News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-26
STOWE
?. r. Kaiseris on the sick list.

A. II. Cheney is confined to the house
by sickness,
Charles Ferrin of Montpelier was wis.,
itor here Tuesday
W. L. Demeritt transacted business in
Waterbury Monday.
Mrs. c. e. Burt was a visitor in Mont
peiler a portion of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Moody of Mont
peler were visitors here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Eddy visited his
mother and sister in Johnson over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. VanDusen are NOV
ing to the G. N. Fisher tenement at the
Lower Village.
Mrs. Eivra and Mildred Gale returned
to their scuool work at Peoples Academy
Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry e. Harlow has visited her
aunt, Mrs. Della Kicker, at Waterbury
Center this week.
Jewett Demae, a resident here many
years ego, but now living in Warren, was
a visitor in town Tuesday.
Rev. W. T. Best of Worthwhile has
been secured as Memorial Day orator by
Il. Ill. Smith Post, G. A, r.
Mrs. Cert Chase was taken to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital at Burlingtol Saturday
by her sister, Mrs. VIII Warren.
Annual Firemen's Ball at the Auditori-
um Friday night. TIE Montpelier Mill
tary Band Orchestra will furnish music.
James Perry of Sterling was fined s.
and costs OF 81 81 by Justice c. NJ. Watts
Tuesday for first offence OF intoxic&-
ton.
Prof. G. A. Burnham will give illus
trated talks upon "The Europe of the
Allies" at the High school room Wednes-
day and Friday evening.
Instructor in Agriculture H. H. Cooley
will hold himself in readiness to Cooper
ate with farmers in pruning and spray
ing of apple trees, or in any other way
that he can.
A new street has been opened by the
trustees between the Sherbut and Doug
lass houses on Main street. N. B. John
son, who owns the land back OF the
buildings, will erect one or more bunga-
lows on it.
The freTen'S annual ball will be held
at the Akeley Memorial building on the
evening of April 81. Music will be fur
nished by the Montpelier Military Band
orchestra. The tfremen hope for a large
attendance az the finances of the COM
pany are at a low ebb.
Rev. E. L. Goddard of Cambridge,
Mass, has been appointed pastor of the
Methodist church for the coming year
and will occupy the pulpit Sunday morn
ing. While alterations and repairs are
age, Mr.. Goddard and family will be
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Watts.
For many years, if not centuries, eggs
rave been considered a necessary feature
If the joyous Easter season, but they |
rave usually been taken in the form of |
God or nourishment. A new use has
,een found for them. Saturday evening
young Stowe Hollowite thoughtlessly
picked up bag, containing five dozen
uicy eggs, which had been left for few
moments by the purchaser on Miles d
lcMahon's steps. 1t happened this was
cen by the muscular and irate owner
nd capture was soon made. Holding
he thief with his left hand, the owner
hen proceeded to adorn him, giving
pecial attention to the head, with the
bells and contents of SO eggs, four being
verlooked Happy Witnesses contribut-
d for more eggs.
The agricultural class of Stowe high
chool held debate and literary program
{ the Fucker street school house Thurs
ay evening. The subject of the debate
as Resolved, That the agricultural
purse at Stowe is of more value to
Dung man than coutse at Randolph or
yndon"; affirmative, Orlo Jenney and
lexander Adams; negative, Harry Russ
I'd Don MOulton. Decision was in favor I
the negative. Neil Ellsworth and s
heodore Mayo discussed the relative I
erts of pure bred stock and grades; [
ecison in favor of the pure bred. Cor
on Moulton gave talk on alfalfa aud