News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-02-11

home IN Burlington, after visiting Mrs
Abbie w. Crossett at the home of he
nephew, f. P. Billings. Mrs. Crossett
who has been confined to her bed sine,
Christmas, does not improve in health.
Mrs. Maude LaRose, who with three
children recently came from Brattle bore
TO the home of her father, w. S. Car
penter, at the Burt tenement on Pucke
street, went Monday to Burlington TO
treatment for an abscess at the Mar,
Fletcher Hospital.
What is thought to be the largest loat
OF logs ever drawn into the village came
into the G. e. and F. o. Burt lumbe,
yard from Stowe Forks Thursday. 1t con
tanned Sc logs and measured 1906 feet
The logs were dry or the load would have
been too heavy for two horses.
Elizabeth, the six-year-old daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Harlow of Stowe Hol
low, met with serious accident while
sliding Friday morning. The child, who
was out alone, was found by her sister al
the foot of steep hill. Apparently hel
sled ran into fence post, breaking hen
right leg above the knee. She had beer
on the snow for an hour and half and
was nearly frozen. She was doing well
yesterday.
The basket ball game Friday night be-
tween Stowe High School and Peoples
Academy of Morrisville was one of the
fastest and cIeanest games played here in
years. The first half ended to in favor
of Stowe and was anyone's game. In the
second half the Stowe boys gradually
rked ahead, winning the game 81 to O.
Both teams played fast and even ball and
the best of feeling prevailed. A dance
was held at the Auditorium after the
game. '7
Relatives from Stowe who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Helen Eddy Somerville in
Waterbury Saturday we're j. B. Ayers,
w. W. Ayers, Mrs. Aurora Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Adams, Mrs. M. W.
Marshall, Mrs. Fred Tatro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Selden Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cleveland, Mrs. Vernon Chamberlain,
Miss Inez Ayers, Mrs. c. F. Eddy and
Mrs. Maude Heath. The remains were
brought here and buried in the Eddy
family lot in River Bank cemetery.
A reception was given Saturday even
ing to Mr.. and Mis-. Giles A. Dewey at
their home in Stowe Hollow. when they
arrived Saturday from their wedding
journey. About go were present, incud-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Circuit, Miss
Crossett and Mr.. Crossett of Waterbury.
were served and two large
chairs We're presented TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey in behalf of the company.
Mrs. II. e. Shaw, George W. Gale, S.
I. Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs. P. ). Kaiser, Mr..
md Mrs. E. G. Bailey were among those
Who attended the funeral of Mrs. George
". Warren in Morrisville Monday. The
emains were brought to Stowe and the
burial was in the Kaiser family lot in the
cemetery Riverbank. Mrs. Warren was
sister Of Mira. Charles Ploof,- Joseph
)ecell and the late Mrs. S. Fl. Kaiser of.
towe. I0d
There was an increased attendance and
n Interesting service at each of the viii
age churches Sunday when Everybody
atchurch' day was observed. AT Unity
'hurch the pastor spoke upon THE
ermOn l Heard at the Educational Meet
1g" There were about 200 present at
he Congregational Church. Therpastor |
reached on the subject, "On This Rock |
Will BuildMy Church." Atthe Metho-
list Episcopal Church the subjvct of the |
ermon was'''The Temptation of Christ"
here was a large attendance at the even
,g meeting, which was led by w. R.
ollins.
A public meeting will be held Thurs
az evening a. s o'clock as the, high
,hool building. every person being re-
nestled to bring an old-time dinner-pail
I'D an ld-fashiored school lunch. The
blowing program will be carried out:
usie blythe Peerless orchestra why
ve Have Come" Principal Ri. Rey-
dds; "History, a Foundation for Modern
ife." George A. Burnham; "Getman-
S. Training and Value" Miss Bernice
arker; music, quartette; Training for
ermonrs Great Industry" r, L. Chat
e; recess and the dinner pail; exhibits;
Occupation Work." Miss Susan A. Bige-
W; Language" Miss Martha Camp
III; writing and Geography" Miss
ertie Merritt; "Compostion and Arith-
etc. Miss Ella Sargent; music, quar-
tie; applied Mathematics" Miss S.
ma Fitzsimonds; English, What We
zach and Why" Mr.. Reynolds; What
gu Can Do to Help Your Child" Su-
d. Howe; music, Peerless
chestra; discussion. ~