News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-04
STOWE
Mrs. William Wills is i'll.

A, ii. Royce OF Johnson was VlSlJCf
here Tuesday.
A. A. Pike transacted business in Hyde
Park Saturday.
II. A. Sparks has been quite poorly for
a week or two past
E. C. Mills and family are in town
from Essex junction for few days.
DR.. Rutter of ST. Johnsbury was in
town Mondoy and Tuesday.
Chas. Gale of the University of Yer
is at home for week or two.
Mrs. Maud Heath and son went to their
new home In Johnson Sunday.
Miss Mary Moody went to New Haven,
Conn, for visit with friends, last week.
Mrs. Betsey Slayton of Waterbury is
wishing her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Stafford
Wayne. the little son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Claude Chaffee, is recovering from bron-
chits.
Asa Cakes has returned from More
town and is employed as book. keeper by
II. E. Shaw.
Mrs. Dora Barnes returned to Water
bury Center Saturday after visiting Mrs.
Gracia Tomlinson.
Owing to the lack of lights Saturday
night the Stowe Montpelier basket ball
game was cancelled.
Frank Buker has moved to the c. c.
Robinson farm, which he will carry on
for it's new owner, G. l.. Mcmahon.
A Union service will be held at the
Unity church Sunday evening, with a
sermon by the pastor, Rev. F. T. Crane.
Robert Hill aud Miss Helen Chaplin
were married at the Congregational par.
sonage Monday evening by Rev. Lamell
Davis.
Mrs. Minnie Tinkham aud granddaugb-
ter, Caroline Pike returned Tuesday from
a two months visit with Massachusetts
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Camp of Norris
Vile were in Stowe Friday to see Mrs.
Camps uncle, George H. Watts, at Fl. B.
Faunce's. Mr.. Watts is failing.
H. G. Canning, who is recovering from
severe injuries received from fall of 80
feet down a ledge while working ID the
woods in Nebraska, is able to DE out.
The English Opera Singers will give
he last entertainment in the High School |
Course, Friday evening. This is called |
he best of the course and should draw
good attendance.
A mass meeting will be held at the
church Sunday morning
n the interest of campaign for the use
# the bible in the public schools. The
Meeting will be addressed by w. II.
Jeffrey.
Misses Barbara and Marjorie Burt, who
lad planned to leave for Florida, Tues
lay, were compelled to postpone their
zip on account of the serious illness of
he party, with whom they were to 90.
Miss Grace Bigelow. who has speLt a
week at her home in Stowe, left Satur-
lay to visit her brother, Edwin l.. Bice-
ow in Bellows Falls on her way to Spring.
ield, Mass, where she is teacher in the
pringfield high school of commerce.
H. w. Burnham has moved to the
tafford house on Pleasant street. The
ooms in the depot block, vacated by Mr..
have been leased by the nearly
rganized Mans club, which will make ,
many alterations and improvements be-
ore occupying them.
A. A. Pike is firm believer in pecess-
" of dehorning cattle since a playful
lip of the old family cows head Tues. ,
ay morning nearly cost him the sight of 9
n eye. The tip of the horn entered the
heck just below the right eye and his
scape was narrow one.
A broken bolt in the shaft of the wafer.
heel at the Morrisville Electric LIGHT !
nd Power plant, which supplies power =
,r the Mt. Mansfield Electric railroad a
rom Stowe to Waterbury and for the
lectric lights in Stowe, put the railroad i,
ut of commission Friday and Saturday
nd electric lights were also sbut off I
Tails and passengers were transported |
y teams. The railroad service was re-
lmed Tuesday.
Ira Fuller has sold his farm, formerly
.nown as the Watts place on Shaw bill [