News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-05
STOWE

| ALVIN nan OF Barre was recent CUES
of his brother, Edwin.
Vernon wilkins has been in critica
condition for several days.
Sugar makers are now getting a goot
run of sap, the first of the season.
Harry Harlow has employment dur
ing sugaring with S. FL. Nutting.
Donald Mcmahon of Dartmouth Col
lege is at home for the spring vacation.
Steven Bennett of No. Arson, Me-, Wis
tied his uncle, S. j. Dana. last week.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. McSweeney of Bur,
lington are the guests of relatives here.
The Universalist Ten Club met with
Mrs. w. M. Adams Tuesday afternoon.
John Hill was called to Bradford last
week by the serious illness of his mother
Mum Boardman has returned from
| Springfield, where he passed his vaca-
ton.
Frank Sulham, who has been employed
| as teamster at the Forks, has moved to
Eden.
Mrs. Charles j. Lang is recovering
from severe case of grip and is about
the house.
Miss Alice Magoon visited her broth
ers, Harold and Adelbert, in Morrisville
last week.
Mrs. q. M. Culver and Mrs. A. A. Pike
have been visiting Mrs. Ina Mills in Essex
Junction.
Mrs. Lewis Marshall of Montpelier is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Gibbs.
Mrs. Lucy Scrbner, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is gaining slowly aud
sits up little.
Mr.. Winch, who has been appointed to
supply at Stowe. is student at Mont
pelier Seminary.
The spring term OF the Stowe High and
Graded Schools opened Monday, after
meek's vacation.
A. Il. Corse, who is employed at the
Vermont State State Hospital spent Tues
day with Stowe friends.
Mrs. Mertie Smith, who has been i'll
with pneumonia the past week, is
thought to be holding her own.
A. c. Morrill's barn, adjoining his
shop, is being remodelled into garage
for the use of Green Mountain Inn.
Miss Elma Bailey of the Graded School
was called to her home in Morristown
Tuesday by the death of her grandfather.
The Misses Dorothy Barrows and Be-
atrice Pike have returned from st. AL |
bans, where they visited Mrs. A. A. EN-
cry.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Watts and Miss Marjorie |
Watts returned Monday from Montpelier,
where they attended the Methodist Con-
terence.
Mrs. George Sallies, who has kept
house for Henry Thomas, has returned
TO her home with MI. ann Mrs L. 5.
Peterson,
Mrs. Ernest E. Wright and little SOD,
Walter, have returned to stowe, after
several months in Cambridge. The little
BOY is recovering from at attack of bron-
,hitis.
"No Trespassing'', the High School
,lay, will be given at the Auditorium
Friday evening. This is said to be one
# the best plays ever given by tho local !
High School. ,
Mrs. Addie Allen and Miss Mary Nc |
ntyre, who have been here to attend 1
he funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. At ,
Tins, returned Monday to Boston. They !
we're guests while here of Mr.. and Mrs. I
!. E. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mcmahon and {
laughter, Ruth, returned Monday from I
four months trip through the west,
most of the winter having been spent in
.os Angeles, Cal. They came home via
be Southern Pacific and Washington, ,
}. c.
Rev. f. I. Crane and his Boys Club ]
ave purchased an acre of land of l.. G.
.aymond on Brush hill and will set it
ut to apple trees and other smaller fruit.
Ir. Crane has happy faculty of keeping
ne boys interested in things that work
Dr. their manhood as well as interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Darling, who left
aturday, are entertaining at their home n