were we'll given and
IN. h. G. Reynolds addressed the pu-
,Irs.. Perley.Adams.gave party Thurs
. afternoon in honor of her birthday
| "h of Mrs. Bert CampbelPs gong away.
N,ere were 30 present. A feature of the
| oFasi0u was a weighing contest, Mrs.
! ar....te Tatro winning the first prize
Il Mrs. Campbell the BOBBY prize.
! AT the regular meeting of the Stowe
fachers' club at the high school build
=, the president, Miss 5. Anna Fitzsim.
.1s. presided. "Bailey's Glass Room
Image ment" was reviewed by Miss Ella
otgenb and the review was followed by
aNiiscussion. There was music during
tie evening.
George Tedford, who babe a final fare
will to stowe ten days since and went to
Massachusetts, to seek his fortune, re-
trned Saturday in very Respondent
flame of mind. During his brief absence,
George lost his wife, his best friend and
brty-seVen dollars in good money, and
crtalnly has reason to feel badly.
Three deer were seen last week Tues
cay by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Sears within
sfew rods of the hou.e at Four Winds
,arrp. The deer, which were buck and
wO does, came from Mrs. Tabor's woods
nd stood on knoll looking about when
hey were apparently disturbed by the
ringing of the telephone bell in the house
and ran away.
A meeting of the Stowe Old Home
Week association was held at the reading
'Oom of the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday evening with President l.. L.
Tarris in the chair. Plans were consid-
eek and the Rev. f. T. Crane, A. A.
lraw and Mrs. 0. f. Luce were appoint
Il a committee to arrange for the publ
alton of leahet to be used to create an
interest in the event.
At a special meeting of the Stowe Civic
hub at the Akeley Memorial building
Wednesday evening futher discussion
# the Carnegie report as 1t effects place
Ike Stowe proved an interesting discu
C. D. Howe, Principal,
Z. G. Reynolds, r. l. Chaffee and G. A.
3urnham of the high school, o. f. Luce,
Dr.. j. G. Morgan and others. President
Toward E. Shaw was in the chair.
David Douglass died at his hoTe on
school street at nine o'clock Friday even
ng after long and painful Illness. He
vas about 20 years of age and was born
n Morristown, the son of Jonathan and
sally Cole Douglass. He resided in Stowe
or Is years. He is survived by his wife,
drs. Augusta Cross Doug lass; an adopted
laughter, Miss Vivian Douglass; one
'rother, Albert Douglass of Morristown,
nd two sisters, Mrs. K. W. Collins of
tOwe and Mrs. Chavles Davis of Morris
own. The funeral was held at the house
{ one o'clock Sunday afternoon and was
onducted by the Rev. F. T. Crane. The
urial was in the River Bank cemetery.
Card of Thanks-To the kind friends |
nd neighbors who'assisted us in the sick
ess and death of our dear husband and |
ither we extend our heart felt thanks |
nd sincerest good wishes. Mrs. David |