News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1919-01-01
STOWE

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urday to her school in Tnnbridge after
week in this place.
Miss Dorothy Barrows has returned
from St Adams, where she has visited
her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Emery.
The condition of Nrs. Nancy Downer,
who is suffering from gangrene in both
feet, remains very distressing.
Mark V, Poor, who has been i'll from
Influenza, has NOT been so we'll for several
days. Mrs. Poor is recovering.
Give r. )emeritt, who has recently
been discharged from the navy, is en-
ployed at the State hospital at Waterbury,
Mrs. Albina Luce, who has been i'll for
several days. is more comfortable. Mr.
Luce is recovering from injuries from
fall
Gale H. Shaw. U. S. N, who has been
at home from Newport, r. l., for the
holidays, was unable to return Friday on
account of illness.
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called in council last Saturday in the
case of Mrs, w. w. Ayers. who remains
about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raylin have
finished work for II. E. Shaw at Stowe
Forks ard will begin Monday to work at
the State hospital at Waterbury.
Prin. and Mrs Harris Fl. Metcalf came
Saturday from Waterbury to resume their
work in Stowe high school. They will
make their home at j. M Ruiter's.
Gale H. Shaw of the U. S. navy tcaic-
ing school at Newport, r. l., at home on
leave for Christmas week, was taken i'll
Friday and was unable to return to New
port.
Mrs. G. Ayers. who has recovered from
the influenza, was able to go Friday to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. V. Reed, where she will make her
home.
A basketball game played at the town
hall Thursday evening between the Stowe
high school and the lower village teams
resulted in a score of 43 to 81 in favor of
Stowe high school.
E. Hunter, prOjectiOnist at
the Bellevew theatre at st. Adams, is at
nome in Stowe for few days, following
he closing of the theatre on account of
IN outbreak of influenza.
Miss Margaret Harris returned Monday !
% heI school at Morristown, N. Y. Her
brother, George S. Harris of Montclair, |
vas unable to return Monday, having |
'een i'll for a week from influenza.
Floyd Sleeper of the S. A. T. G. at the |
University of Vermont, who has been i'll |
With pneumonia, is recovering. His |
ather. E. G. Sleeper, who was called to
burlington by his sons illness, has re-
urned home.
Mrs. Wilbur Towne, who has been i'll
nth pneumonia at the home of her sister
n Plainfield, Conn, where Mr.. and Mrs.
'owne are passing the winter, is doing
veil. Mrs. Leon Butts was called 20
'lainfield by her mothers illness.
Ira Mum Boardman of the naval unit
t the S. A. T. G. at the University of
yermOnt, is at home for the holidays
aving been released for four years and
laced on reserve. Mr.. Boardman will
center the university when it opens af-
Or the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. w. II. Russell received a letter
"a from her son, Howard, OF
he A. Z, F. in France, the first that has
cen heard from him since he left Camp
Jptou in October for overseas. Private
russell wrote that he liked the place,
here he was staying, very much. Mrs.
russell has recently received two letters
rom her son, Leon, also with the A. Ell
:. in France, who wrote that he is sta
oned somewhere between Verdun and
Tetz.
The village schools reOpened Monday. |
tier being closed since November &c on
count of a recurrence OF the influenza.
here we're 10 or u pupils absent whe n
le schools reopened. Prin. and Mrs.
etcalf, Mrs. Douglass, Miss Derby,
ISIS Wright and Miss Bigelow of the
Guilty are back in their places. Miss
race Keefe of Waterbury Center will
Ike the place of Miss Saul resigned.
ISIS Messick of Syracuse, n. Y, is ex-
,cted to teach in the commercial course.
be rural schools will open January 6. /,
At the meeting of Mansfield Mountain |
range Saturday evening it was voted to I
,stpone the annual election of officers
It'll the meeting of January %, and to
I'D an all.day meeting on that date,
,ening at 1000 a. M, and electing Off I
rs in the afternoon. A State official is S
.pected 10 be present and conduct the '
stsllation, which probably will be open !
the public. A committee to have
arge of arrangements for dinner was
pointed including Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. !
Irsons, Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Foster, A.
Straw and Mrs. Della Tomlinson. :
A Christmas greeting sent to William
sndry at West Dandy, Conn.,, came G
ok Friday unOpened and marked "de-