News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-10-07
STOWE


F. NJ Sears, who has been i'll, is i'm
pr, wing.
viii Warren was in Burlington oveI
Sunday.
John Drug has been quite poorly for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Luce were in Mont
pelier Monday.
MIS- j. e. French of Montpelier is WIS.,
iting relatives here.
John Lyon has been spending several
days in. Burlington.
B. A. Wallace visited his home in Wa
terbury over sunday.
Mrs. Mary Sherbut went Saturday to
Burlington for the winter.
John Duchaine has moved from Stowe
Forks to place in Waterbury.
The Methodisu Ladies' Aid served sup
per at the church vestry Wednesday.
Mrs. II. L. Stearns of Burlington is
with her aunt, Mis-. Elzipa Luce at Stowe
Forks.
John Burnett of Williamstown visited
his niece, Mis-. w. A. Slayton, over
Sunday.
Prof. Elmore's dancing class opened
Friday evening with about 80 couples in
attendance.
Mrs. Lucretia Sargent and son, Widd
Sargent, OF johnson spent Saturday with
friends in Stowe.
dozen or more from here went to
Molrisvile for the Prouty rally last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 3. Russell have moved
into Mrs, Lizzie Robinson's house on the
! West Branch road.
The Gold Brook Creamery association |
paid 80 cents for butter fat the last two
weeks in September.
Merton Curtis and Leo Doubleday have |
taken lumber job of the c. E. & f. o.
Burt Co. in Smugger's Notch
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hatch of Cabot
| have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sargent and other relatives here.
Sixty-nine thousand brook trout were
transported from the hatchery connected
with Lake Mansf field to the lake itself
last Friday.
VIM. Pangle, who has been spending
several days with Mrs. Pangle here, re-
turned to his work at Dixvile Notch,
N. H., Monday.
Mrs. Clayton B. Boyce and her mother
n-law, Mrs. Laura Boyce, of Montpelier
have been guests the past week of Mrs.
Boyce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Field and son, Will
bert returned Saturday to Somerville.
Mass, after a ten days visit with Mrs.
Fields brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Simmons
At a mission study meeting at Mrs.
Alice A. Raymond's Thursday afternoon
an interesting program on Alaska was in
charge of Mrs. Raymond. Miss Laura
Thomas read paper.
Mrs. Mary A. Jenney has returned from !,
a ten days business trip to Boston. Dur
ing her absence she visited Rev. Eliza NJ.
Fl. Abbott in Boston and her nephew, R.
T. Mower, and family in Lowell.
Edward X. Hale, who spent several :.
days in Stowe experimenting the placing .
of a monument on his lot in the River
Bank cemetery, returned to Montpelier :
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burt
in their automobile.
Mrs. Arthur P. Bigelow and children, A
Mildred and Paul, of Middlesex, spent n
and Sunday with friends in "
Stowe. Mr. Bigelow joined her here
evening on his way from his =.
creamery in Underhill. :,
Howard E. Shaw, nominated by the h
Democrats for State Senator by the Dem \,
Ocrats last Friday, is one of the keenest tc
business men in Stowe and made an envi- Q,
ible record as member of the House 6,
Jour years ago. He will run we'll ahead n
Of his ticket in his home town. NJ
Work has begun on repainting the R
JLity church building with B. L. Shaw G.
work is 1915. Upon her return to Wash cl
ngton, D. c., after several weeks in NJ
towe, Mrs. Sarah Butler left a check r.
or 500 toward the work. The rest of E,
he money is being raised by subscrip- D,
ion. ST.
large number from Stowe attended WI
be Lamoille county Progressive conven- Nj
on at Hyde Park Friday. The delegates
ere II. G. Canning and Z. N. Bailey.I i
mong those going by automobile were
I. E. Shaw, C. L. Mcmahon, c. K. Rus wi
Ill, Frank Stafford. DR.. Barrows, DR.. tw
organ, II. C. Mcmahon and Clayton no
eek. en-
f. s. Boardmsn has secured of Will
am P. Bailey five years lease, with an lor
Dtion of purchase. of the famous Notch pr
ring and the land surrounding. Mr.. ao'
oardman sees possibilities in this spring,