News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-10-18
STOWE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cary of West III II
are parents of son, born October II.
Mrs Moses Douglass, who is i'll, is NOR
comfortable and able to sit upa little.
A. r. Straw, master of Harmony Pc
mona Grange, attended the Grange meet
ing at Cambridge.
g. P. Scribner is making an extended
visit with his children in Portland an(
Biddeford, Me-, and Fitchbnrg, Mass.
Mrs. Annie Mayo Northrup of Wash
ingroD, d. c., is a guest at the home o
hel parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo
A Wilson banner has been hung acros.
Main street between Miles, Mcmahon &
Sons store and the Green Mountain Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Slayton are par
ents of daughter, Evelyn Ruth, borr
Oct. -. Mrs. Slayton was formerly Miss
Carrie Robinson.
Mrs. j. F. Cary and her brother, Chas.
Stowell, have visited Mr.. Stovell's daugh.
i'll Bellows Falls last week.
The "last" car on the Mt. Mansfield
Electric Railway leaving Stowe at 1850
and returning at 7:40 p. m. was discon-
tiuued for Che season Monday.
The High School closed Wednesday for
the week to permit the teachers to at
tend the State Teachers Convention.
Most of the grades closed also.
Miss Mae Shaw of Waterbury, Mrs.
Walter Hodges of Minerva. CAL, and
Mrs. E. j. Fullington of Los Angeles,
CAL, have been guests the past week at
the Green Mountain Inn.
Mrs. F. E. Smith has returned from
Binghamton, N. Y, where she went to
place her son, Waite, in school. Mrs.
Smith decided not to leave him there and
he returned home with her.
Miss Isabel Smith of Simmons College
has bee visiting at the home of class
mate in Alton, N. H., the Brookline
dormitory, where Miss Smith rooms hav-
ing been closed on account of case of
infantile paralysis.
W. w. Adams and son, George E.,
notored to Burlington Thursday. They
were accompanied by Fred Raymond and
his little daughter, Rena, the latter being
taken to the Mary Fletcher Hospital for
observation on her injured eye.
Commencing Monday, the last ma
leaves the Stowe post Office at 3:05 p. m.
instead of 4:4O. The Car leaving at II
O'Clock carries mail and the Car arriv-
ing at one o'clock brings mail, making
three mails each way day as before
By the wish of Mrs. Mary A. Jenney,
who has been seriously i'll since last win
ter, large photograph of her late hus-
band, George W. Jenney, has been hung
in the Stowe Library. Mr.. Jenney was
librarian from 1870 to 1887. Since Mr..
Jenney's death in 1887, Mrs. Jenney, who
was his assist, has been the librarian,
making her term of service in the library
10 years. The library was established in
1866. Warren l. Atkins, now Sc years of
age, was the first librarian.
Al the fourth quarterly conference of
he Methodist Episcopal church, con-
lucted by District Superintendent W. B.
Oukeshire of st. Adams, the following
officers were ed:-Stewards, Mrs.
Aurora Adams, o. A. Barrows, w. w
Ayers, H. W. Ravlin, E. Fl. Eggleston, M.
?. Russell, Mrs. Carrie Straw, f. D. Van
)usen, James E. Houston, Mrs. Nettie
Russell, James A. Foster, Mrs. Emma
5arrows, Mrs. Celia Ravlin, Mrs. Alma
Brush, Miss Marjorie Watts; trustees,
}. A. Barrows, W. W. Ayers, M. P. Rus
ell, E. H. Eggleston, A B. Weeks; sup
of the Sunday school, Mrs.
carrie Straw; president Ladies' Aid So
iety, Mrs. Aurora Adams; treasurer and
district steward, E. H. Eggleston; pres1-
lent Epworth League Society, Miss Elsie
Alger; class leader and exhorter, H. w. |
lavlin.
A very SUCCESSFUL meeting of district
10. 3, Woman's Relief Corps, of the
Srand Army of the Republic, was held
With the II. Fl. Smith corps at the Axe
ey Memorial building Thursday. There
we're about 10 present. The Greensboro
orps was represented by eight members,
the secretary, Mrs. Florence
Talincourt; the Wolcott corps by two
members, including the secretary, Mrs.
)arrie Harlow; the Hardwick corps, four
nembers, secretary, Mrs. Hattie Ship
nan the Morrisville corps by members,
ecretary, Mrs. Helen Town; the Ii. II.
mith corps by So members, secretary,
FRS. Malinda Drugg. The State corps
Inspector, Mrs. Helen Bonnette of Con-
ord, was present. The H. II. Smith
orps carried out the ritual work and en-
srtained the visitors. Dinner and sup
er being served.