News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-02-24
STOWE

itor in Burlington Friday.
Prin. w. j. English was a visitor u,
Norwich University over Sunday.
Mr. and Mira. E. j. Houston of Cady's
Falls were in Stowe over Sunday.
II. e. Shaw and A. A. Pike were il
Montpelier a day or two last week.
G. D. Mix of Montpelier was visitor
at G. F. Eddy's portion of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Curtis of West Hill
are parents of son, born Friday even.
ing.
Misses Norma Pike and Ethe' Bru. b
of Montpelier visited relatives here over
Sunday.
Hon. G. H. A. Stafford and T. C. Chhe-
ney, Esq, of Morrisyille were in town
Monday.
Mrs. Frances Wright has returned
from an extended visit in Lawrenceville,
New York.
| Mrs. Jessie Gibbs Marshall of Montpel-
Ter is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Gibbs.
Edwin Barrows and family of Norris
Wills visited Mrs. Lizzie Robinson the
first of the week.
A social dance was held at the Audito-
rum Friday night, with music by the
Peerless Orchestra.
Mrs. Conrad Adams and son of Boston
are spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. P. Russell
Mrs. G. j. Scribner of Chicago is here
on account of the serioas condition OF her
father, John Drugg.
The Stowe High and Graded Schools
closed at II: rs Monday morning in honor
of Washington's birthday.
L. B. Tomlinson and Mrs. Gracia Tom
linson have visited Mrs. Hannah Eddy
and other relatives in johnson several
days.
A benefit for the Cemetery Associ-
alton will be given at the banquet hall in
the Akeey Memorial building Friday
evening.
P. d. Pike & Sou have put in stock
of groceries at their Main street store
and will open up for business Saturday
or Monday next.
Mrs. Dow r. Smith was given sur
prise party Friday afternoon by about 80
Of her friends in honor of her birthday.
Supper was served.
The warnings for the annual town
meeting contain two articles in regard to
the building of new school house for
the Stowe High and Graded Schools.
A neighborhood party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden g. Adams Saturday
evening vas attended by Sc people. |
Dancing was enjoyed and supper served.
Princess Chrysanthemum," the Japan
sse operetta being prepared under the
direction of Miss Rebecca Burt, assisted |
>y Prof. Burnham. will be given March
aud 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Eddy went Satur-
lay to Johnson for an over Sunday visit
With Mr.. Eddy's mother, Mrs. Hannah
Gudy, and sister and husband, Mr.. and
irs. Frank Heath.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Geo. Lackey
vas in town from Burlington Tuesday to
ummops A. r. Corse and Postmaster
)heney as witnesses before the Federal
Irand Jury in the burglary case.
A. E. Douglass and son, G. A. Douglass,
uttermakers at the Mt. Mansfield Co
perative Creamery, made 2,135 pounds
{ butter Saturday, printed half of it, and
ut the remainder of it in crates.
There are many indications of the
arly arrival of the sugar season. Sap
rs run well for several days and some
'rmeTs consider that good rur has ,
cen lost by not tapping their trees last
eek.
The town reports show the town about
cid its own financially last year. One
the most important articles in the
arning for town meeting is that relat-
g to the building of a new High and !
raded School building.
The Larsons, who a few months ago i
lrchased the G. G. Robinson place on
lest Branch, were made glad last week o
7 the arrival from Sweden of brother
Law, Mr.. Swartz, and family, and by u
'other aud family from New Bruins
lex. Both families will purchase farms
I'd make this their permanent home d
A basket ball game Friday evening at "
q town hall between the Stowe High
hool and Montpelier High School "
ans resulted in score of So to 80 in p
vor of Stowe. The game was close
Ie, with Stowe in the lead all the way. .
owe was handicapped by the illness of u
cath, who was unable to play. His
ace was filled very creditably by Har- W
D Harris. E
Four young lsdies, Misses Mildred
Minnie, Inez and Eta Smith. te
by R. A. Mcmahon, enjoyed vi
'nowshoe trip to the summit of Mt.
ansfield last Sunday. The Mountain th
)use was reached about l o'clock with nj