News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-26
STOWE

or two last week
j. E. Larkin was at home from North
field over Sunday.
Judge Seneca Hlselton is spending
few weeks on Mt. Mansfield.
Miss Ethel Brush of Montpelier visited
her parents here over Sunday.
G. NJ. Watts has gone to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for surgical trea tment.
Mrs. o. w. Edison went Saturday to
the Fanny Allen Hospital for treatment.
Miss Athea Reynolds of Boston was
a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. A.
Hill.
Miss Abbie Burt of Boston has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gracia Tomlin-
son.
George Norway of Montpelier was a
visitor at Albert Laraway's part of last
week.
There were about 40 guests at the Lake
Mansfield Trout Club House at dinner
| Sunday.
Frank D. Flint of Newport gave din
ner party to 20 friends at the Club House
| last week.
Owing to the threatening weather the
| band concert advertised for Friday night
was postponed.
Mrs. Alma Smith returned Sunday |
from a months visit with her son in |
Providence, r. l.
An unusually heavy crop of hay and
two weeks of hot weather and sunshine
pleases the farmers.
Thomas Foster left Tuesday for Toll
son, Montana, where he will make his
home with daughter.
Mrs. John Belts and two children of
West Lebanon, n II. ARE visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred PloOf.
DR.. w. B. Jackson, who has passed two
weeks at the Green Mountain Inn, has
returned to his home in Lowell, Mass.
Recent guests at c. E. BuTt's were
Mrs .Lottie E. Smith of Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. Moody of Montpelier.
Mrs Alma Smith has returped from
Providence, r. l., where she has passed
several weeks with her son, Roy W.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, George Hayes and sons,
Harold and Edwin, of Middlesex were
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Billings motored to
johnson Sunday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Lola Douglass, who is attending the
summer school.
After heavy shower at the village :
Saturday afternoon it was noticed that ,
tue roads at Moscow, two miles south. =
west, were scarcely wet, so light had been s
the shower there. q
G. F. Gruber, who has been guest for t
A week at the Green Mountain Inn, has I
returned to Brooklyn, N, Y. Mrs, Cru {
Der and sons, Philip and John, will re- S
main in Stowe for some time. b
Mrs. j. X. Smith and grandchildren,
Miss Merriam and Master Everett Mer-
lam and a friend of Mrs. Smiths of
Waterbury, Conn, are at the Lake Mans !!
ield Trout club house for month. \
The Rev. E. L. Goddard has returned l
rom Albany, n. Y, where he went t
to meet his mother, Mrs. Julia a
!. Goddard of Roselle Park, n. j., who
accompanied him home for the summer. /
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Shubert of Frank =
in, Pa, and the Misses Grace and Clara
Dewey of New York, who have been Wis ,,
vent into camp at Highgate Springs, Sat t.
friday.
Rev, Hervey Gulick of Charlotte, who a
Preached at the Congregational church
sunday morning, was a guest at the h
Ireen Mountain Inn during his stay here.
lie delivered a very instructive and inn
ressive sermon.
II. NJ. Mott of Syracuse, n. Y, a for re
ler resident of Stowe visited Mrs. Motifs II
isters, Mrs. P. D. Pike and family, and ! vi
FRS. Eunice Pottle Saturday Mrs. Pot ia
e's daughters, Mrs. S. c. Wheeler of OF
Waterbury and daughter, Esther of G
Waterbury accompanied Mr.. Mott to
towe. u
Miss Ruth B. Fisher of Vergennes and re
Tiss Annie NJ. Clark of Brookfeld, who OF
assed Friday and Saturday at the Sum- u,
lit House, went by the short trail to sd
Notch Sunday and after pass 70
lg Sunday night at Greeu Mountain Inn, m
'ent Monday to the White Mountains. VI
Thile in the Notch they aid some sue m
,ssful bOtanizing. tn
A meeting of the members of Unity ~
lurCh will be held at the church parlors ii,
o'clock this evening to consider the W.
.signation of the pastor, Rev. F. T. 80
rane. Mr.. Crane, who has been pastor or
the church five years last March, and tn
RS. Crane are passing the month of of
My with her family at North Arson,
e. The news of his resignation is re-
,Ived with much regret by his people Nj