News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
STOWE


pelierElstlM Monday. NTH
/ Mr. @and Mrs. Arthur Shonio have a
daughter, born Monday.
I A. A. Pike is spending two weeks with
bis brother, Lewis, in Chicago.
Benton Harris has gone to Bermuda
where he has employment for the winter
in a hotel. yes-g .rg W Gsai
Healy johnson was in Riehmond Sat
ufd9y 10 visit his daughter,j MIS- Harry
Marshall.
Miss Addie Bigelow returned, Saturday
to her school work ia. Rankin Falls,
New York. .-7egs,s r-.-a--..e
A. A. Pike left Saturday for two
i7wepks visit with his brother, L.. A, Pike,
in Chicago. sgF.l gaF -24r 2a
About so couples attended the New
Years dance held at the Auditorium last
Friday night. ."..4.
Edwin L. Bigelow returned by wayjof
Middlebury to his school work in New
A4Ohhph Cohh' eE-l p 49,.
Misses Isabel Smith ard Dorothy Har-
rs returned to their college work in Bos-
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson returned Friday
from six weeks visit with her daughter
in Morrisylle. z5
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Emery of St. Al
bans were recent guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Fl. W. Barrows. - = '''.
Representative NJ. c.. Lovejoy went to
Montpelier Tuesday for the opening Of
the legislative session. xxi. -. Aya.
: Mrs. A. S. Rayea was successfully OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at the Fanny
Allen hospital Saturday. .~
G. l. Mcmahon attended a directors
meeting of the Waterbury Savings Bank
d Trust Co. at Waterbury Tuesday. NJ
n. E, Shaw, member of the Legisla-
ture four years.ago, is in Montpelier at
tending the opening of the session.
A. Raymond Of Middietown Springs, n.
Y, was called lfer4 last week by the
death Of his grandfather, f. NJ. Sears.
Carroll George has a position rs assist
ant-sergeant-at.arms fur-lhe legislature
O. 1915 and went to MQntpeiier Tuesday.
Miss Catherlne Dewey has returned to
H ,verhiIl, Mass after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Wallace Dewey, aud sister, Mrs.
Minerva Tinkham. A.
Lieut. Dwight Smith, q. S. M. c.. now
stationed at the Boston Navy Yard but
recently returned from trip TO Hayti, is
visiting bis sister, Mrs II. G. Nc Mahon.
and other relatives here. s gl.-7.5D
The basket ball game between the S.
II. s. and town teams Monday evening
was a close and interesting contest. The
school boys led for the first half, but the
game finally went to. the town team II
o Is. .
Mrs. George Harlow died at an early
hour Monday morning following long
IF es timable qualities and her death will
De mourned by many friends. Her hlis-
1and, 10 whom she was married As years
tgo, survives her, and she also leaves
,hree sons, Earl, Lewis and Herbert, and
hree daughters, Miss Sadie Harlow.
Mrs. s. IL. Nutting and Mrs. Edwin Rob- |
nson, ali of Stowe. Funeral services
we've held at the house Tuesday after |
noon, Rev. Mr. Crane officiating.
The ladies of II. Fl. Smith Post, Wom-
ms Relief Corps, served a dinner to the |
of the post and corps Saturday |
It the AkeIey Memorial building. In the |
afternoon the annual joint installation of |
,fficers of the two societies took place. !
Tue officers of the post were installed as I
oIlows: Post Commander, Henry A.
sparks; Senior Vice Commander, Levi ;
Taylor; Junior Vice Commander, Jack ;,
on Sargent; AdjntaDt, p. ID. Pike; Quar-
ermasIer, ). c. Spaulding; Surgeon, FL.
!. Nutting; Chaplain, 5. Ii. Kaiser; Off
er of the Day, Abram Burnett; Officer
# the Guard, Lows Shontell; Sergeant
iajor, A. III. Butts; Quartermaster Ser
cant, 5. M. Brush. Post Commander
parks acted as installing officer. Rep
esentatives to the State Encampment,
/. II. Kaiser. Louis Shont ell; Alternates,
NJ Brush. Jackson Sargent. There
re now "a members in the Post. The
commander is in his S1st year. The
Ulcers of the Relief Corps were Installed
y Miss Lucy Scribner as follows: Pres
lent, Mrs. Mary Smith; Senior Vice
resident, Mrs. Nina Nutting; Junior
ice President. Mrs. Demmie Demeritt;
reasurer, Mrs. Anna Kimball; Conduc-
esS, Mrs. Laura Robinson; Guard,
RS. Eleanor Gerry. There are now 40
embers in the corps. r., ~-r=- .rlze~
den Mills $3.50. =. --.u,..