News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-05-31
STOWE

S. j. Dana was visitor in Montpelier
Monday.
W. T. Burt was business visitor in
Maine last week.
Mrs. L. B. Bamforth visited relatives
in Randolph last week.
Carl Robinson, the Moscow mail car
rier, is in critical health.
Ruth Collins visited relatives in Water
bury the last of last week.
Wayne Dana has been confined to the
house by illness for several days.
Jesse Moody of Bethel was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Moody
Tuesday.
b. F. Gale reports cutting stalk of
timothy grass May 80 which was so
inches in length.
A party of twenty-five trampers from
franklin Co. were guests at Green Noun
tain Inn Monday.
The condition of Mrs. Mertie Smith,
who had severe attack of neuritis Sat-
urday, is considerably improved.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gale went to
Boston Tuesday to be present at the
graduation of Miss Dorothy Harris.
+. j. Holden has gone to Sugar Hill,
N. H., where he has work as assistant
engineer in the power house of summer
hotel. ir IA
Mrs. j. c. Morgan visited the doctor
at the Fanny Allen Hospital Sunday and
reports that he is doing as well as could
be expected.
A base ball game here Friday afternoon
between the Stowe High School and
Hyde Park teams, resulted in score of
to in favor of Stowe.
George Leavitt of Lebanon, N. a., was
called here Friday by the illness of his
uncle, c. G. Moody, of Moscow. He re-
turned to his home Tuesday.
The remains of Wheelock Stone, who
has been an inmate of the Vermont State
Hospital for about fifteen years, were
brought here for burial Sunday.
w. E. Sargent was lodged in the local
calaboose over Sunday as a result of too
much tirewater Saturday. He was fined
the usual amount Monday morning.
Helen Houston jumped from carriage
1T her home on the West Branch Monday
morning, when unable to control her
horse, and suffered spraiued ankle and |
bruised hip.
The Stowe High School Agricultural |
Hub has set out about 125 two and three |
,ear-old white pine and white cedar trees |
n the River Bank cemetery. The trees
we're were furnished by Mrs. Julia Irv-
ng of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Gibbs went to
Montpelier Saturday to spend a couple
# days with their daughter, Mrs.
lewis Marshall. Sunday Mr.. Gibbs was
AIKEN suddenly i'll and has since been
onfined to his bed.
Rev. Lemuel Davis was unable to de-
iver the Memorial sermon Sunday morn
ng on account of illness and Rev. Z. L.
GODDARD of the Methodist church spoke
cry Interestingly in his place. Mr.. God
ard was assisted in the service by Rev.
Ir. Crane of Unity church and by a
Mon church choir led by Prof. George
'urnham. II. H. Smith Post, G.. A. R.,
he Woman's Relief Corps and Mansfield
amp, M. W. of A., attended the service
/ body.
In spite of the heavy rain which fell
tuesday, morning and also for an hour or
lore in the afternoon the Memorial Day
xercises drew good attendance, more
specially of the younger people. Most
I the program was necessarily carried
ut in the Auditorium and was in charge
/ the Relief Corps. Rev. w. T. Best Of
louisville proved an interesting speaker.
lowe Military Band furnished music ,
trough the afternoon. The ball game !
as cancelled. 4
,aath of Mrs Mary A. Rarr0Ws