News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-26
STOWE

home in Worcester, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Q. A. Simmons is spending TIL.
week with her sisters in Greensboro.
Last week was the best of the season
at the Summit House on Mt. Mansfield
Misses Nancy Kaiser and Mertie Mel
yin returned Monday toMan CHI ester N. III
Alden Straw, Leslie M. Taylor and
Carroll George visited Mt. Mansfield Sun
day.,
The Unity church Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic Friday on Sunset
Hill.
A. G. Cakes is employed as bookkee per
by the Mt. Mansfield Creamery Associa-
ton.
Mrs. G. L, Atkins and Miss Grace Rob-
inson of Lowell, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Eva Moody.
Oswald Barrows has returned TO New
York, after visiting his mother, Mrs. E.
A. Barrows.
The Misses Minnie and Florence Ayers
are visiting their sister, Mrs. R. NJ Clark,
in Charlotte.
George Moody of Burlington and Mrs.
Jane Howe of Rutland are guests at A.
H. Slayton's.
Miss Margaret Store and niece, Miss
Agnes Murray, of Boston are visiting
Mrs. O. S, Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan B. Mower have
returned to Eden after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Bashaw.
Mrs E. M. Woodwork and son, Rollin,
of Montpelier, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Thomas of Lud-
low, Mass. are visiting former neghbors
and friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Boardman, who
spent Old Home Week in Stowe, returned
Sunday to Burlington.
Miss Kingsland of the State Library
Commission was in Stowe and Mt.
Mansfield over Sunday.
Arthur Pike and daughter of Johnson
have been guests the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. P. r. Sargent
Harry Butts recently purchased the
Shaw farm in Morristown and plans to
move there in the spring.
Frank Hosington has moved to the
house recently occupied by Wilbur SEQ
field at the lower village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gruber and sons,
who have spent the summer in Stowe,
left Monday for Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Bigelow went Saturday to
Morrisvlle on her way to her home in st.
Johnsbury, after a week in Stowe.
W. w. Houston, who has spent two !
weeks with his family here, left Monday |
on his return to Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Ella Sargent goes next week to
Morrisville to teach the grammar grade
in the Morrisville Graded school,
The Misses Laura and Helen Wright
of Morrisville visited Mrs. Ernest Wright !
and Miss Dorothy Barrows Friday.
The corn crop, which has been very
backward, made great stride last week
and couple weeks without frost will re-
suit in fair crop.
E. G. Wells is recovering from blood
poisoning in the left hand following an
injury to one finger while working at his
trade as blacksmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Casey and the
Misses wis and Lou Vearen m otored on
Friday to Montpelier, on their way to
North Leominster, Mass.
Recent arrivals at Seven Springs are
the Rev. and Mis-. Collins of Providence,
r. and the Misses Tieman and Miss
Anne Grant of New York.
Chas. Lang, who has carried on o. E.
Luce's farm for four years, 10 moving to
where he will begin work for
II. A. Smalley & Co. Sept. l.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson has returned
rom Morrisvlle and is assisting in the
care of Vernon Wilkins. Mr.. Wilkins
mas been more comfortable for a few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankenburg of Mt. Yer
lon, n. Y, who are passing the summer
1t Lake George, were visitors at Look
,ut Farm, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
;. o. Jelliff, last week.
Mrs. W. Fl. Fauuce aud three sons of
Providence, r. l., who have been spend
ng the summer at N. r. Moody's, went
% Hardwick Monday for few days be-
-ore returning to Providence.
Recent arrivals at j. K. Houston's are
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland, Miss Prentiss and
Miss Jones of Brooklyn, n. Y, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer of Fort Plains, N. Y, and
Mr.. Hathaway of Montpelier.
A family gathering at Pleasant View
arm, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Ayers, last Sunday was in honor of the
anniversaries of Mrs. Ayers and .
Ter mother, Mrs. D. V. Reed.
j. A. Luce has sold his village residence
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