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

MIS-, Iva chase or waterbury mas Deeu
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tucker have a
daughter born last week.
A. P. Bigelow of Middlesex called on
friends in Stowe Friday.
Dan Robinson has gone to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for an operation for
appendicitis.
Neil Robinson has purchased and taken
possession of L. II. Straw's house at the
Lower Village.
Mrs. G. NJ. Culver and Mrs. A. A.
| Pike were called to Essex Junction Tues
day by the Illness OF Mrs. 3. G. Mills.
Misses Mary Bieelow of Salem, Mass,
and Grace Bigeow of Springfield, Mass,
are visiting their homes on the West
| Branch.
Miss frankie McAlister of Cabot visit
ed her COUSIN, Mrs. Charles T. Sargent,
last week. The coalition of Mrs. Sar-
gent remains about the same.
News has been received of the death
at Southport, Conn, Of G. o. JeIliff who
owned a summer home on Shaw HUI!
Death was caused by pneumonia.
Leo Straw and family left Tuesday for
Franklin, Pa, where Mr.. straw has en-
ployment on large poultry farm. Their
many friends here regret their leaving
town.
A large advance sale of seats is being
had for Princess Chrysanthemum March
4 and 5. This charming Japanese op-
eretla will be the event Of the season in
an entertainment way.
Ernest NJ. Houston received serious in-
juries Saturday morning when he was
kicked in the face hy a horse. A cash
was cut on the forehead and it is thought
some of the cheek bones were broken.
P.D. Pike & Son have opened their
store at the stand so long occupied by
Eddy & Macutchan. They have d fine
stock of new and fresh goods, with more
to follow. Call in and look over the stock.
Frank R. Robinson, who went last week
to Montreal, has notified his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles 1. Robinson, that he
has Joined the Fifth Montreal Mounted
Rifles and expects TO see service in the
European War. Mr.. Robinson, was
graduate of Norwich University and has
served year as Second Lieutenant in !
the Philippines.
Prin. w. J. English and Instructor r. |
L. Chaffee accompanied the stowe High |
school basket ball team to Burlington |
Friday evening when the team played |
the return game with the Burlington
High school team. r. r. Mcmahon ac-
companied the team to act as referee and
q large number of High school pupils and
other friends also went. The team was
represented by Messrs. Mcmahon, Shaw,
Heath, Lang, Riley, Straw, Houston and
Harris.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Peter.
SOD, who died last wednesday at the
home of her granddaughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cheney, in Milton,
Mass, was held at the Coug'l church on
afternoon. The service was
by Rev. Lemuel Davis. The
organ was played by Miss Laura Thomas.
The bearers were F, j. Billings, B. G.
Godfrey A. j. Houston aud w. B. Ma
cutchan. The burial was in West Branch
cemetery. Mir. and Mrs. Cheney accom-.
panied the remains here and attended
the funeral.
FUNERAL OF ORLANDO F. GERRY, WITH
MASONIC SERVICES AT GRAVE
The funeral of Orlando F. Gerry, who Z
lied Thursday, was held Saturday morn,
ug, the arrangements being carried ont !
according to the request of the deceased.
The body was taken from the house At
Il O'Clock, accompanied bv members Of
yslic Lodge, F. and A NJ, and II. II
smith Post, G. A. r and the family anu q
Tiends to River Branch cemetery. where
he Masonic burial service was carried 4
tut. A selection was sung by quartet,
of A. II. Cheney. G. A. Riley, c
}. A. Burnham aud II. w. Durham. t
The bearers we're DR.. H. w. Barrows S
nd J. L. Stafford of Mystic Lodge, and i
Jackson Sargent and F. L. Wells of II. II. S
imitL Post. The caslIet was lowered
nto the grave on the stroke of r. Taps t
we're sounded by a buglar from Fort a
Iathan Allen. Among those here to at t
end the funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. I
Zenfield of Cabot and Mrs. Whittemore .
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