News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-10
STOWE

George Sanborn has moved into his
new blacksmith shop.
Fl. E. Shaw was in Burlington Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week.
The Embroidery Club met with Miss
Ruth Mcmahon Tuesday evening.
Levi Taylor expecUs to move soon to
Barnet, where he will carry on farm.
Farmers are tapping their Sugar places
Sap ran well in some localities Sunday.
Miss Ellen Stearns returned to Burling-
ton Monday, after brief visit in Stowe.
Mrs. L. G. Moody and father, E. K.
Hate, spent last week with relatives here.
The regular meeting of Sickle Chapter,
o. e. S., this evening, will be obligation
night.
John Wbittemore of Boston was
guest at c. o. Burt's a day or two last
week.
Lawrence Wright of Dennemora, N. Y,
visited his parents and sister here last
week.
The remains of Mrs. Augustus Moore
were brought here last Wednesday for
burial.
John Hanoi of OTTAWA, Can, spont a
day or two here with his brother, Dan,
last week
Harold c. Mcmahon and brother, Rae
burn, are attending the automobile show
III Boston.
There was an attendance of 81 at the
Methodist Sunday School Sunday; 10
being absent.
Mrs Geo. Lawrence returned Tuesday
from New York City, where she has
spent the winter.
Harriet Adams has resumed work in
the H. E. Shaw dry goods store, after q
several weeks vacation.
Henry Sanborn has moved from the
tenement over A. L. Morrill's shop to his
place at the Lower Village.
Hudson Carey returned Saturday from
the Fanny Allen Hospital, where he was
recently operated on for hernia.
Ia spite of its having been mild win
ter, Chaffee and Spaulding cut their
fourth crop of twelve inch ice last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Demertt were in
Waterbury Monday to attend the funeral
of'Mr. Demeritt's brother, Frank Demer-
lit, of that place.
Paul Raymond, who has recently been
taking an agricultural course at the Uni
versity of Vermont, is visiting his moth |
er, Mrs. Alice Raymond.
Mrs. G. NJ. Culver returned Monday
from Burlington where her daughter,
Mrs, E. c. Mills, is recovering from Sc
rious operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
Silas Stowell has rented his farm on
Edison Hill to Harry Downer and with |
Mrs. Stowel will he employed at the
Lake Mansfield Club House the coming
season.
A neighborhoed party at the home of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley G. Adams, Satur-
day evening. was attended by about 40.
Cards, dancing ana refreshments were
enjoyed.
Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. o. F. Gerry, since
Mr.. Gerry's death, has returned to Barre.
Mrs o. K. HOLSTER of Plainfield is with
Mrs. Gerry.
Walter, the three-years- son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Peppin, who was one of
the patients treated at Montpelier by the
specialist on infantile paralysis, is doing
we'll and is able to walk a little.
Mrs. f. S. Boardman, who has been
very i'll at the Fanny Allen Hospital since
she underwent an operation Saturday,
was a little stronger Monday and her
condition was considered more hopeful.
o. Z. Luce has sold his Muskoday
arm on the main road to Waterbury to
,ut of town parties. This is one of the
argest and best farms in town and has a
inc and commodious barn, built few
vears ago.
John Kelley of Houlton, Me-, was ar
ested Saturday night on charge of in
oxication. On a hearing before Judge
Watts Monday he was fined $500 and
osts, with alternative sentence of 20
lays in Jail, which he took.
Mrs. Carrie George went Tuesday to
fontpelier to visit her son, Carroll S., /,
rho is employed at the State House dur
he Legislature. From Montpelier Mrs. Z
leorge will go to Newbury, where her !
on, Robert, is passing the winter with ,
is cousins, DIR. and Mrs. L. E. Mckinley.
Benjamin Robinson, who was called to
Friday, by the serious condi- /
on of his brother, Don, at the Mary
fletcher hospital. was able to return \
ONE on Monday, as his brother was
Iuch improved. Mrs. C. T. Robinson, q
no accompanied her son, Don, to Bur- n
ngton, also. returned on Monday. S