News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-11-10
STOWE

D'N'N'' SNN' ptbNaD.
Miss Rachel Siayton was at home from
Waterbury over Sunday.
Several men from here attended the
ball game in Burlington Saturday.
Dennis Kaiser has finished his work at
Grolon Mass and has returned home.
Miss Lois Riley, subs for Miss
Ruby Bull at the central telephone office
last week.
Quincy Magoon has moved to G. M.
Towne's tenement and has employment
with Mr.. Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. n. Gale have visited
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Houston in Cady's
Falls, few days.
DR.. Bidwell Of Water bury was called
here in consultation on Miss Susan A
Bigelow's case Friday.
The Misses Alice and Glendora Nutting
went Saturday to Bridgeport, Conn where
they have employment.
Mrs. H. E. Pike and Miss Marian Pike
were in Burlington to attend an entertain.
ment Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tomlnson, Clitus
Tomlinson and Miss Mabel Sleeper passed
the weekend in Jericho.
Miss Mary J. Bigelow of Salem, Mass,
came Friday on account of the illness of
her sister, Miss Susan Bigelow.
Mrs. Clayton Morrill, returned last week
from the Fanny Allen hospital, and is do
ing well after a serious operation.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Monkey of Chelsea
are parents of daughter born this week.
Mrs. Monkey was formerly Mrs. Sarah
Mayo Gilman of Stowe.
At meeting of the Young American
club Saturday afternoon DR.. H. w. Bar
rows gave patriotic address and Mrs. A.
D. Lynch gave lesson in folk dancing.
At meeting of the H. H. Smith Wom-
ans Relief Corps Saturday afternoon the
Misses Johnson and McDonough we're I'M
tiated into the Order, two candidates were
balloted upon and nine applications for
membership were received.
The president, Mrs. Della Tomlinson,
will entertain the ladies of the Community
Ladies' Aid society at her home at the low
er village Friday afternoon. A picnic sup
per will be served. All are cordially in
vited.
The annual Red Cross membership drive
will begin here at once and will be carried
out as rapidly as possible in order to com.
plete the work before the travelling gets
poor The Red Cross work is as impo1-
tant as it has been at any time and it is
hoped large number will renew their
Mrs. Jenney's Sunday School class of
young ladies now under the supervision of
Mrs c. E. Hayward, organized last Sun
day and adopted the name "Polyanna"
and mean to work under Polyanna s motto.
The class will serve afternoon tea at the
banquet hall Wednesday and will conduct
a sale of fancy and Japanese articles. The
in charge consist of Catherine |
Harris and Hazel Cakes, on the sale, and
Marjorie Foster, Dorothy Shepard, Agnes |
Towne and Pearl Bailey to serve tea.
At a meeting of the Stowe Red Cross
branch with the president, Mrs. Nina
Shaw, Saturday afternoon it was voted to |
meet at private houses to do sewing. The
irst work will be making 80 skirts for chill
lren, which will begin as soon as instruc-
ions are received. The work committee
consists of Mrs. Hattie Douglass, Mrs.
Fred Billings, Mrs. Dwight F., Smith and
Mrs. H. c. Smith. Mrs. Mary Cheney
will have charge of the knitting and any
Who are willing to knit are asked to do so.
The Rev. G E. Brush of Hardwick con-
lucted an Episcopal service at the Akeley
Memorial banquet hall Sunday evening,
an excellent sermon and admin
stering baptism to one adult and two chill
lren. A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs.
W. Barrows. Miss Marjorie Watts ac-
The bishop coadjutor, the
Rev. G. Y. Bliss will hold confirmation
eryice at the same place at three o'clock
sunday afternoon, November IA. The
bishop will also present the claims of the
drive being carried out by the
Episcopal Church.
A party of six leaving Stowe Friday TO
'lorida, included Mrs. Clyde Jenney
enkins, who returns to her home in Fort
fierce, after passing the summer here,
Irs. Jenkins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
;. Jenney, who will pass the winter with
1rs. Jenkins and another daughter, Mrs.
7. w. Luce at Miami, Mrs. w. T. Double,
no joins Mr.. Double for the winter at
rleans and Mr.. and Mrs. Lo7ejoy, who
i'll pass the winter at Stuart. The party (
i'll take boat at New York, expecting to
rive at Jacksonville Tuesday. Mr.. and
lrs. Lovejoy expect to make their home
18th Mrs Howard Thomas for the winter I