News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-08
STOWE

Mrs. Nary Chase has been Ill FOR sew
eral days.
w. W. Howlsnd is visiting relatives in
| Wells River.
R.. Mcmahon is attending the auto
| mobile show in Boston.
Mrs, Myron Hutchins of Water bury
Center was in Stowe Friday,
Spaulding High school will play Stowe
High, here, Friday evening.
Healey Bashaw was a visitor in Bur-
lington Saturday and Sunday.
| George Landsell has rented Clayton
Mornll's house on Fucker street.
Miss Marjorie Watts spent Sunday
with Miss Ellen Stearns in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeCuen of Shell
burne ARE guests of relatives in Stowe
Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tinkham have moved
to the Lower Village with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Aldrich of Warren
were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Aldrich.
F. M. Harris has secured work in
Waterbury and will move his family
there this spring.
Owing to the illness of the teacher,
Miss Bernice Lang. no school was held in
the third grade last week.
w. r. Alger of Waterbury Center has
sold his farm in Stowe Hollow to Messrs.
Austin and Stockman of Sheldon.
Miss Grace Bigelow returned Saturday
to Springfield, Mass, after week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bigelow.
Miss Mary j. Bigelow returned oatu:-
day to Danvers, Mass, after week at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Louise
Bigelow.
A. C. Cakes received his commission
as postmaster Saturday and the office
was formally transferred by Postmaster
A. H. Cheney Monday.
About fifty people from Stowe attended
the photo play, birth of Nation" at
Waterbury this week. A special car
running Wednesday evening.
Miss Susan A. Bigelow has purchased
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Kaiser of Green's
boro their house on Maple street and will !
move there with her family next August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adams have moved
into THAR new house. They have four
rooms on each floor, including living
room % feet long with brick fireplace
and large window seat.
Steven A. Polaski and Miss Martha E.
Wright, two popular young people of
he village were married Saturday even
ng by Rev. w. E. Baker at the Cong'l
at Morrisvllle.
At the regular rhetorical exercises at
stowe High school Friday afternoon
George A. Burnham gave an address in
honor of the 125th anniversary of the adj
mission of Vermont into the Union. (
D. r. Ayers has engaged with G.. E.
lDu M. W. MOOuy VI waterbury W run
he farm creamery they are starting at
Waterbury Center. Mr.. Ayers place
With the Cow Testing Association has s
een taken by Howard Lang.
The condition of little George Jenney, {
rho has been desperately ill with pneu- S
1onia and complications since Saturday,
emains practically unchanged at this e
me. Small hope is entertained of his I
DR.. Bates of Morrisville has
cen in consultation with the local \
octors in the case.
G. w. Grover has sold the A. j. Chaffee =,
.rm on West Branch, carried on for sew
raj years by his daughter and her late
usband, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Latuch. Mrs.
NTH has purchased of Walter NJ. Sar- D
mt of Morrisville the w. H. Fl. NJ Julton
1use on School street. S
Mrs. Carrie Lawrence of st. Adams b
Is purchased Mrs. Mary A. Jenney's
ilIinery business. Mrs. Lawrence will b
me to Stowe this week and after visit o.
@ the New York aud Boston markets
i'll open the business in Mrs. Jenney's n