News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-01-14
STOWE

Harry Gibbs is building dining room
addition to his house.
James French of Montpelier called on
Stowe friends recently.
G. c. Graves of Waterbury was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Frank Churchill of Orleans visited
Stowe relatives last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. $. Kaiser visited Mont
peIier relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Lovejoy were visi-
tors in Burlington Friday.
Mrs. E. A. Clarkson is spending few
weeks with Barre relatives.
E. P. Kingsbury of Montpelier was a
business visitor here, Saturday.
L, G. Raymond has been confined to
the house by illness for aeveral days.
Vernon wilkins, who had partial
shock last week is slowly improving.
The condition of Vernon wilkins, who
has had an attack OF paralysis of the
throat, is improving.
Cedric, the nine months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Orviile Tucker, is seriously i'll
with whoopiug cough.
Chief Clerk Carpenter of the U. S.
Railway Mail Service was in town from
White River Jet, Friday.
The condition of Mrs. Ellen Lloyd,
who is in failing health at L. B. Tomlin-
sons, remains about the same.
There was large attendance at Unity
Church SUNDAY evening, when Principal,
r. G. Reynolds gave Victrola concert.
Mrs J. B. Ayers and Mrs. w, W.
Adams attended the funeral of their cou
sin, F. W. Sages, in Burlington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parsons have re-
turned from Binghamville, where they
visited Mr.. Parsons uncle, G. B Parsons,
who is in failing health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Irish of Milton and
Mr.. and Mrs. LemueI Irish OF Fairfax
were recent guests of their sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hill.
Walter L Hale and Miss Lydia Culver
were married by the Rev. Lemuel Davis
Saturday evening at A. K. Boyea's on
West Branch, where both are employed.
Earl D. Bassey, a former popular prin-
cipal of the High school, but now en-.
gagged in the granite business in Zahes-
Vile, Ohio, was guest at F. G. Bash
AVIS last week.
Tuesday was the coolest day in the
memory of the oldest inhabitaDt, 20 be-
low zero at noon, accompanied by a
fire, north wind. L VAS IA reminder
that Vermont has not forgotten how TO
serve up winters.
Miss Mary Stone, who has passed the
the Christmas vacation in Stowe, returned
Thursday to Auburn, N. Y, to resume
her studies at Wells College. Her mother,
Mrs. c. H. Stone, and sister, Mrs. G. o.
Bnrt, accompanied her to Burlington.
About so OF her friends gave Miss Ruth
x
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Hill, Thurs
daV evening in honor of her approaching
departure FOR Boston and also her birth
day. Cards were played during the
evening.
The members of the X. K X Klub, I
had their regular meeting at the Akeley
Memorial building Thursday evening. An .
indoor athletic meeting was carried out.
Miss Inez Smith was the leader of the
winning side, and Miss Martha Wright of /
the losers. !
S. II. 5. basket ball team played at
Barre and Montpelier, Friday and Sat
irday nights. The game at Barre, al
though won by Spaulding High, was not
bad game as far as the score went. but
hat at NJ ontpelier was Waterloo for the
stowe team. The boys were accompa-
lied by Prof. Chaffee.
Mr.. and Mis-. Claude Adams have
moved to the Lee Atkins farm near Mos
ow, recently purchased of George o. Nc
Allister. Mr.. McAllister has moved his
amily to Bertha, Wis, where he has
urchased a large farm. His oldest
aughter, Miss Annie McAlister, remains
0 complete her studies in Stowe high
chool.
At the annual meeting of the Stowe
cemetery association at Mrs. Alice A.
last week Tuesday afternoon,
Irs. C. A. Riley was elected president,
Irs. Anna Kimball vice. pre- sident, A. H.
heney secretary, Mrs. M. G. LoYejoy
'easurer, Directors elected were: Mrs.
A. Riley, Miss Nellie Sargent, Mrs.
[. w. Barrows, Mrs. a. E. Shaw and
IRIS. +. E. Smith The treasurer's report
10 wed that over 800 had been paid out
IF work in the town cemeteries. There
an income of about $50 from the fund
r perpetual care of lots.
About go members of Mansfield Noun s
lin Grange, No .274, p. of H.. were pres !
1t at the Akeley Memorial building Sat /,
rday at the annual dinner in honor of
stalIation of officers. During the after !
BON the past master, j. T. Campbell,