News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-12-13
STOWE

MT. and Mrs. Ill. II. Faunce were II
Morrisville Friday.
&. w. Fryhofer of the United States
dairy division was in Stowe Thursday.
Rev. Elisha Fiske of Montpe lier called
on friends in Stowe last week Tuesday
Additions to the list of successful deel
hunters are Gordon Bull and Carroll Be
dell.
The ladies of Unity church served
their usual monthly dinner at the church
Thursday.
Mrs. FL. E. Jenney, who has been very
i'll from appendicitis the past week, il
recovering and is able to sit up little.
Fl. E. Shaw, Harold Mcmahon and
Fred Smith attended the Shriners' meet
ing at Montpelier last Friday night. A
great time. they say.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo had fresh lettuce
and radishes from her garden. sufficient
to supply her own table and those of two
of her neighbors, on Nov. 80.
A game of basketball was played Fri
day evening by the Stowe high school
team and the alumni team, resulting in a
] victory for the former, the score being
: 43 to 10.
The Misses Mildred Holden. Florence
Canning and Florence Ayers have been
appointed to arrange for Christmas par
VI fhn CEth fnr ho MokhAI;c% Tv>;p
pal Sunday school.
Miss Ruth McCuen of Stowe and Miss
Winona Parsons of Burlington, but form
erly of Stowe, are taking the nurses
training course at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital in Burlington.
Miss Irene Ballou of Burlington is TAX
ing Miss Hazel McCuen's place in the
Stowe High school during Miss McCuen's
absence on account of her recent opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Abial Fl. SlaYton is ill of pneumonia at
his home on the main road to Waterbury.
Mr.. Slayton, who is nearly sS years of
age and one of the oldest residents here,
has been in feeble health for some time.
At the business meeting Thursday
afternoon the Unity church ladies voted
to raise the price of their usual church
dinners to 20 cents. At the next dinner
AUNT Mary's corn chowder" will be
served.
Mrs. Willard Perry and little daughter,
born recently at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital, returned to Stowe Thursday. Mrs.
Perry's mother, Mrs. Lula Dunbar, who
has been with her in Burlington, re-
turned with her.
A. R. Straw, master of Harmony Po-
mona Grange, Patrons of Husbandry.
and c. P. Scribner attended the annual
session of the Grange at Morrisville We'd
day. At the meeting Mr.. Straw was re-
elected master for two years.
Miss Belle Buzzell, who was obliged to
give up her studies at the Montpelier
Seminary on account of an injury to her
ankle last year, returned from Montpel- |
Ter Friday on crutches, having seriously |
injured the same ankle in Montpelier last
Tuesday. She will be unable to resume
her studies this term.
Patrons of the rural free delivery
routes should provide themselves with
stamps and postal cards in order to have
their mail in readiness for the carriers
who are greatly delayed by waiting for
patrons to purchase supplies and use
hem while they wait. Patrons should
also wrap their Christmas packages Sc
,urely and mail them early.
Mrs. H. w. Barrows entertained II
aides at her home last week Tuesday
afternoon in honor of the birthday ami
'ersary of her mother, Mrs. Hattie Doug
ass. A tray lunch was served and in the
'vening others came and cards were
played. Among the guests were Miss
da Harris, who also had birthday, and
drs. Barrows' son, was IA years of age
hat day.