News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
STOWE

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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Leavitt have
gone to Lebanon, n. H.!
Miss Bernice Lang returned Saturda.
from the Fanny Allen Hospital.
Mrs. Hill of Bradford is visiting he
| son, John c. Hill, on Luce hill.
Waldo Buron of Worcester, Mass, il
visiting his brother, F. j. Buron.
Mrs. Lottie Smith of Philadelphia hal
been a recent guest of Mrs. C. E. Burt.
Mrs. Luceba French went Saturday tt
Winooski, where she has employment.
Misses Jones and Stephenson of Low
ell, Mass, are guests of Mrs. G. f. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. A. Luce have sold
their village farm at Moscow to George
West.
George Landsell has been confined to
the house for several days by an attack
of asthma.
John Peppin was overcome by the ter
rife heat last Wednesday, but seems to
be recovering.
A dance will be held at the AUDITOR
um Thursday night, with music by Car
rolls Dorchester of Barre.
Mrs. Henry Holt has returned to Fair
holt, Burlington, after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. c. F. NJ. Taber.
Rev. Robert Dewey of Waterbury con-
Quoted Catholic service at the Akeley
Memorial Building Sunday morning.
Mrs. Parker Shackleton, who has
passed two weeks with relatives in Stowe,
returned Saturday to New Rochelle, n. Y.
Glen Cole, who has been i'll from the
effects of heat stroke last week, was
able to return to his work in the Burt
mill Monday.
Walter X. Bigelow of Salem, Mass,
was guest of his brother Edwin R.
Bigelow, over Sunday, leaving Monday
for Montreal.
A party including A. C. Morrill,, S. ].
Dana, L. L. Macutcban and Geo. Mans
field went on a fishing trip to Shelburne
Pond the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Raymond are in
Burlington for an indefinite stay while
Mrs. Raymond IS receiving treatment at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Frank Pike, who has been in Stowe on
account of illness, went Saturday to visit
his sisters in Montpelier on his way to
his work at Hartford, Conn.
Miss Frances Taber, who has visited
her grandmother, Mrs. c. F. NJ. Taber,
at Four Winds farm, went Saturday to
Norwich on her way to California.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. McSweeney and son
aud daughter, Douglass and Katherine,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Mcmahon of
Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Luce over Sunday.
c. A. Foster and party of eight from
Beverly, Mass, P. r. Miles and party
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Simson and par
ty of eight from Burlington, F. E. Lowe
and party of nine from Montpelier and
D. ". Cooley and party of five from Wat
erbury, were at the Green Mountain Inn
Sunday.
Miss Susan Minor and Miss Eleanor W.
Doty of New York City were at the Inn
Sunday, on walking trip from New
York to Portland, Me-, taking in Camel's
Hump, Mt. Mansfield, going by way of
St. Johnsbury to the White Mountains.
At Portland they will take the boat to
New York.
The usual regular meeting of Sickle
Chapter, No. "a, o. E. s., will be omitted
u August. At the meeting of the Chap
Ter Wednesday evening Miss Marian Pike
vas initiated into the order. Mrs. Abbie |
Warren of West Lebanon, n. H., carried !
,ut the work of Martha in the absence of |
Mrs. Dora Eddy.
One of the severest thunder storms |
yer known here prevailed from u to II |
o'clock Sunday night. There was con-
inuous thunder and lightning, with sew
raj very heavy claps. Eighteen out of
he 90 lines connected with the Stowe
of the Citizens Telephone Co.
,ere put out of commission and the cleo
ic lights were put out during the storm.