News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-11-24
STOWE

Z. l., Barrows loaded car of stock
Saturday.
w. r. Churchill of Morrisville was
local visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Webster will serve
Thanksgiving dinner at the Greer Noun
tain Inn.
Red Cross workers met with Mrs Nina
Shaw and Mrs. Susie Boardman, to sew
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Riley visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Lois Riley, at the Fanny Allen
hospital last week.
The Juniors will give three-act farce,
Nov. "a. Come and have a long laugh
and stay to the dance.
Miss Southland, and group of girls, at.
tended the Y. w. c. A. girls conference
in Waterbury Saturday.
M. A. Chandler of Rutland, representa-
tive of the Empire Milking Machine COM
pany was at E. L Barrows' Friday,
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. A. Morse returned
Saturday to Waterbury after visiting their
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Barrows and family.
Mrs. S. M Burnett has closed her house
on Maple street and will make her home
this winter with her niece, Mrs. Effie
Robbins.
Mrs. John Williams of Waterbury visit
ed her sister, Mrs. A. w. Collins, and
family Friday, returning to Waterbury
Saturday.
Bruce Lereau Of St. Regis Falls, N. Y,
has come to Stowe to make his son and
daughter, Ambrose Lereau and Mrs. Levi
Lawrence a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Mcmahon, Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. D. Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
A. Raymond attended an entertainment
in Morrisvile Thursday.
A new meat market has been opened in B
L. Shaw's office on Main street by Sanville
& Wells, the firm consisting of Jasper
Sanvlle and Theodore Wells.
Friday morning in assembly, Dorothy
Barrows and Sadie Carey took charge
They had very interesting program, the
irst and second grades taking part.
Mrs. William Robbins and three child
en- of Wol OFT spent the week end with
Ter mother, Mrs. Frank Raymond, at the
over village. Mrs. Robbins is recovering
rom an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs F. V. Curtis went Friday to Barre,
where the family household goods have '
,een moved Mr.. Curtis will remain at
he town farm until arrangements are made
With some one else to take charge there.
A basketball game at the town hall Fri f
lay evening between the Lamoille Central
academy team of Hyde Park and the .
,towe high school team resulted in a score
f 20 to 10 in favor of Stowe. There was
large crowd in attendance. f
At the mid-1month meeting Thursday a
vening Of the H. H. Smith Woman's Re-
ef Corps, Mrs. Ruby Tinkha1n, the Mis-
es Ruby Shaw, Edith Derby, and Agnes t
nd Alice Boozan were initiated into the =
rider. Refreshments we're served. h
Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Ida
ill and son, M. E. He'll, were Mrs. Hills
rother, Aaron T. Irish of Akeley, MINI
HON she had not seen in 80 years, her
rother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. P. 7. n
rish and daughter of Essex Junction, and
Mrs. LII. Irish of Westford. I
Irs. Hill accompanied her brother when
e visited their relatives in Essex juno 7
on, Westford and Monkton and before G.
,turning home, she visited her. son, Philo
/. Hill and granddaughter, Mrs. c. E. ~ ~
TcCuen and families, in Burlington. a.
c. L. Mcmahon recently returned from r,
business trip to Burlington in the inter-
its Of the Mt Mansfield Hotel company N
he prospects for another season are very
vorable. The good work done on the i'll
,ads will be great help to the future &C
lsiness. Reports are expected soon from
late Road Commissioner Bates, who with y
1rveyor Hayden, has been here consider =,
g plans for the improvement of the grade
Harlow Hill, the first steep hill at the CT
lot of Mt. Mansfield and Snugglers' &c
otch road. Two projects are under nj
one for carrying the road =
the right and the other to the left Of the :,
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