News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-01
STOWE

Miss Vivian Douglass of Burlington
passed last week with Mrs. w. A. Sears.
Mrs. Sydney Humphrey has contribu-
ted several volumes Of fiction to the Stowe
Free Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sweet have be
gun housekeeping in an upstairs tenement
in c. P. Browns block.
The condition of Miss Susan A. Bigel
continues to improve and she is able
sit up part of the time.
Little Hilda Fuller recently received
lovely sunshine box from neighbors ara
friends and wishes to thank them.
E. W. Tinkham, who has been inspect.
ing Garford trucks in Maine the past
month, joined his family here for Thanks
giving.
Frank Medlar Of Burlington joined Mrs.
Medlar for Thanksgiving at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Campbell,
where she passed the week.
Mrs. Ida Jackson of Jamestown, N. D.,
passed Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs,
H. w. Ravlin, and family. This is the
first meeting of the sisters in 40 years.
An order for butter was received by the
Mt. Mansfield creamery last week from
Miami, Fla, showing widespread repu-
tation gained by the products of the
creamery.
A gathering at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleny A. Vondle Thanksgiving in.
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Adams and families,
E. c. Harlow, Ralph Harlow, and Miss
Sadie Harlow.
C. o. Burt, DR.. H. W. Barrows and
Mrs. H. G. Smith, who were in Burlington
Wednesday of last week, were accompa-
MED home by Mrs. Frances Wright, who
has received treatment at the Mary FLEET
cher hospital.
Mrs. C. A. Riley and Mrs. E. c. Bailey,
who went to Winooski last week, were &C.
comPanied home by their daughters, the
Misses Lois Riley and Mary Bailey. who
are recovering favorably from operations
for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Farrar of Pittsford
were here to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs Farrar's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Shaw. Mr.. Farrar is taking course of
treatment at the Pittsford sanitarium for
an illness resulting from his service in
France.
A Thanksgiving party at the home of
Mr.. and Mis-. E. B. Forbes at Moscow in
Guided Mr.. Forbes parents, MIR. and Mrs.
A. A. Royce, Mrs. Forbes mother, Mrs.
Elvira Gale, Mr., and Mrs. Elmer J. Hovs-
ton of Cady's Falls, and Mrs. Polly Gale
Cline and little daughter, Ruth.
The rural schools closed Thanksgiving
week The high and graded schools closed
on Wednesday for the remainder of the
week. Among the teachers, Miss South
ard passed the vacation at her home in
Fairfax, Miss Keefe in Waterbury, Miss
McDonough in Rutland, Miss Johnson at
Radcliffe College, Boston, and Miss Derby
in Johnson.
Among visitors in Stowe for Thanksgiv-
ing were Miss Grace Bigelow of Spring
field, Mass. the Misses Madine Boar oman,
Marjorie Young, Louise Morgan, Kathryn
Recor, and Effie Sleeper, and Ira M. Board
man, John Boardman, Floyd Sleeper, Mar
tin Ellsworth and Orlo K. Jtnney of the
U. V. NJ, and Miss Hildegarde Smalley OF
the Plattsburg Normal School.
The work of inscribing the names of the
men of Stowe who served in the World
War, on hemarble panels in the Soldiers
Memorial hall in the Akeley Memorial
building is being done by F. L, Howe &
Co., of Mortified. There are 73 names.
The names of 245 men who served in the
Civil War, placed on the parels at the
time of the erection of the building, include
those soldiers who were born in and cred
tied to Stowe, those who were born here
but becameresidents Of other places before
the war, and those who have become resi-
dents of Stowe since the war. The build
ing was a gift to the town from the late
Healey c. Akeley, designed as memoir
al to the Stowe men Of the Civil War and
at the same time to serve as a community
building for the people of the town.