News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-11-17
STOWE

Fed MUM of Boston was q business
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Henry Reed of Berlin has been il
town for few days.
Mrs. Alma Styles has gone to Hartford
Conn, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Loretta Parsons of Burlington
was in town last week on business.
Mira. Jane Howe of Rutland is staying
with her sister, Mrs. A. Ell. Slayton.
G. II. Melvin and Miss Frances Stay
ton were married Monday afternoon.
Stanley Adams of ST. Adams is visiting
hunting.
| MILFORD Hoisington has moved from
A. FL. Slaytou's Gold Brook cottage to
Moscow.
Mrs. G. M. Culver spent portion of
last week with her daughter in Essex
junction.
Miss Elsie Hastings of Burlington is
the new bookkeeper for the Mt. Mans
field Creamery.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs Sawyer of No,
Arson, Me-, have passed the week with
their sister, Mrs. F. T. Crane.
Mrs. Inez Carton and Mrs. Julia Irving,
who have been guests of Mrs. f. E.
Smith, went to Boston Thursday. ii.
MILFORD Hosipgton has moved from A.
II. Slayton's Gold Brook tenement into
George Adams house at Moscow.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon gave party Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss Delma
Webster of Swanton, who is visiting her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grout and
daughter, Emma, and SOD, Max, of Wa
terbury, visited at A. l.. Morrill's Sun
day.
A Thanksgiving ball and oyster supper
will be held at hotel hall on Wednesday
evening. Nov. "a. Music by Shackett's
orchestra.
State Forester Halves and B. A. Chand-
Ter were in town Friday to look over
some timber land belonging to the G. E.
& F. o. Burt Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Russell have re-
TUNED from West Somerville, Mass,
where they visited their daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. ConradA. Adams.
F. G. Bashaw and son, Healey, we're
among the lucky hunters Monday. Both
secured bucks standing side by side and
might have had another, if the law per-
mtted.
A ball at the Green Mt. Inr on Friday
night was attended by large number.
Music was byShackett's orchestra, assist
ed by Rolin Paul and G.. A. Douglass.
An oyster supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seaver went Sat.
urday to West Somerville, Mass, to pass
the week with their son, Ora B. Seaver,
whose marriage to Miss Greta Miles of
that place is announced for the goth.
Mrs. Frances Muzzy of Bolton is at the
home of her daughter and husband, Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Demeritt, at Moscow.
Mr.. Demeritt's mother, Mrs. Arthur De- |
merritt, was visitor there over Sunday. |
Elton Forbes and Miss Syoil Davis of |
The Stowe Forks school were candidates
,or second and third grade teachers Ger.
,oficates at the examinations conducted
~ the Rev. Lemuel Davis at the Akeley
Memorial building.
Eliakim Bigelow, "a years of age. was
aiken to Burlington on Sunday afternoon
~ DR.. Fl. W. Barrows and operated upon
It the Mary Fletcher hospital for hernia.
DR.. Bigelow rallied we'll from the oper-
tion and is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
Posters are out advertising grand
ball at the Green Noun
ain Inn on Wednesday eve., Nov. Oath.
hackett's orchestra will furnish music
nd the full bill is only $1.00 per couple,
1hich includes an oyster supper.
1t is estimated that 200 took to the
oods Monday, in spite of the storm.
he berths in dozen large camps scat.
,red over the mountains were all taken,
I'd large go-out through the day max
e their homes headquarters. Israel
NTH of Moscow appears to have been
he first lucky man on Monday, but was
uickly followed by others.
FL. S. Matthews has begun carrying L
cam from the Gold Brook Creamery to
10 G. FL. A. Stafford g. Sons Pasteuriz-
g plant in Morrisville. Mr.. Matthews i
is rented his farm on West Hill to Ern-
t Ramstrom, but will reside in part t
the house. Mr.. Ramstrom expects his
other and brother from New Bruins v
lex to assist him in carrying on the c
rm. "
Mrs. E. E. Bamforth entertained at e
nner and afternoon bridge party at the p
Teen Mt. Inn last Saturday, those pres
t including Mrs. G. NJ. Powers, Mrs. O
r. Child, Mrs. J. M. Kelley, Mrs. Lou N
Rublee, Mrs. Cranmer, Mrs. NJ. p. Ii
aurice of Morrisville, and Mrs. o. E. N
Ice and Mrs. NJ. G. Lovejoy of Stowe. il
RS. Loyejoy secured the first prize and II