News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-08-23
STOWE

Louisa Blood house ia Jericho.
Miss Nellie Eaton of Chicago was
guest at c. l.. McMahon's Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Douglass and son, Donald,
Mrs. Julia Cakes and Mrs. Hattie Doug
Waite Smith and Mum Boardman
went Monday to visit friends at Thomp-
sons point.
Mrs. r. W. Collins was given a shower
81 postcards on her 10Th birthday an
niversary Wednesday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will have food sale at the church
vestry Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morrill, returned
Monday morning from an automobile
trip to White River Junction.
The annual picnic of the Unity Sunday
school was held this afternoon in Mr..
Cranes orchard on Brush hill.
Recent arrivals at the Pleasant View
House, Moscow, are Mrs. Forbes and
Mrs. futile of New Haven, Conn.
Miss Nadine Boardman is guest at
the Rev. Robert Devoy's in Waterbury
while attending the Chautauqua.
Recent arrivals at Miss Aliens are Miss
E. G. Tiemann of Greenwich, Conn, and
Miss Stevens and Miss Durkee of Maiden,
Mass.
A trout weighing one pound and 10
ounces was taken recently near the
bridge over the West Brapch by B. A.
Straw.
The next meeting of the Ayers Picnic
Association will be held at the home of
D. S. Moulton in Moscow Saturday,
Aug. 20.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Goddard and
a party of Campfire Girls, who have been
in camp at Smugglers' Notch. returned
Saturday.
Mr.. and MRS. Ray A. Baker returned
Monday to Hyde Park after visiting Mrs.
Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Campbell.
Miss Isabel Chaffee returned Monday
from the Fanny Allen Hospital and Mrs.
H. H. Cobb returned from the same hos
pital Saturday.
Bernie Jones and son, Cedric, and Mrs.
S. Fl. Nutting visited Mrs. Jones at the
Fanny Allen Hospital Sunday. Mrs.
Jones is doing WE'LL az
Mrs. Henry T. Raymond returned Mon
day from the Mary Fletcher Hospital, |
where she underwent surgical opera
ton four weeks ago.
Mrs. A. R. Straw recently visited her
son. Alden Straw, at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. Straw is in the fort hospital for a few
lays on account of illness.
The board of civil authority will meet
It 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
own clerks Office to Ievise the check list
o be used at the primary Sept. -.
Miss Pearl Wilkins, who has passed
he summer at the Pleasant View House,
eft Monday for weeks vacation before
her school work in Eden.
Rev. Robert Dewey of Waterbury held
) Catholic service at the Akeley Memori-
i Building at 7:45, at which the Feast of
he Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
vas celebrated.
Mrs. Lena Brown Read and daughter,
Hiss Elsie Brown, of Berlin have been
listing friends in Stowe the past week.
frances Mckay of Barre joined Mrs.
Brown here for over Sunday. {
DR.. r. L. ROBBIE of Chicago will give
is famous Bible Lecture "The over
brow of Satan's Empire" At the Memo
ial Hall Friday evnning, Aug: 25, at s
clock. Seats free, no collection.
George w. Buzzell has in his posses
ION set of crockery that was presented
, Captain Alexander Gordon of Brow 4
ard company of Horefordshire, Eng, as y
wedding present about $50 wears ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Bigelow and /
Imily of Middlesex, who visited Stowe :
uesday, were accompanied home by
RS. Wilbur B. Bigelow ana son, Newell, {
4 their way to their home in Salem, Z
ass. d
Rev. F. T. Crane, who will begin his n
ork as pastor in Sterling, Mass, the v
'st of September, preached his farewell :,
rmon as pastor of Unity church Sunday,
osing a: pastorate of five and one-half +,
Ears. i
Perhaps the oldest resident who par
,ipated in the festivities of Old Home
eek was Mrs. Lydia A. Shaw, IS years "
age. who attended the social Tuesday m
ening and the sports and ball game W
lursday. h
A party including Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. :,
smerritt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Latouch, II
r. and Mrs. c. e. Stickney and Mr.. and il
rs. Ward Chaffee returned Sunday a.
,m camping trip at the "Ranch" :.
ar Stowe Forks. -
William Horner has recently heard :, 70
,m his brother, Fri Horner, formerly ~ y,
Cambridge, who it had been rumored :,
d been killed in the European war. ia