News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-19
STOWE

pounds.
Walter Morgan, s. H. s. II, went ye
terday to Mortified to enter Nor vic
University.
Dopald M. Mcmahon goes Tuesday t
Hanover, N. H., to continue his studio
at Dartmouth College.
The Rev. J. @. Angel, who was her
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ly
dia A. Shaw, returned to Walden Frida,
night.
Mrs. Fl. E. Pike, Miss Marion Pike anc
Mrs. Pixies guest, Miss Katherine Cush
ing, of Boston, visited Mt. MANSFIELD
Monday.
On account of the busy season there
was only small attendance at the Grange
picnic at W. R. Collins farm at Moscow
Saturday.
Mrs. T. A. Douglass gave party Sat
urday afternoon to number of young
people iu honor of the 18th birthday of
her SOD, Donald.
Stowe turned out in large numbers and
with the Band went to Hyde Park Tues
day night to the meeting in honor of the
conscript soldiers.
Miss Addie Bigelow, who has passed
the summer in Stowe, went Saturday to
Franklin Falls. N. H., to resume her
work as teacher in the Franklin Orleans
Home.
There were u automobile parties in
Smugglers' Notch Sunday. Among them
being A. A. Pike, Fl. E. Pike and G. o.
Burt and families and Miss Dorothy Har-
ris and friends.
Il. E. Shaw motored Monday to Bur
lington, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Ruby, who will take post graduate
course in domestic science at the Ed
munds High school.
Mrs. G. F. Eddy of Unity church has
invited the Ladies' Aid of that church to
serve picnic dinner at her home in Nor
ristown Thursday for the benefit of the
Society. All are lnVlteu.
Miss Nellie Robinson, who has passed
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Robinson, has returned to
Boston to begin her seventh year of en-
ployment at Haddon Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Abbott and daugh-
ter, Helen, and Mrs. B. A. Abbott of
East Corinth were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Barrows. Miss Ruby
Barrows accompanied them home.
Fred Guyette and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Bentley and children motored here from
Shoreham Sunday to visit Mrs. Bentley's
brother, L. G.. Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Loomis accompanied them home
for two weeks visit.
An interesting poem by Edward 81.
written just after the arrival |
at Westfield, Mass, and the breaking up |
Of the First Vermont Regiment, received |
too late for publication, will appear in
our next weeks issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Loveland and lit |
lie son, Harry Warren of Waitsfield, and |
friend from Indian Orchard, Mass,
md Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bedoir of North
ield were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. A. Warren at Moscow.
Junior Vice Commander, Mrs. Lucy
cribner, who expects to leave soon to
ass the winter in Chicago, entertained
he members of the Fl. H. Smith Wo-
,an's Relief Corps today. A picnic din
er was served at one o'clock.
A veterinary has pronounced the all
lent, which has proved fatal to six head
young cattle, pastured in Leon Butts
ack lot, as blackleg. The other stock
ave been innoculated and it is expected
lat the disease has been checked.
Mrs. Fannie Mayo left Monday on a
nsiness trip to New YORK, visiting on
le way her daughter, Mrs. Ii. w. Fair
anks, in Proctor, Mrs. J. NJ. Dbwner in
schenectady. N. Y, Mrs. r. o. Gilman
Chelsea and C. H. Perner in North
cid.
Mrs. c. f. Davis of Olympia and Mrs.
ess Bridges of Aberdeen, Wash, who
the remains of Mrs. Harry
7. Smith here for burial, left on their I
turn Friday. They were guests while {
ere at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
/. Slayton.
The Senior class of Stowe high school
ave the annual reception to the teachers {
riday evening, about 200 being present.
lass president, Mum Boardman, acted
J master of ceremonies. Remarks were
ade by Principal Paul p. Jones, Assist
1t Z. Lawrence Bigelow, and Rev. j. K.
ngell. Mrs. II. w. Barrows rendered a
zeal solo, accompanied on the piano by t
iss Mildred Holden. Several victrola l
lections were given and Shackett's Or a
estra furnished music for dancing. {
hioh followed the program until twelve {
clock. d
cath of Mrs. Lydia A. Shaw J
Mrs. Lydia A. straw Shaw died at the 1
me of her son, Elmer E. Shaw, at the b
wer village at eleven o'clock last Wed Il