News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-01-12
STOWE

| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. GLEN
| Town of Moscow Jan. A.
Miss Martha Wright visited her mo h
| er at Water bury Wednesday.
FIT. Crane and F. e. Stafford have be
gun work on the annual town report.
Miss Ida Harris is stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. W. f. Churchill in Morrisvlle
Twenty below zorro was the weather
record for Saturday and Sunday morn
ings.
The pext league game of basket ball
here is with Montpelier Seminary Janu-
airy 22.
Mrs. Austin Emery OF st. Adams was
the guest of her brother and other rela-
tives here last week.
Asa Cakes has been appointed post
master. Sorry to lose BERT but glad
CASA" is the winner.
Dwight Ayers and Howard Lang are
attending the Dairyman's convention at
Burlington this week.
st. Johnsbury Academy proved easy
ror the S. II. S. team in the first league
game Saturday night, the score being 81
to 7.
Mrs. G. Fl. Perviei and son, Lewis, have
returned to Mortified, after short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Mayo.
G. F. Eddy was in Montreal last week
on business. Mrs. Eddy visited friends
in Waitsfield and Moretown during his
absence.
Contractor Cooley has finished the ex-
tensive repairs on the West Branch
bridge and begun upon that at Gold
Brook.
Business is brisk these days in all lum.
Der interests in Stowe and everybody
who wants to work is finding steady en-
ployment.
Henry Chatterton, formerly resident
of Stowe, died last week Tuesday at the
State Hospital in Waterbury, where he
has been for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. 3oardman went to
Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Boardman
will enter Fanny Allen Hospital for an
operation for spinal trouble.
A final dividend of "a $40 per cent has
been declared by the trustees of the G. F.
Eddy bankrupt estate. This makes a
total of 81 10 per cent paid the credit
ors.
Howard Cleveland, who was operated
on at the Fanny Allen Hospital couple
weeks ago and a rusty nail removed from
his foot, was able to return home Satur-
day.
The Royal Male Quartette appears at
the Auditorium in the Lecture Course
evening. This is the company
that created such a favorable impression
in last years course.
News received from Mrs. L. Fl. Straw
of Franklin, Pa, who has been i'll from
of diseases since November,
states that she is not improving very fast,
being still confined TO her bed.
Curran Bellows, who finished work sew
eral weeks ago at the Tabor Farm and
who has been boarding at the home of I
George Chapiu, left Sunday night for
Bristol, Conn, where he has employment.
One hundred and eighteen deposits
made in the savings department of the
U. S. B. and Trust Co. Jan. 3. Did you
make one of them? If not, start the new
year right by making deposit and get
a book at once.--adv.
The new traction engine belonging to
The c. E. & F. o. Burt Co. is now max
ng two trips day to Cotton Brook
drawing in about 5000 it. to the trip. 1t
S hoped soon to make three daily trips,
which would make 90 miles day.
A family gathering at S. W. Barrows'
was attended by all his chill
iren, Miss Clara Barrows, Mrs A. Emery
If st. Adams and DR.. II. W. Barrows and
amily. The event was in honor of the
loctor's 50th birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Celia Hawley, who has been an in
valid for several years. fell on the veran
la at her home on Bridge street last week
Monday afternoon, striking on her right
ide. One rib was broken and the liga-
nents were torn from the breast bone.
making painful wound.
At the animal meeting of the Ladies'
Kid officers were elected as follows:-
Directors, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Mary
russell, Mrs. Dora Eddy, Mrs. Annie
Iarris; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Jenney:
ecretary, Mrs. Nellie Bashaw; assistant
ecretary, Mrs. Grace Scribner.
The Unity church association held their
annual dinner in the church vestry at
DON Thursday, about thirty being pres
Mt. At the annual business meeting fol-
owing the dinner, with President p. d.
ike in the chair, officers were reelected
: follows:-President, P. d. Pike; sec
etary, Herbert E. Straw: treasurer. Mrs.
larry A. Jenney; trustees, NJ. c. Love-
,y, III. w. Barrows, l.. L. Harris; parish
Dmmittee, Miss Clara Barrows,' Mrs.
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